Ozeri Precision Detection Technology Activation Bath Review

Excellent scale. The weight remains on the screen for a few seconds after dismounting and is easy to see. With the weight memory function, it is easy to keep track of the weight you have gained or lost. As the weight increases, the scale will show the weight gain in red. If the weight decreases, the scale will show the weight loss in green. This feature has helped me particularly well in the last few months of the diet. Moving the scale from one range to another did not affect accuracy…

Maybe because I haven't read the instructions I basically assume you step on it because it calibrates itself automatically and it works like your previous version. And while green/red is a nice feature, it's not needed, and if there's more than one, it's entirely unnecessary. My biggest issue is that the auto calibration wasn't obvious. If you move the scale (which we have to do because the bathroom is small) you have to touch it once or it will go up 4 or 5 pounds. (Yeah, the first time I…

When you need an accurate and accurate scale to track your weight loss or gain. DO NOT YOU UNDERSTAND! I've done a lot of testing with these scales on a hard, flat surface. this is complete crap. Each time I get a different number. The principle of its work is that it remembers the last number that was written on it. So if you come right back to him, he will say "exactly" the same number, but wait 2 minutes, go back to him, it will be a completely different number. This scale weighed between…

Has worked for about 2 years and has been used about 2-3 times a week during that time. It was never compressed to the maximum allowable mass. When he died the screen just stayed on showing 353.2 pounds (my wife used it daily and that's over 200 pounds). After the batteries died (because the screen burned nonstop for a week), I changed the batteries. It didn't fix the scale. I tried to tidy it up a bit and noticed that one of the legs was askew. When I tried to straighten it the leg fell off…

I bought this scale a few months ago as I needed a scale that could be easily hidden in my small bathroom. I only started using it regularly a month and a half ago and noticed that I can't get an accurate weight on it. I've tried it in several places (all tile or wood floors) and it will float about 3-4 pounds. I got on the scale in my bathroom this morning and they told me I had gained 5 pounds in the last 7 days (which doesn't seem right) and then I brought them down and they showed me the…

This digital floor scale is very good and definitely well made. It looks very attractive and I have no problem leaving it in my bathroom. The top is covered with tempered glass which is safety glass and much stronger than regular glass. The scale goes up to 440 pounds and with tempered glass, you don't have to worry about it breaking and shattering while you're standing on it. I think it's great that you only have to step on the scale. You don't have to touch it first or use the button to turn…

I've had this scale for two days now and love it. The numbers on the reading display are large and easy to read, whether the display color is blue or red. The tempered glass that the person is standing on is pretty durable. What I like the most is the auto calibration feature on these scales. Other features I like: 1) the ability to toggle between pounds (lb) and kilograms (kg), 2) auto calibration, 3) large display. This scale will not provide accurate measurements if the scale is placed on a…

The last scale I bought was probably over a decade ago, with a dark display and small red numbers. Oh yeah, every time I got off and back on the scale the number was different, so I took five numbers and picked the lowest one. Hey, that made me feel better! It seemed like it would take forever to study the specs of each and read the reviews. I was surprised that the new scale was cheaper than when I last bought the scale. I've finally narrowed the field. I liked the big numbers that are easy to