I travel extensively around the world and as airlines tighten up more and more on their baggage policies I found it harder and harder to manage the weight of my bags. Some airlines even weigh hand luggage, to ensure it's within their tight limits (usually just a few KG over the weight of the actual bag). Each time I weigh my bags before flying I tell myself "I must write a review for this wonderful luggage scale". So here it is!After extensive research I bought the BZ200 scale and the Cabin Max Digital Portable Travel Luggage Scale .After trying them both out for a few trips I returned the Cabin Max scale and kept the BZ200.Here are my reasons:Both were very accurate. The Cabin Max one is also capable of weighing very light weights in oz and grams. The BZ200 can't do that. It just has LB and KG.The BZ200 I have does not RESET the way it should. Basically the RESET button does nothing, so I push the on/off button to reset it.On face value I actually preferred the Cabin Max scale. But after putting both to the test whilst travelling I realised the Cabin Max one is just too darn painful to use. I am a 6ft 2in man and stronger than most men I know. My hands are also relatively strong. But the Cabin Max scale has a thin little metal handle, and when weighing a heavy bag (mine usually hit the max weight of 23kg) it was painful to weigh the bags because it "cuts" into the hands.The BZ200 on the other hand (no pun intended), is VERY comfortable to use. The whole device is a big handle. Easy to hold with TWO hands, and does not cut into the hands in any way.>> ACCURACY <> TIPS <<* If you are of a shorter height (say 5.5ft or less) then it may help to stand on a stair or a sturdy chair so that you can lift the bag of the ground easily.* Obviously take care of your back when weighing heavy bags... bend knees, especially if standing on a step or chair.* If you are weighing something that is well under the max allowed weight (like more than a lb or 1/2 a kilo under) it is not necessary to wait for the device to beep and lock in on the weight. You'll see clearly enough that it's under the allowed weight.>> PROS <<* More than accurate enough for weighing hand luggage and checked luggage.* Very comfortable and relatively easy to use.>> CONS <<* It can take a while to lock in on a weight. I think this is because it is quite tricky to hold a heavy bag stead enough for the weight to not keep changing a little.* It is quite heavy and bulky compared to some of the other options, but I've had no problem sticking it into my hand luggage after my bags are packed and weighed.* It does not do small weights down to grams and oz (unlike the Cabin Max scale) but in all honesty this is NOT needed for luggage. This is a feature that would be useful for weighing packages for the post and other such small items.* Costs a little more than the other options>> OTHER SCALES <> OVER ALL <