What I do care for is that it will be repeatable. The two digitals I have suck. I can weigh myself on either of them and in fifteen minutes reweigh myself and get a 5-10 pound difference. I can also weigh myself on both of them one right after the other and there's a big difference, too.
I have long given up on this what you are supposed to weigh, BMI indexes and all of that nonsense. I just use three things, a mirror, my belt and how I feel. Right now I do not like what I see, my belt is out to holes near the end and I feel sluggish. As of a few weeks ago I went on a low carb diet and have dropped about 20 pounds and have more to go.
I don't really care how accurate the scale is. It can be a few pounds off. I am using it as a tool to see if I am losing weight. It really IS that simple. Of course a ball park figure of my weight is a big plus but it isn't priority. I just want to know if the pounds are dropping.
The test of it is going to be when I stand on it and come back fifteen minutes later, having neither taken in anything or lost anything and the weight is the same. It's called repeatability.
As I lose weight I will know it simply because of the numbers dropping.
Better than a scale...when your clothes get too big on you. sr
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