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HomeBathBath Scale Weight Watcher Scale by Conair WW39 Digital Glass Scale |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 170 customer reviews )
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52 of 54 found the following review helpful:
 Like this scale Jun 20, 2008
By RV Lady
I am very happy with this scale. I didn't really want one with a clear glass platform, but couldn't find anything I liked the looks of, so went with this. Now I love how it looks on my ceramic-tiled floor. But the important thing is how it weighs. I think it's very good. For all I know, it could be a pound or two off, but does that really matter? All I care about is whether the numbers go down (yea!) or up (boo hoo!). I'm not going to drive myself nuts getting on and off every 5 minutes like some people seem to do. I do, however, always weigh, step off, then weigh again (just my own quirk), and the weight is always exactly the same. I feel confident using it. So I think it functions just as it should and it looks great and the price was certainly right (saw this exact model in a store right after I ordered from Amazon, and it was $8 more, plus tax). The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of the stupid sticker that comes on it. As others have mentioned, there is a large,very hard-to-remove red sticker showing where you "tap" the scale (the middle of the glass platform) to turn it on. No matter how I tap, the scale does NOT turn on. Instead, I stick one toe under a corner, slightly lift the scale up, let it set back down on the floor and it comes on. Don't let this deter you. It's kind of ridiculous, but no big deal. Overall, I am VERY happy with this scale.
29 of 32 found the following review helpful:
 sleek and efficient Aug 23, 2007
By Lynn Harris
not only does this scale look ultra cool, it is super easy to use...no setting dials or switches. Just set it on the floor, wait for the zeros to pop up and step on up to get a fantastically easy to read weight. Love it!
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 defective product Dec 20, 2008
By Harlow Blodgett
"Snow Bird"
Weight Watcher Scale by Conair WW39 Digital Glass ScaleYour suppose to tap the scale on the top, wait for it to stop flashing then step on. You have to lift the front edge of this one up a quarter inch and let it drop to the floor to get it started. I'd return it but my wife doesn't want to wait for another! I'm sure it's a fluke, but I'm sure not satified with it.
23 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Quit working Jan 07, 2008
By J. Mclain
Received this for Christmas. Worked great for 3 days. Then after tapping on scale, waiting for the 00.0 to pop up and stepping on for the weight, it shuts off instead of displaying weight. Spent $4 on batteries and the same thing keeps happening.
38 of 44 found the following review helpful:
Right on the money...or should I say pound. Jun 04, 2008
By Julie
I don't have a weight problem...never have...so I only know about what I weigh. My husband on the other hand likes to keep an eye on his weight so he would weigh at work. Now I have to keep an eye on our son's weight per doctor's orders. So this is the 1st set of scales to come into our house and according to my husband it is right to the lb with the scales he uses at work.
I don't know why some reviewer's talk like they have to stomp on the thing to get it to work. I just lightly tap my foot in the center (that's how you turn it on). Weight comes up fast which is nice when you are weighing a 2 year old.
I'd recommend it. Sleek looking too!
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