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My Weigh Elite Series Bathroom Body Weight Scale - 400 lb

My Weigh Elite Series Bathroom Body Weight Scale - 400 lb
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My Weigh Elite Series Bathroom Body Weight Scale - 400 lb

 
 
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Features
  • Elegant minimalist design. Ultra-low profile

  • 400lb capacity

  • Extra-large backlit lcd display

  • Tempered glass platform


Description

The myweigh elite series scales are a modern & beautiful scale that can weight up to 400 lbs in 0.2lb accuracy. the durable, tempered glass design is simple & strong, the blue back-lit lcd display is large enough to read from a distance. other features include an overload indication feature, low-batter indication feature, 2 cr-2032 batteries included , weighs in pounds, kilograms & stone-pounds.


Product Details
Product Length:11.75 inches
Product Width:11.75 inches
Product Height:0.75 inches
Product Weight:4.4 pounds
Package Length:13.7 inches
Package Width:13.5 inches
Package Height:2.4 inches
Package Weight:5.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 210 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 210 customer reviews )
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307 of 313 found the following review helpful:


5excellent scale  Jul 14, 2009 By R. M. Sills
I just got this scale to replace an older digital scale that broke, and I'm very impressed.

To weigh yourself, you step on the scale, wait about 3-4 seconds for the scale to stabilize, and look at the reading. The weight is easy to read -- large numerals with a backlight. The only drawback of the backlight is that it will increase battery usage. You have a choice of units -- pounds, kilograms, or stones.

The scale itself is very sleek and low profile. It's 11.8 inches (width) x 11.7 inches. Some scales (both digital and analog) make a clunking sound as you step on, but this is totally silent.

Like most digital scales, it has to be placed on a hard surface such as tile or wood.

Some digital scales have a "fake repeatability." That is, if you weigh yourself, and then hold a small weight and step on again, it gives exactly the same value. This scale doesn't have this undesirable feature. If you hold a small weight, it gives an honest result.

I measured the variability of nine readings. The range (max minus min) was 0.4 pounds, and the standard deviation was 0.12 pounds. This is excellent, and much better than my previous scale.

I think that the absolute reading is very close to correct, but I haven't had a chance yet to compare this scale to the one at my doctor's office.

The instructions warn that the glass surface is slippery when wet. It's not a scale you want to use after stepping out of the shower or bath.

Update January 2011:

After 18 months (and one battery change), it's still working perfectly, but I want to add one more point that other reviewers have mentioned. You do need to remain very still after you get on the scale; otherwise the reading may not lock. To make it work, I stand still for about 5 or 6 seconds. Just stand still and look straight ahead; don't look down at the scale until this time has passed. Occasionally the first reading fails. In that case, step off, wait for the display to go off, and get on again. If the first try fails, the second one almost always succeeds. A person with a balance problem, however, would have difficulty getting a good reading.

I've confirmed that this scale displays a weight extremely close to the one at my doctor's office. (There's no guarantee, of course, that other scales of this model will be equally accurate.)

140 of 145 found the following review helpful:


1Could not register a 5 lb weight change - sent it back  Feb 13, 2010 By Coffee Drinker "Momof2"
Just bought this scale & am already packing it back up to return to Amazon for a refund.

I unpacked it, removed the battery strip, set it to pounds & tried it out as soon as UPS delivered it.

The first number showed a 5lb difference from my old scale, but since I could get three different numbers when weighing three times in succession on that scale I assumed it was just that the My Weigh was accurate.

Not so much.

The next time I got on I was holding a 5lb bag of flour...and it gave me the exact same number as before.

I tried this same process using my hand weights, but the My Weigh scale could not read the weight difference accurately.

When I added a 3lb weight it showed a difference of 1lb.

When I added 6lbs the My Weigh showed a number 4lbs less than the original number.

Yes, I had this scale on an even, hard surface.

If a scale cannot accurately gauge the difference of adding or removing small amounts of weight...then it is nothing but a dust collector.

Back to Amazon it goes & the search for a new, accurate scale continues.

51 of 55 found the following review helpful:


4Works great but must be on a hard service  Oct 20, 2008 By Scott W. Matthews
We really like this scale. One of the factors that we wanted is a back lit LCD display. Not only is it well back lit but the numbers are easy for me to read even without my glasses. I agree with the other reviews I've read on the scale's functionality, accuracy, etc. Our only complaint is that our previous scales would work in our carpeted bathroom. The old scale had a hard clear plastic board between the scale and the carpet. The new scale would not function with even the minor softness of the set up. We've now moved it to a tile floor and it works fine.

20 of 21 found the following review helpful:


1Not even close  Sep 03, 2010 By Beast
I don't know what to say I tried it on multiple surfaces and each weigh was so significantly different from the one before 60 - 100 pounds off. 90% of the time it shut off before settling on a weight. It's pretty, but it's useless.

28 of 31 found the following review helpful:


5Very surprised  Jan 27, 2010 By Jeffrey Peck
I am so happy with this item that it has prompted me to write my first amazon review. I looked at scales for hours, and I decided to buy this one based off of the reviews. The first surprise was how nice this thing looks. The pictures don't do this thing justice! It just flat out looks better in person than it does in the pictures. I was not expecting this to be so sleek! It is about as thin as a couple of magazines stacked on top of each other (maybe thinner) and it has a very attractive glass surface. The next surprise was how accurate this thing is. I get very consistent readings. Last night I decided to do a little experiment. I weighed myself 3 or 4 times in a row and got 188.0 every time. I went into the kitchen and drank a glass of water. I then immediately weighed myself again and got a reading of 188.8. Thats good enough for me! The only con I can think of is not that big of a deal: you have to be pretty still while you weigh yourself to get the scale to lock in on your weight. If you were thinking about getting this scale - I say go for it!

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