Review on MoKo Platform Bathroom Precision Accuracy by Michelle Wilson

In short: Excellent electronic glass scale with large luminous numbers. In detail: This isn't the first scale I've owned, nor is it the first suitcase for most people. Actually I have several scales and someone who knows their weight can understand why. Reliability. Some scales are unreliable when weighing, displaying different weight readings every time you step on them. It's not this scale. So far it makes a very reliable impression. When I weigh myself, which I like to do daily, I first pick up the scale and put it back on a flat floor before stepping on it to make sure it's balanced. After that, I weigh myself three times to make sure my readings are accurate. I have followed this regime with these weights and it has always been reliable. Yes, there are times when the decimal point can move up or down a number after adjusting the scale, but that's something I've observed on every scale I've owned. I think this is normal for any scale. The Libra has a low profile and nice big bright numbers with a modern design. The scale is initially equipped with kilograms as the standard unit, but can easily be switched to pounds with the small button under the scale. I really like the scale overall but I know it comes in a cheap box. But at the end of the day, it's a Libra! I got the scale for free for my honest review!