This scale worked exactly ONCE. It broke almost immediately. The readings are way off now, when it offers up a number at all. DO NOT BUY.

I owned this model for 1 year before it gave me the "batt" signal. after I spent another $7 on new lithium batteries, it turned out the scale was broken. looking on the web, I discovered lots of other stories like mine. advice: find another brand.

When this scale arrived, the battery was dead. I called the company and they sent a new battery which took over a week. Now with the scale "working", it takes almost 10 seconds for the weight to show up on the screen and further, 8 times out of 10 the scale reads "ERR" and I have to get off and get back on. In addition, this scale reads over five pounds more than the scale I weigh in on at Weight Watchers. I would NOT recommend this scale to anyone else.

Have had my scales for a few years. I am the type of person who gets weighed every morning having been a model in Australia around World War 2 These are the best scales I have ever had and would recommend them to anyone who likes to be very accurate when getting weighed.

I started with the Taylor Analog Large Dial Bath Scale but could never see the subtle downturn in weight, would get frustrated and give up. After all, losing 2 pounds a week won't show up well on an analog scale, and I need all the incentive I can find. Some say that you should only weigh yourself once a week while dieting, but I need the constant reminder that the extra helping really isn't worth it.

I love this scale, it let's me know exactly where I stand. It keeps me out of the fridge. And keeps me motivated when I can see myself go down in tenths of a pound. Also- my house is tiny and this small scale fits just about ANYWHERE!

Go get one! The price is right, and so is the motivation benefit.