Etekcity Smart Digital Bathroom Scale
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About Etekcity Smart Digital Bathroom Scale
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
69% liked the clear and bright display, while 31% found it hard to read
The digital lighted display is easy to read, even without glasses, and it has a great shade of blue.
The display is nice and big, but it keeps powering off before I can get my mother into a stable standing position to register a weight.
70% found it easy to operate, but 30% had trouble understanding
The bathroom scale has impressive functionality with easy-to-use functions.
The new technology is easy to use and set up, and it is also scary accurate.
The weight scale is comfortable and easy to use.
After using the scale a few times, my experience has been disappointing despite it looking easy to use and user friendly.
65% liked the instant weight reading with step-on technology, but 35% experienced delay
When I step on the scale, it comes to life and calculates my weight.
I am uncertain about the accuracy of the device as it gives different readings when stepping on and off in one measurement.
I found that the scale required only a light tap to illuminate and be ready for use. But, when I stepped on it with a third of my weight, it exploded with a loud bang.
I kept the scale on a flat hardwood floor and never moved it, but still got different results on stepping on it three times in a row. This indicates that the step-on technology is not reliable.
66% appreciated its high weight capacity, though 34% found it limited
I am concerned about the accuracy of the scale as it was off by more than 5lbs, which makes me question the validity of other readings.
I noticed a difference in weight between the old and new scale. I added 2 weights of 10 lbs and the new scale showed 20.4 lbs. I also tried 2 weights of 5 lbs and the new scale showed 10.4 lbs.
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There was a difference in weight between the old and new scale. Adding 2 weights of 10 lbs showed 20.4 lbs on the new scale, while 2 weights of 5 lbs showed 10.4 lbs.
I tested the scale with free weights and it failed to show the accurate weight. Adding 5 twenty five pound plates showed 119 lbs and adding 2 more plates showed 168 lbs.
The scale glitches at less than 50lbs even though it's supposed to go up to 350lbs.
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