There are many forms of digital weight scales from which to choose and if you're making an effort on your weigh loss, you desire one that's usually accurate. While there are lots of brands and styles available there are some key differences between scales that will help decide which scale will best meet your needs and assist you in getting to your desired weight reduction result. This weight scale is the thing that I was hoping it will be, a scale that do you thing only and should it well, and that is certainly to give me a definative weight in increments of 0.2 lb. when I get on it in LARGE blue-backlit numbers that stick to when you step off of the scale for 20 seconds approximately before automatically turning off. Since I come with an expensive "doctor's" double beam balance scale in another room that is totally accurate to 0.1 of your pound, I checked the precision of the Etekcity scale plus it was accurate to 0.2 of any lb. as compared to the double beam. I've checked it a couple of times since I received the scale also it remains accurate. I like it is mostly glass which lets the bottom show which makes it unobtrusive and minimalist thus it doesn't overwhelm the bedroom. The tempered glass isn't getting smudged with my bare feet so doesn't require cleaning each and every time I get on it, won't have a memory or calculate all sorts of other things I'm not serious about and don't use including fat/lean body weight/bone weight/water weight/BMI/Calories calculated depending on whether anyone desires to lose, gain or maintain weight, etc. This is a good bathroom digital scale. It is very accurate. I happened undertake a doctor’s appointment today as well as the weight there were exactly what this digital scale showed. Make sure you stick it a solid level surface to get a detailed read out. The display is apparent and bright. The display stays lit approximately 15 seconds when you get away from the scale after which it turns off. The scale activates by stepping about it. I have another scale that really must be turned on by stepping onto it, then delay until it zeros out and then board it for getting the weight. With this scale, you just have to get on it. I stepped don / doff several times plus it was always a similar down to the oz. My other scale you are likely to change from one reading to another location. More information at here.

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