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170 of 177 found the following review helpful:
 Looks Great And Is Cheap! Jun 24, 2005
By Martin A Hogan
"Marty From SF"
I got this scale just for the "upscale" look. It's sleek metal with glass. They state that the lithium battery lasts a long time, so we'll see. It does take four rotations of the `zeros' to fly by before your weight is shown (to the half pound). It looks great and it's cheap. It's thick glass, so if your weight shows more than you expected, you can toss this sucker across the room and it won't break!
UPDATE: Almost five years and it is still working on the same battery!
38 of 39 found the following review helpful:
4 years and counting... Dec 26, 2008
By Elizabeth A. Wullschlager
I've had this scale for over 4 years. It has moved with me three times. It looks great, and the glass design makes your bathroom look bigger because you can see through to the floor. It is a fabulous scale and very consistent. I don't notice any of the problems listed in the negative reviews and plan to buy one for my parents. I have noticed that it takes 1-2 extra tries when it's cold (below 50 degrees). My battery still works great after 4 years, and I use the scale 3-4 times a day. I love this scale!!
29 of 31 found the following review helpful:
 Guess your weight win a prize Dec 02, 2010
By Richard Lee
"What is Hip?"
This scale is a joke. Thank you so much Consumer Reports for giving it a rave review. Don't believe it.
The way the scale works is pretty dubious in the first place. It sits on four rubber nubbies. The rear two do nothing (except they were different heights on mine and "rocked" miserably). The front two nubbies each have sensors in them. It's a bit like standing on a water bed and waiting for it to stop sloshing around. Apparently the two sensors never agree on what you weigh.
So you weigh either 185 or 246 or 213 or 197 or.....you get the idea.
40 of 45 found the following review helpful:
Looks great and works great too Apr 02, 2006
By Vesselina Klonek
I love the design of this scale, it seems to fit perfectly in my bathroom.
It's readout has been consistently accurate (no fluctuations of any kind).
I would recomend this unit to just about anyone.
It's been my favorite so far.
23 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Not Useful Mar 06, 2009
By Gerald L. Cohen
A scale needs to do just one thing, right?
This often gives wildly exaggerated results at first, then you have to step off and let it re-set like a computer. Results can vary within a very few minutes.
Display gave out after 2 years.
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