Scales
jdori2015
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Hi guys, I've been trying to buy some scales that are accurate and consistent. I previously bought one from priceline but had to take it back because the weight was different each time I stepped on it to test it.
Anyone know of a good scale to use at home?
Anyone know of a good scale to use at home?
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I have had a Propert scale for a number of years now - it is good. Its readings match my doctors scale.
Make sure any scale you get is placed on a hard surface like tile or wood otherwise the readings will be off.0 -
I use a weightwatchers one that I think I paid around $90 for. It seems pretty consistent to me, always about 1kg lower than my doctors one though
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Thanks for the reply guys
where did you purchase your scales from? 0 -
Suggest Fitbit Aria scales. I find it accurate and automatically syncs online. Can buy from Rebel, Harvey Norman, Dick Smith, DJs, pretty much any where with activity trackers0
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Suggest Fitbit Aria scales. I find it accurate and automatically syncs online. Can buy from Rebel, Harvey Norman, Dick Smith, DJs, pretty much any where with activity trackers
I agree with this.
I also just had a DEXA Body Comp Scan done and the Aria scale was pretty darn close to the scan. My BF% in the AM (dehydrated) was 35% ish and my scan BF%, 5 hours later after eating and drinking, was 34% ish0 -
SOEHNLE Model QU-100112 ... Gorilla glass platform that takes up to 180kg. (I needed that tolerance when I began MFP at 174kg. No other scales were quite as good.
Bought (on special) for $45 from BING LEE in 2013.
The mass they record is within 0.01 to 0.02kg of what both my doctor's and dietician's scales say on the same day.
They are sensitive enough to tell when I pick up a T-shirt or my 150gram wristwatch while I am standing on them.0
