Any recommendations for a reliable scale that is reasonably priced?

illinimort · October 2014

Thank you!

WalkingAlong · October 2014

I think they're all pretty reliable, it's just a matter of what features you want.

donnasinc · October 2014

Although I am going to train myself to use the scale less, I just switched to the WW scale and am happy with it. I had a fancy scale that measured Fat percentage etc. etc. but it was always fluctuating and I never seemed to get "one" weight measurement. Anyway, so far so good with the WW digital scale.

oedipa_maas · October 2014

I like Epica digital scales.

missiontofitness · October 2014

I have a regular digital scale from CVS. Around $20, and it weighs down to the decimal for weight. I really like it, and it's lased me a while.

ljashley1952 · October 2014

I have this one and I like it fine except I find it hard to clean:
http://www.conairscales.com/catalog.php?product_id=450

I'd rather have this one, I think:
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/conair-reg-thinner-reg-portable-digital-scale/1016546313

Lourdesong · October 2014

This is the scale I use, I love it. http://www.amazon.com/Smart-Weigh-Precision-technology-400-Pound/dp/B00IFRZVQI/ref=cm_cr-mr-title

Kalikel · October 2014

The cheap ones are fine. It depends on how techy you want to get with it. Do you need it to synch to MFP, etc.

I just needed a fairly accurate number, so cheap was fine with me and I got the Eat Smart one that was a best seller on amazon.

50sFit · October 2014

WalkingAlong wrote: »

I think they're all pretty reliable, it's just a matter of what features you want.

I used a Seca Colorata 760 Mechanical Bathroom Scale...and it gives me the exact reading the cheapo walmart scale gives...

I still prefer it, because the dial is huge!

jorge_ta83 · October 2014

I use this one, I think it is pretty accurate
EatSmart-Precision-Bathroom-Capacity-Technology
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Any recommendations for a reliable scale that is reasonably priced?

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