(Edit: Was) Accurate & cheap! / updated with two year retrospective
This is a two/three year retrospective review, I original bought the product July 9, 2013. The scale was also $12 at the time so keep that in mind.<br /><br />The scale has been used 2 ~ 3 times a week for the past couple years and has become more and more inaccurate. It's always around 5 pounds the right weight but will take 2~3 attempts to get an average weight. Ex. If you're 150 the scale will occasionally report 145 or 155, this is without touching the zeroing slider at the bottom. You can be at 0, get on the scale and get off and the zeroing will be changed to -2, 4, -5, 5, etc... Simply tapping the scale (either on the sides or top) will change the zeroing.<br /><br />While the scale &#34;works&#34; for the most part, it was not built to last more then a year and a half. If this had started happening five years in I would have been disappointed but not mad due to the price. For $12 it's ok and I think 3 stars if fair for a product that was not desinged to last but you're better off buying something better (more expensive) that will last longer.<br /><br />== Old Review ==<br />The scale is accurate & cheap however it is very small. A bit smaller then what I was expecting but works perfectly in my bathroom!
Rating: 3 stars