Not a fan...
I bought this scale because I wanted a simple basis of measurement. I'm interested in losing weight after my second child but I don't necessarily need anything fancy. First of all, the tool for setting it to "0" (I'm blanking out on the name at the moment) is hard to operate. It's a chore getting it exactly on zero and when I set the scale down it usually changes. I'm not sure how accurate my doctor's scale is but it said I weight 10 lbs MORE than this scale does. My husband says when he steps on it it varies between a 30 lb range. Mine doesn't seem to vary. 2 separate readings weeks apart at my doctor's said I lost 5 lbs but this scale did not move in any direction. Nor does it measure my son's weight accurately (he is 3 years old). The reading at the doctor's office was 5 lbs more for him. It's small, which is kind of nice. It is also extremely hard for me to read my measurement. I have to lean forward to see where the "ticker" is and that makes my weight shift. Very frustrating. In hindsight I would have saved the $7 and gone for a $25 scale. Better investment.
Rating: 1 stars