Measures and withstands up to 180kg total weight
Easy to read digital LCD screen. Select to read in Kilograms (lbs or stone) with precise 0.1Kg increments
Elegant tempered glass design for sturdiness and easy cleaning
Full size (300mm x 300mm)
Multiple sensor semiconductor technology to provide accurate body weight measurement for comparative weight measurements
Simple step on activation, turns off automatically when not in use.
Maybe you have a defective unit? Most I've ever had is .2kg variation between measurements at any one time.
What was the other scale measurement you used to compare?
Same scale, same spot after 1 minute.
@bashar20: I just picked up mine and it works fine.
You most likely purchased yours 4 months ago when this deal was posted https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/161512. It's under warranty, so take it back for an exchange or a refund.
Bargain. Get more than what's asked for!
Wait what?!?!? Omg.
I am pretty serious about my weight and I thought i had lost weight.
I hate scales as they vary so much.
My old scale said I weighed 47 then this one 49.5k both right when I woke up.
The hospital one said like 53 but that was mid-afternoon.
Now your comment freaks me out.
I've got this last time. It's always off by 2kg as well. I'll be 83-85kg just from a couple hours apart. Apart from that it's quite solid.
Maybe I was just lucky, but the one I got a couple of days ago is very consistent with itself, 0.1 to 0.2 kg difference between consecutive measurements, even if I move it in between.
To the limit of reading the dial of the old one accurately, the results of this new one match the old mechanical scale I used so far.
I use both on a timber floor, flat and hard.
your weight will be flucuating through out the day. eating, drinking, sweating, poops, pees, water retention, dehydration etc. your weight will usually be lowest first thing in the morning.
Yeah that makes sense. I also weigh in the morning but it hasn't been constantly stable unless I'm losing and gaining lots of weight.
For those who wish to see a lower weight, this might be a good one to use. :)
Yet to see an accurate home grade digital scale. Get an $8 spring based one from Big W and it'll actually work.
I have a very similar one to this (paid much more for it :( )and simply by moving it from one room to another I get different results. Hard floor, carpets, makes no difference.
I don't even need to move it from room to room, just move it slightly from one part of a bathroom tile to another and the results differ lol
scales need to be on a level floor. if you can gently rock the corners then it is not on an even surface. once you get it set up right then don't move it.
You get for what you pay, what else can i say?
I got into weight management 2 years ago and found scales were a great way to encourage myself. Some experts now believe it's better to measure your waistline, which makes sense, but I still find scales the best tool for my weight loss. I could never have just one set, I'd always wonder about accuracy without the 2nd opinion. In my case I have one cheap set like these, and a more expensive Homedics "body composition scanner" (lol). Both are surprisingly accurate, there's always a 0.6kg difference between the 2 sets, so I know for sure if I've had losses or gains. This is the cheap one I use: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Free-Postage-New-Electronic-Digit…
I saw this in HN around Christmas at this price - looks like they're trying to get rid of them.
Valentines Day sorted. Thanks OP.
I'm waiting for a dyson deal
I'm waiting for some free condoms!
GregRust, Report back on Feb 14, PLEASE! :)
He wont be alive to!
Thanks unity1 - I picked one up yesterday. Works great!
got one yesterday scanned up at $19 but i got them to change it to correct price $9 so be warned what you actually pay
Expired now?? Was this in a paper catalogue? Expiry date?
It was a web special
These are really horrible.
there is up to 2KG variance between subsequent measurements