Conair Ww67y Weight Watchers Glass Body Analysis Scale

Why do you have to unpack to find out you can't use it if you have a pacemaker. Seems this warning would be on the outside instead of opening to find a sticker on front of scales warning not to use if you have a pacemaker or are pregnant. Not very happy to get home unpack then have to pack it all back to the store. If that warning would be placed outside the box would have saved a lot of time.

I got a different reading each time. Within minutes the reading would vary by up to 5 pounds. Also it kept shutting off before I could see the other readings. I changed the batteries to see if it would help but the same thing happened. I put it back in the box and I am returning it. I would rather use my old broken scale which works better sorry to say

The scale does what it is advertised to do. Measurements are the same as those from the doctor's scale. The only problem involves waking it. The directions say to tap it in the designated spot to activate. If I "tapped" a person as hard as I have to tap that scale, I would be charged with assault.

A broken scale works better than this one. With a broken scale you know your weight is wrong but with this scale you have no clue. It gives different readings by the minute. First I am up 2 lbs from the day before then a few seconds later I am down 5 lbs. Then I weigh myself again in a couple of minutes and I weigh 6 lbs more. Really bad if you are trying to lose weight. You could think you are doing well but are actually gaining.

I bought this scale in the hopes that I wouldn't need to use one of those metal scales that are at gyms and doctor's offices, but this scale is ridiculous. I wake up in the morning and weight myself and it says I'm 235, then later in the day I weight 224, I go to the bathroom and weight myself again in 20 minutes, and I'm 229, this scale is very inaccurate and I can not tell what my actual weight is.