Taylor 7328 Electronic Lithium Scale
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Product Reviews of Taylor 7328 Electronic Lithium Scale
Product Review: It is not bad for what I paid
Summary: 3 Stars
I am having difficulty getting it to read my weight without having to stand on it a few times. I often get an "err" message forcing me to step off and retry. Have to be very still to get it to make a reading. Could be because I weigh around 300 pounds. Product Review: Yes, it is cheap..
Summary: 1 Stars
Argh! Over the past hour my weight has varied by up to 4 pounds. The only time it has shown a consistent measure is when I grabbed a 5 pound handweight and stepped back on the scale -- and so it should have measured a 5 pound increase, but the measurement didn't change at all! Very frustrating as I'm serious about trying to lose weight. I don't want false readings to throw me off track.
Also, this thing is the definition of cheap flimsy plastic. Blech. I'm returning this right away to Amazon (FYI it is a very easy process if you find that you need to do the same).
Product Review: Very good choice
Summary: 5 Stars
Read the reviews and decided to buy. Very nice item. Foot placement is clearly marked. Used by tall, short, slim and round. No tipping or instability.
Battery type nice and reliable. Measures not only the lbs, but ounces. To be able to see the lbs go, ounce by ounce seems to be a real, motivating incentive for some of us. A new feature for me and I really like it. Gives your day a perky start to know your past days efforts were reward by small, but measurable, consistent weight loss.
Even if this is not a feature you care about, this scale is easy to read and tested very accurate against calibrated doctor scales. You won't regret your purchase.
Product Review: excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
this scale was a steal at the price. numbers are large and clearly visible.Product Review: Inconsistent
Summary: 2 Stars
Surprisingly inconsistent. To test it I've weighed myself 5 times within 5 minutes and the readout can vary by as much as 3 pounds. If the target was to get close, I guess they did that, at least.