Analog or digital scales??

Well, I used both digital and analog in my schools. While I was in lower and middle secondary school, we usually use to use analog scales to measure weight, current, voltage for various laps. In higher secondary school, I used both digital and analog measuring instruments. Well there are lots of advantages in using digital instruments. In analog, there are many errors, Errors with instruments and we need to consider all such errors in our calculations. There is also the possibilities of human errors while taking the readings as we have to count the divisions (very small one) with our naked eyes. There is every chances of making mistake. Calculations becomes complex with analog. On other hand digital instruments are very comfortable and easy to use. The probability of both and human errors are very low. We don't need to take pain counting the numbers of divisions which usually makes us feel like vomiting. The only disadvantages with digital instruments are that they are expensive and they are delicate. We will have take extra care while handling it. It may break. They can also be temperature and light sensitive. So in such cases we will need a correct storage space.

I prefer digital scales simply because they are easier to see the number and I more detailed reading than the pound rounded off :P I had a digital scale a few years ago that wasn't precise. It would give me different weights when I stepped on it a couple of times in succession. After that, I bought an analog scale, but I found it tedious to use because I had to step on and off it very gingerly otherwise, the pointer would move too much and I wouldn't get my correct weight. Also, the lines were very close together, so sometimes, I wasn't sure what the number was saying. Finally, I got a better digital scale and I find this one to be both precise and accurate. I think different companies can have better models than others. One analog scale may be more accurate and precise than a digital scale from another company. I think it's important to read reviews about what other people say about the scale before buying one.

In the past I had an analog scale at home. But it didn't work later. And then I bought a digital scale instead. The digital scale works better and especially I think it is much more accurate than the analog one. Especially it can work for a long time and will not have any quality problems. I love China

i think digital is more comfy to use. easy, and fast than analog scales. but if they are both properly in-synch, they should be both alright to use?