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HoMedics SC-403 Glass-Top LCD Lithium Scale
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(2.5 out of 5)
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + ShareClear read, sleek design
(5 out of 5) by M. Potter on May 3, 2008 (DC)Easy to use. Some variation in weight reading. I get on the scale three times and take the average.
It's attractive, but inaccurate
(1 out of 5) by Amanda J. Ford on Apr 20, 2008 (Colorado)I bought this scale in Jan. coinciding with a New Year's resolution for wt loss. It is attractive and worked well at first. All of a sudden, overnight, I gained 15 lbs. Had my husband step on and it was the same thing. So, for the price, 4 months of usage is not worth it. I am EXTREMELY disappointed and will be purchasing another scale - as you can imagine, nothing from Homedics. What a dud!
nice design, seems accurate
(4 out of 5) by C#min14 on Feb 29, 2008 (Maryland, USA)I bought this scale in Aug, 2007, because I found its looks very appealing. Also like the large, easy-to-read digits and that you can change the pounds (switch on the back) to kilograms.
I was surprised at the other reviewers' comments about its inaccuracy. My experience is the opposite. Now that I'm pregnant, I have a reason to weigh myself regularly, and it seems to have been correct. No matter how many times or how many different ways I try to step on it, it gives the same results. Just tested it with some dumbells: 3+4+5 lbs. I weighed them (together) several times, always showed 12.2 lbs. Well, at least it's consistent. I don't really care about a smaller than 1.5 lbs variance, anyway - I can easily gain/lose that much with dinner/exercise :) I update my review when I get to be heavier (vs 104)... to see if it's still accurate.
The reasons I gave it 4 stars: it was a bit pricey for one. Second, I don't know who dropped what on this, but it got scratched up a little bit in that middle metal part. Just have to be a bit careful around it.
I was surprised at the other reviewers' comments about its inaccuracy. My experience is the opposite. Now that I'm pregnant, I have a reason to weigh myself regularly, and it seems to have been correct. No matter how many times or how many different ways I try to step on it, it gives the same results. Just tested it with some dumbells: 3+4+5 lbs. I weighed them (together) several times, always showed 12.2 lbs. Well, at least it's consistent. I don't really care about a smaller than 1.5 lbs variance, anyway - I can easily gain/lose that much with dinner/exercise :) I update my review when I get to be heavier (vs 104)... to see if it's still accurate.
The reasons I gave it 4 stars: it was a bit pricey for one. Second, I don't know who dropped what on this, but it got scratched up a little bit in that middle metal part. Just have to be a bit careful around it.
Buy a different scale!
(1 out of 5) by open wide on Feb 20, 2008 (new york)I bought this product 6 months ago and it now varies in weight buy as much as five pounds in five minutes. Buy a different scale.
Broke after a year
(2 out of 5) by Lisa M. on Dec 13, 2007 (San Jose, CA)I bought this scale at Macys for $50 last spring. Worked fine until last month when I noticed that the scale would indicate a "bare" signal. I looked at the user manual and it doesn't mention what that means. I too agree, that it is inaccurate. If you step on the scale different ways, you could weigh 5lbs heavier or 5lbs lighter. My opinion, scale looks nice but I wouldn't buy it again.