Scales

I weigh on the wii and that says I'm 7lb heavier than my scales the way I see it if you lose a lb on one scale you will lose a lb on the other just pick one scale and stick with it I chose the heavier one only cos it wills me to lose more to reach my goal and if the lighter one is right then I blow my goal out the water so to speak x

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Hi. I have experienced your frustration with inaccurate LCD scales. The reliability was frustrating with the on that I had purchased. I could stand on it five times in row and get a different number 3 of the 5 times.

I finally invested in a Tanita personal scale. (www.Tanita.com) At the time, I paid $100 for it. That same scale is now being sold for $80. It sounds like a lot, but in the previous ten years, I had purchased over 3 scales trying to find one that was accurate, would not stop working, and was reliable. I decided I would rather invest more and never buy one again than to continue replacing.

NO regrets, and it has been almost 3 years now.

I've also noticed that Weight Watchers uses Tanita products for their weigh-ins. Of course, theirs are professional grade scales.

I don't know if this helps or adds to the frustration, but it's not not to share about a product that works so great! : ) Good luck!

I have an LCD scale, I'm not too thrilled with it. The numbers jump around and never really come to a complete finished weight. I would prefer the old school scale. The slightest movement on the LCD scale could fluctuate your weight.

I have an LCD scale, and I use that one ... I don't weigh myself on any other scales (though it's hard to pass one up) but I usually don't see inconsistencies, doesn't mean they aren't there but since it's the only one I use....