Health o Meter HDL820KD-18 Digital Scale with LCD

It is accurate and great price. comparing with Taylor digital scale that i have had, it is much better. and i like its quick response. Highly recommend.

like someone else wrote, it does make a creaking noice when you get on, like you're overloading it, kind of makes you feel like you're putting too much weight on it, but after that, it's ok. I feel it's accurate for an inexpensive scale, about one more pound than the scales at weight watchers.

This scale started to have conflict readings after only 1 month: i have 3 different weights in one minute!

But good thing is, Amazon has AMAZING customer service. After my complaint, they sent me a new one. The new one has been doing a pretty good job so far, still different readings but if I step on it continually couple times there will be only 2 results: I just go with the more frequent one.

I replaced a Taylor brand scale that I had purchased for about the same price. It stopped working when I snapped the thread-thin wire that some sadist had designed to hold in the battery. Do not buy a Taylor, OK.

I bought these scales for around twenty dollars and did not have great expectations. I was surprised by the quality of the finishing and the readings were accurate (give or take .2 or .4 of a pound). I read that another reviewer had a problem learning how to use it so I took a minute to read the instructions and it worked like a charm. Our baby weighs around 28 lbs. and I weigh around 172 and when we get on together or independently the readings add up the same. Pretty happy.

I've read some of the one star reviews and it's obvious that they received damaged goods. This thing has a five year warranty so if it acts up then back it goes.

This scale did not meet my expectations. The unit is small and not easy to step onto - your feet have to be closely placed. Even my wife, who's 5'1" and slender did not like the size. Accuracy is OK, but like many scales, the weight changes a little each time you step on. I recorded 3 different weights by stepping on and off about 5 times, with a 1 1/2 lb. variation from high to low. I took an average as my true weight. Again, not what I had hoped for in terms of accuracy or consistency.