🔢 Ozeri ProMax 560lbs/255kg Bath Scale: Highly Accurate Sensor Technology with Body Tape Measure & Fat Caliper, Silver Review

This scale has a sleek design and accurate measurements. It's ready to use right out of the box - no weird settings or profiles. The screen is bright, easy to read, and wide enough to stand on comfortably. Overall I am very happy with this purchase.

I weighed 482 at the doctor's. On this scale it was 477. When I lost weight, the weight was equal to my gym. It was a good indication of where I was. At 482, who will argue over 5 pounds? You are in big trouble. No pun. But now it reads 403 the same as the inbody scale. Good luck with your weight loss. I know it's difficult. One Step One Day One Pound at a Time.

I'm a big guy. Most old school scales were around 280 pounds. I haven't been able to weigh myself for many years. I had gained so much weight and was looking for a scale that could weigh me that wouldn't cost a fortune. We have verified shipping scales at work but they are so cumbersome to use. They weigh me accurately, they are very inexpensive and the best I can do at home. Works great and is very stylish. Since I could weigh myself again, I've lost 20 kilos.

Weight is 15 pounds lighter than the scale, which I've known to be accurate since I bought it. I've removed and replaced the batteries and recalibrated countless times and got the same result. I just add 15 lbs to everything it says and I'm at the ballpark, but it's not enough. Today I bought a cheaper double room at Walgreens for $10 and got my £15 back. UPDATE: Heard about this unit from a rep in Ozeri. Replacement was delivered, received and works as expected. Thanks Ozeri for reaching out…

I hate this product. It may take 5 or more times to get an accurate reading. The numbers don't stop. So when you try to see how much you weigh during a workout, the numbers change. You can't get off and read it because it can't bear the weight. It will just go back to zero. You literally need a second person to read the scale as any movement on it changes the reading. Terrible product, terrible service from a company that does nothing for you. Save your money and get something better. You still

I've had this scale for a little over two months and have decided to stop using it. I had weight loss surgery so I'm losing weight all the time. I was <400lbs when I first got on the scale. I got on the scale two days ago and it shows I've gained about 50 pounds! Get out and back, gain 35 pounds. Back and forth, "EEEE". E shown a few more times, and now it doesn't light up at all. Install new batteries just in case. Of course, the 30-day return period passed, so I wrote to the manufacturer…

I'm a tall guy so I needed a scale that could support my weight. This scale was the best choice here. It was exactly what I needed. My weight is over 400lbs so I can confirm this works for heavier people. It is battery operated (batteries included) and the LCD screen lights up when you step on it. It's elegant and stylish and looks great. He can prove he's tough by stepping on him lol. The glass is strong enough to support me and doesn't feel flimsy. The only thing I don't like about it is the…

15 lb calibrated weight. I have tested this on several other scales, all were either accurate or within half a 0.2lb. As you can see there is a difference of 1.4 pounds which is 9.8% more than the actual weight weighed. So if I weigh 370 pounds, that means this scale reads 400 pounds! However, they are extremely consistent and reliably read the same thing every time, as long as you stand in the same place every time. that this allows you to establish a baseline to compare against, but that…

The platform is not wide enough for tall people. I have thick thighs and a wide stance, so I can't stay on the scale to get an accurate reading of my diet. The numbers keep looking for weight. So I can't get accurate readings. With a sore back, knees and feet, standing there is not comfortable at all. It is necessary to return this scale for those who also read the weight aloud. You can't move at all to look at the numbers, and when you do, the numbers will just keep turning the weight. If you…