Best bathroom scale?
celestial2763
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I really need a new bathroom scale and started looking online there are way to many to pick from any suggestions?
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Bumping this, because I need one too!0
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This is the scale I have. It usually matches the scales we use at the hospital. Here's a link to it on Target.com
http://www.target.com/p/taylor-biggest-loser-digital-glass-scale-silver-11-2-x-12-5/-/A-13021683?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&CPNG=&adgroup=&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=c&location=9028744&gclid=CKbF95CuhdACFYOGaQodlIAGAg&gclsrc=aw.ds
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@MeganAM89 That's my mentality too. But, I've had a scale tell me for about a month now that I'm EXACTLY 214.9lbs....so I'm very questioning of its accuracy. I've heard that digital scales tend to be less accurate over time too so I don't know if maybe I should get a analog one. Although, Consumer Reports does rate the one that @keand1 posted very highly.0
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I bought one from Bed Bath and Beyond, and it has me lighter by 2-2.5 pounds than the gym scale..........Like Megan we will see in the end.....Best of Luck scale shopping!0
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Bought one from Rona (Like Lowes, but Cdn) for under $7.00. Battery dies within a month, but it is showing weight loss so I like it so far
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I was wondering about the Eatsmart precision digital its a glass scale as well, very high reviews on Amazon0
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celestial2763 wrote: »I was wondering about the Eatsmart precision digital its a glass scale as well, very high reviews on Amazon
I own this one. It's inexpensive and consistent. Highly recommended.
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Mine is an "Eatsmart" glass one also, from amazon, Im guessing the same one then? I started to wonder like pyro_guy7 if it was accurate because I went about 3 weeks without losing a pound!! O.o But then suddenly the scale started moving yesterday....so .. I guess it's just me. I am womndering about a kitchen scale though. I have one that is =/- 1 gram, but I wish it was less than 1 gram, because on foods like fats, that's a big difference! =/
Oh wait, it isnt like the see thru one linked above, but it is a eatsmart digital. It wasnt very expensive.0 -
I have a digital (weight watchers) and manual but i just stick to digital!
Just buy one set doesnt have to be pricey and stick to that0 -
I use a bluetooth scale / smart scale
https://greatergoods.com/weight-gurus/product/0375/bluetooth-smart-scale0 -
I use a bluetooth scale / smart scale
https://greatergoods.com/weight-gurus/product/0375/bluetooth-smart-scale
How is it syncing with MFP?0 -
grmckenzie wrote: »I use a bluetooth scale / smart scale
https://greatergoods.com/weight-gurus/product/0375/bluetooth-smart-scale
How is it syncing with MFP?
It syncs from the weight gurus app from my phone.0 -
sarahjohnson25852014 wrote: »I have a digital (weight watchers) and manual but i just stick to digital!
Just buy one set doesnt have to be pricey and stick to that
@sarahjohnson25852014 I actually have that digital weight watchers scale too. That's the one that seems to be acting up on me as I've described.1 -
I duno how accurate it is cus i never seem to lose weight it always says the same 10st 11lb or 10st 12lb! Im wondering whether to buy a different one0
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Thats what mine was doing so reason why I was looking for a more accurate scale..I think I am going to try the Eatsmart precision digital scale...24,000 reviews almost 5 stars on Amazon 0
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