Accurate and User-Friendly Tanita HD-384 WH Digital Weight Scale for Precise Weight Tracking Review

So far so good. My weight matched the doctor's scales exactly. Attached a 25lb barbell plate to it (see photo) and it weighed 25.4lbs. I bet it's a plate. I also want only pounds to be displayed, not pounds, kilograms and stone. But hey, that's okay, just put a piece of black tape on the ones you don't want to see.

All I needed was a scale that would weigh accurately every time I step on it. I don't need a scale to remember what I weighed yesterday. And I didn't want all the other measurements to give too many weights. That's what I wanted. Besides, he's good-looking. The size is big enough so that big feet don't end up hanging. It weighs in increments of 0.2. The numbers are big enough to read without my glasses, and for those with poorer eyesight, the readings remain illuminated long enough to lean…

First, it wasn't packaged properly for shipping. More importantly, they register the weight as they step on the scale. In an attempt to test the accuracy, I moved the scale to a different spot on the floor and got a completely different reading. My house has tile floors on a concrete base. I moved the scale to another room, tried again and got a third reading. I kept taking the scale to different spots in three [3] different rooms and never got the same reading twice. After doing this…