Not great
MY FIRST IMPRESSION:<br /><br />I've got size 15 feet, and yes, they hang over the edge, but it doesn't matter. It's not like I feel like I'm gonna fall off, or like I'm not getting an accurate reading. The scale works fine. The price is right, and yes, you have to zero it just about every time you weigh yourself, but it's not hard to do. You just turn the dial and you're done. I got this after paying $35 for a fancy electronic "Healthometer" scale at Wal Mart that stopped working after about 3 months (no, it wasn't the battery). This one won't have that problem. It gives a perfectly accurate reading (I just weighed myself at the gym earlier today on their pro-model scale, and I got the same reading on this scale). I like it. I've only had it for about twenty minutes, so I'll write more later if it ends up annoying me. It is nice and small, also - another nice feature. I've got a smallish bathroom - no sense taking up a lot of floor space on a scale.<br /><br />AFTER A FEW DAYS:<br /><br />At first it seemed to give fairly consistent results as long as I zeroed it out first, but now, even if I do zero it out, the readings seem to fluctuate a lot. If I weigh myself 3 or 4 times, usually most of the readings will be fairly accurate, but about every 4th reading it tells me I'm 10 pounds lighter or heavier than the other readings. I'm not psyched on it. Healthometer did tell me to send in my other, electronic scale for a replacement, but the shipping cost me $16. Boo.
Rating: 3 stars