Taylor 9.8” x 9.8” 300 lb Analog Dial Bathroom Scale with Dial Display Black

It seems to be a very sturdy, easy to use scale. I don't have to hook up a phone or buy batteries and it isn't made of glass. It is just a scale. Looks good. It was delivered the next day (Sunday!) and I paid shipping. Total with $6.99 shipping was around $20.

So much better than the digital one we have that isn't consistent at all it never says the same thing twice even if stepping off then back on where this one you can count on it to tell you the true proper weight and is easy to adjust if you move it to a new location and calibrate.

This scale is analog instead of digital. I prefer some things this way and the scale is one of my preferences. Actually has an insert to explain how to calibrate. A useful surprise. Clean lines, easy to read numbers and accurate. Price is great. Buy a set. You'll be glad you did.

I love the fact that this doesn't need a battery. The scale is simple fun and the numbers are easy to read. My only suggestion is checking the measurements. It's a little on the small side if you plan to have your entire foot placed on it. I wear a women's size 8 and was s little cramped. I'm assuming it would weight you the same if you had bigger feet but it might be uncomfortable for some.

This scale took me a minute to figure out how to properly calibrate, it seems to keep going off leveled after you weight yourself one time. I weighed the entire household today. All in all it's ok, it can be annoying having to adjust I do like that calibration is easy ands the scale isn't heavy. In my opinion it's old school but works well. Quality seems like it'll last a while, I did think it

The scale itself is too small. I wear a lady's size 9 and my feet are longer than the unit. Also it is not accurate or consistent. I have another scale so I do have something to compare it to. If it was consistent it would be fine.

The scale is like a normal scale but we have tried multiple times to get a calibrated and it just won't we get it set to 0 but if you get on and back off it's either too far behind zero or slightly above zero it never goes back to zero I don't think I would recommend this scale

So this scale kind of reiterated why I prefer digital scales. The dial doesn't usually land or start on zero and accuracy is questionable. It has a plain design and I guess would serve its purpose to give you your weight ‘range'but I would honestly get a digital scale.

It simply didn't work and was entirely useless, the workmanship / craftsmanship on it was phenomenally bad especially on such a completely simple item!!

I bought this iteam after I went to the doctor. at the doctor office I was told i weight 195. I used this bath scale and it says 180. Its off by 15 pounds. I reset it multiple times. The Dial is on zero but still way off. Do not buy, its junk. What a waste of money.