🔢 My Weigh XL-700: The Ultimate Talking Bathroom Scale for Precise Weight Measurements up to 700 lb (320kg) Review

Large format! My balance is wrong. I don't need to go up to 700 pounds, but it weighs me down! I can stand on it without falling.

This scale claims to be 30-150 pounds lighter than me and all the numbers in between. Even when I'm not standing on the scale, the number keeps changing and she reads every number she stops at.

Step over the scale 5 times and got 5 different readings. The scale came in the original packaging but was dented and sealed with tape. I honestly feel like I wasted my money. I will try to send it back maybe it will be fixed.

Very impressed with the scale. As a tall person, I run into an issue where most Max weights are 500lbs or less and I can't use them. It seems to be a pretty solid scale and pretty accurate. However, you need to make sure it's on a flat surface. If you are a tall person weighing over 500 pounds, this scale is for you.

This unit is unreliable at best and definitely worth the money spent on it. I can get on the scale, weigh myself, then go to the bathroom and weigh myself when I get out, and I'll be 3-4 pounds heavier. I've even tried weighing myself multiple times in a row and every time I try I get a 2-4 pound difference. When I bought this device I thought it would be an ok accurate scale but I think it was just wishful thinking and wasted 100.00.

This is a very good balance if handled with care. The glass in the display is thin and can easily crack or break. My big fat brother is 6ft 8 and weighs about 320lbs in the summer and more in the winter. Most scales only seem to weigh up to 300 pounds. I have a smaller scale that can weigh anyone up to 400 pounds, but my brother has HUGE fat and wide Fred Flintstone legs that definitely won't fit a smaller scale. These scales are good and wide. The numbers contrast well. I like these scales…