Review on 🔢 Greater Goods Digital Weight Bathroom Scale: Accurate Glass Scale with Shine-Through Display, Non-Slip & Scratch Resistant, Clear Black Body Weight Tracker by Erin Hawkins

Well built and stylish. Also looks great on the floor. Although, like others, I'm not exactly sure how accurate that can be. I was trying to be fit, fit most of the time and neither losing nor winning at this point as I'm already quite petite/small at this point. At my last doctor's appointment in April I weighed 113 and am 5ft 3cm tall and eventually another scale a few months later said I was 105. Because I really don't want to be under 105 max. Well, when I weighed myself on this scale for the first time. he said I was 120. Then I repeated that a few more times and he said 116. ? I mean. I know that weight can naturally fluctuate throughout the day. Or even a week later. Depending on if they just ate, and women also have our cycle, and who generally has sodium or carb intake, water retention, etc. So. Give or take £5 or so + or - on any given day. Naturally. But. Do you see 120 first and then 116 after about a minute? I understand if it needs to be calibrated. But yes? Then I tested the rest of the first night and it read 118-119. I really don't know if I even weigh that much. Because 105 compared to a maximum of 120 is a big difference and my jeans are not too tight at all etc. I definitely don't just negate the weight. how do you know when you're gaining weight and your pants barely fit and it's getting tighter? Yes. Well, that's not happening to me at the moment. However, my pants and clothes fit just right and some things are a little loose. So. Hm. I'll try again and see how it works over the next week or so. And if I weigh myself first thing in the morning most of the time with no food etc, maybe I'll get some sort of average. But I'm curious how truly accurate it can be overall. I would say it could be as much as 4-5 pounds total. But maybe even obviously up to 10 pounds or so.