Etekcity Smart Scale for Body Weight Fat, FSA HSA Eligible, Digital Bathroom Weighing Machine for Accurate BMI Muscle Mass Composition, Home Use Apple Health Compatible Fitness Equipment

This was delivered the same day I had a doctor's appointment and my weight was taken. When I got home I used it and it was VERY precise down to the "xxx.6" that the doctor's official scale had shown. The platform is a nice sized and of a good quality thick clear glass so it can be innocuous even in a small bathroom. The four feet are skid proof. One has to Follow the Directions to get the precision needed. Place on a flat surface that is not carpeted. Step on the pad, then step off and wait for it to show 00, then get back on. When finished it blinks, when one steps down it holds that number for a few seconds then turns itself off. The numbers are large and backlit with a pleasant blue color. A switch at the back flips the scale weighs to lbs. and kg. It comes with AAA batteries when new. It is sleek and modern looking and. I'm very pleased with it and my sis has already ordered one for herself.

The Etekcity digital bathroom scale is a great device — solid, accurate, and easy to use. The large backlit display is super clear, and it turns on instantly when you step on.✅ Reliable and consistent readingsEvery time I use it, the weight is consistent and precise. No weird fluctuations like other cheap models.✅ Sleek design and easy to readThe modern, minimalist look fits perfectly in any bathroom. The display is bright and easy to see, even in dim lighting.😅 Only downside?Well… it tells me exactly how much I weigh with zero sugarcoating. No mercy, no forgiveness — just the truth!But hey, that’s what I paid for, right?👉 Final verdict:If you want a reliable and honest bathroom scale (even when the number hurts a little), this is the one. Highly recommended!

So, I've been on a fitness journey the last few years. Overall, I've lost 76 pounds. But the last year, I've been really stuck. I have a really great private gym, but they don't give much diet advice, so I've been floundering. In February of this year, I reached out to a professional forum, got some good advice about my diet, plugged it into a system that works for me and I love it!My experience has been that I tend to lose a few pounds, but then my body seems to put up a fight because my weights just bounce back and forth back and forth, with no real progress. I finally decided -- also in February -- that I would start tracking my weights every single day, no matter how good or bad it was. Today is August 5th and I've been tracking since February 19th. I'm a data geek, so I've been using Excel to do this, and every day I've made an entry about what I did or ate the day before that might have affected my weight. I KNEW that in order to know whether what I was doing was working and if I was on the right track, I HAD to digilently track.I can definitely see changes in my photos!! But no matter what I was doing, I would never lose on the scale! My body just seemed to be in an endless recomposition phase -- changes in my physique with nothing but bouncing on the scale!!! It was maddening!!It never EVER occurred to me that the problem WAS my scale!A week ago today, I logged . . . "I've got to do something. This is crazy!" I started at 252.1 on 2/19 and as of last week, I was only at 246.8! How can you be in a deficit, your clothes fitting better, and yet the scale seems to NEVER catch up to the changes in your body?? So I looked at scales and decided on this one. I'm going to say, though . . . I knew it was a risk. There was the possibility that this new scale would read higher than my old one. And it did. But if it was going to be consistent and tell me the TRUTH, even if that meant I start from a higher point, I didn't care.So this is what happened e . . .Wednesday AM, 7/28 -- OLD SCALE: 244.8. Scale came in that afternoon.Thursday AM, 7/29 -- OLD SCALE: 246.8 NEW SCALE: 250.8 (Ouch. But keep reading.)Friday AM, 7/30 -- OLD SCALE: 247.1 (0.3 gain) NEW SCALE: 249 (1.8 lb loss)---This is when I knew I had hit on something. The scales may not match with the same number. And they may not show the same RATE of loss or gain. And both of those are okay. But they should BOTH be going in the same DIRECTION!! Either BOTH UP or BOTH DOWN. This is when I chucked my old scale (11 years old).And here are my further weights on my new scale:Saturday, 7/31 -- 247.2 (1.8 loss)Sunday, 8/1 -- 247.2Monday, 8/2 -- 247.2Tuesday, 8/3 -- 247 (0.2 loss)Wednesday, 8/4 -- 246.6 (0.4 loss)Thursday, 8/5 -- 246.6In the last week, I've lost 4.2 lbs! I haven't seen that much loss in a week's time in . . . I don't know how long. And I've weighed myself at other times of the day and still find the scale consistent unless I've just eaten or drank something. My other scale always varied throughout the day. It's a little heartbreaking to realize that some of the discouragement I've felt has been attributed to a faulty scale. I think I really HAVE been making progress, albeit from a higher point than I thought, but it's the scale that's been driving me bananas.And as a caveat to this, a year or so ago, I tried a different scale from Walmart and found it much worse than my own scale in consistency and took it back. I wasn't looking for a scale to make me feel good. I was looking for a scale that I could TRUST, whether that meant telling me I weighed more than I thought or not.I've fought my weight my ENTIRE life, so I know the mind games and the excuses you try to tell yourself about your scale not working. But I have 3 years of various diaries and weight logs to prove how hard I have been working to change my thinking and my life. At a certain point, something JUST didn't make sense.I've learned to feed myself excuses over the years. Part of my practice of conquering this part of my life has been to make myself face, head-on, my actions and not look for other excuses. Therefore, I categorically rejected the idea that the problem might have something to do with my scale -- because, of course, wouldn't everyone LOVE to think the problem with their weight is the scale and not even consider that the problem could possibly be THEM??? But I've learned through this experience to not discount that possibility. I swung so far to the side of not giving myself excuses anymore that I never entertained the thought of any other factors being an issue BUT myself.Now, don't go looking for a new scale if you're not doing the work to warrant looking for results! But the truth is . . . scales CAN be faulty.

Just received and very impressed. It is so lightweight but packed with great features. Easy to create my profile, and then my husband's so we can each track our progress. Easy to read display and it's fun to see the scale show a visual display as your weight decreases. Connected seamlessly to my iPhone health apps too. iPhone app VeSync easy to set up and use. Enjoy seeing the weather forecast too. Did much research as I needed to replace my previous smart scale and found this provided much for less $$. Highly recommend.

The scale itself does provide useful information as long as you understand that it's not accurate, it's only an idea of where you're at. If you weigh-in every day and see similar results as you go then it's telling you what you need to know, whether losing or gaining, etc. Don't just go off a week of weigh-ins, give it more time to check your consistency. It's recommended you do it at the same time every day, preferably first thing in the morning before you eat or drink anything so your weigh-ins are consistent, otherwise you will get a variety of readings depending on what you ate or drank or did beforehand. That being said, the app could use a little updating. It appears that when weighing in more than once a day, the dashboard will only show you the last one. I contacted Elekcity and the only way to see the other ones is to select the Data Graphs, then hit the dot for the day until a blue little box appears showing the date and weight, then hit that box and you will see all other weigh-ins for that day. It would be a lot better to have the dashboard allow you to scroll the day rather than have to go through all these steps, but I appreciate that Elekcity got back to me quickly.

The scale is easy to read, has plenty of room for my size 12 feet, and reads the same value if I repeat getting weighed. It does have one quirk!..To turn it on one has to step on the scale and then step off. The scale then turns on displaying a number.. Perhaps 4.5 or something small then it CLEARS and displays 0.0. Now you step back on the scale and it measures your weight. (weight can be in pounds or kilograms). This scale, unlike my old scale, has replaceable batteries.