Review on 🚺 Analog Precision Bathroom Scale with Thinner Extra-Large Dial, Measures Weight Up to 330 Lbs by Brooke Wenzel

I bought this scale because several people noticed that it solves a common problem with digital scales of weighing one weight one moment and another weight the next . However, I will zero this scale and get a number, then step off the scale and see that the arrow has moved to the left or right of 0. I reset it to zero, step on it again - gently plant your feet as before - and I get another weight. It usually differs by up to 5 pounds. Speaking of vision, the lines are very thin and difficult to see unless you have Chuck Yeager-level vision. Some numbers are not displayed at all. The progression is 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 120, 140, 160, 180, 220, etc. From a design point of view, there is no reason to omit these numbers. The scale looks well built, but without precision it doesn't matter much.