Health o meter Compact Dial Bathroom Scale, 330 lb. Capacity, Sturdy Metal Platform

I have bought 2 Digital Weight Scales through the OTC program of my health insurance. They are never accurate and you can not calibrate them to be accurate and they need BATTERIES! If the batteries start to weaken, the scale is off. I prefer the 'old fashioned' spring scales. You can have them for YEARS and they are always accurate. Some things can not be improved upon. I had a spring scale when I bought the first Digital one and gave it away. I regret it now, but I have a nice new one. I'm happy and trust that it is accurate!

Scale is well put together and shows consistent readings. The only problem for me is I have size 11 feet. It doesn't feel good to have the tips of my toes and heels hanging over the edge of the scale. I'm returning it for one with a longer foot surface.

It was the scale meter I was looking for. Nobody else had this kind. They only had digital ones and this is the one I wanted plus the price was awesome!

I really like this scale. I had a battery LED one, that always had different readings. I could check it 3 times and get 3 different readings. This one is easy to read and understand. It always gives you the same reading within a few minutes of each reading.

Very good basic bathroom scale. For $10, this can't be beat. The only drawback is that the scale is a bit on the smaller side in terms of physical size. Easy-to-read interface with increments for precise weight measurement, and it's easy to calibrate with a physical dial on the scale itself. Nice to not have to worry about batteries.

A bargain priced scale that does what it's supposed to do - the analog numbers dial vs digital display has analog as the winner. . $10 well spent. I had a bad experience with a cheap digital scale than did Not work, at a financial loss to me - so this analog scale was a good choice that should have been my first choice for reliable. The only distraction is that the dial is a bit small, with the markers between the numbers close.

My grandparents and my parents had one just like this one. It's easy to use. It needs to be on a flat floor with no slanting. I'm very familiar with making sure that the calibration is set on zero before I get on. The VA has given my husband a digital scale and they both read the same thing. I'm more comfortable with the old classic style because I believe that this type will outlast the digital one.

I went to the doctor yesterday and the weighted me. I ordered this scale to be delivered from store the day after. Apparently I lost 10 lbs overnight which would either be a blessing or a concern if it were true. I did make sure the dial was set correctly before stepping on. The appearance of product is great though!

Works great but it is hard to tell the actual weight just a close weight, because of the lines. I have used these types of scales growing up, so I am use to this styleis but I ended up buying a digital scale after all for a more accurate weight. So the rating is more about reading it rather than it working.

I wanted an old school analog scale to track my weight but this is cheaply made and I regret purchasing it. I've only owned it for approximately 2 hours and the couple of times I've weighed myself I can feel and tell that this thing isn't durable enough to last a few months if that. They just don't make items like they used to. It's all about profits and using the cheapest materials possible.