Xl-700 Talking Bathroom Scale 700 Lb 320kg

I have looked for a scale. One that would work for me since I was well over 500 pounds. This scale works great. The accuracy is pretty good. My be a pond or two different from my doctors office. But to keep track of my progress it really helps. It’s wide making it easier for me to stay still on the scale. The talking function is great cause you don’t have to lean and throw off your weight trying to see the screen. If you’re a big person, you can’t go wrong with this scale. It’s solid and easy to use.

Great scale ! Worth the money, works really well. This is the second one I bought it as a gift. Nice wide no worries about being off balance. Perfect for plus size needs.

Easy to use Wide base I feel safe on it as my balance is off Accurate Easy to store Battery life good

I like the size and readability. The accuracy might not be 100% perfect but is acceptable. Performance has been great. Good value to money. My favorite thing is you can listen to the weight.

I like the scale I bought. It saves me from having to go some place to weigh in on a specially made scale. One problem I have run into though is that when I step on the scale to weigh myself, I'm having to stand on it for a long period of time before it gets my weight. Being that my back starts hurting when I stand for short periods of time, it becomes a chore to stand on it. Sometimes, I've had to stand on it in reverse & be careful not to step on the display to get my weight result. Good product, I just wish it could be faster about telling me my weight.

I really wanted to like this product. The scale is much wider than a typical bathroom scale, and has textured surface that would help with someone prone to slipping. It does require placement on a hard surface for accuracy like most scales. It does talk to you - greeting, and saying your weight for everyone in the home to hear - it is quite loud at that. The scale is quite thick - about 2 inches thick. That was another hurdle I felt for my elderly mother, but I thought since it was so wide, that wouldn't be an issue. The problem is that it tries to be so accurate (within 2/10ths of a pound) that it oscillates back and forth with any subtle movement you make. I ordered it for an elderly mother that needed a wider scale, and I couldn't even get it to pick up my weight in less than 20 seconds. I thought it was also odd that the scale needs to be zeroed out when you place it on the floor. It weighs itself (about 7 pounds) and will add that to your weight unless you press the long button in the front - (the tare button). I suppose that feature would be useful if you wanted to weigh something like a dog. You could stand on it, hit the tare button while you were on it then have somebody hand you the dog. If the dog squirmed, you'd never get a reading, but in theory it would work. Maybe weigh a sack of sugar instead.) It's too expensive to just eat, so Its getting returned. If it didn't have the long time to stabilize, I might have just kept it for myself, if mom couldn't get it to work, but I don't have that kind of patients, and I doubt you do either at 6AM. One final thought The scale that arrived had a big tear in the box, and appeared to have been a return. That's never fun when you pay for something new, but I looked aside because we needed the product. When I first installed the batteries and placed it on the floor, I thought it was totally mis-calibrated. Turns out, it was set to weight in Stones! Stones? really? Like I am in 14th Century England. It wasn't hard to switch it to just pounds or kilograms, but it made me wonder if someone else got it, and said I don't weigh 15 pounds! so returned the one I got. My partner laughed and said "Did it say stones?!?!" Apologies if you get the one I am sending back now - you must not have read my review before ordering the thing.

Awesome

I've bought this scale twice, and while it is probably about the best you're going to get in a truly comfortably wide weight platform without spending several hundred to over a thousand dollars, it really needs an update. Maybe a Xl-710 or something? Things that would make this better: 1. A heavy duty metal platform. The plastic isn't as durable as the sensors. A truly heavy person looking to get this scale can (and likely will) stress or crack the plastic. It's real bummer. 2. I know it talks... neat... but it would really benefit from a remote display. Let's just say that trying to stand still while peaking around a big belly is basically impossible. 3. The wavering is too intense. I think this may be a function of the less-than-adequate platform material. I have to stand a certain way, concentrating my weight toward my toes in order to get it to lock in and finally give me a reading. This can lead to inconsistent weight ins and honestly, weight loss is hard enough without the scale fighting you the whole time. 4. An optional AC adapter would be very much welcome. I'm not dragging the thing around the house with me so in my case, I don't need it to be portable. 5. Smart features would be welcome. It'd be nice to have a way to capture and log my weigh-ins from a home assistant platform. Honestly, even if you just took care of 1, 2, and 3, I'd happily pay 50% more. If you did all 5, I'd pay 150% more. As of right now, that's $100 base, $150 premium, $250 smart and I think those would be absolutely fair prices.

This was exactly what my mother needed as she couldn’t read any screen and lost balance on smaller scales, this was easy to use and made her comfortable

La báscula varía los pesos, arroja un peso y en la siguiente subida arroja otro peso , no es precisa o al menos me salió defectuosa

Love this and great scales and a voice tells you how much you weigh instead of looking down! Do recommend but one thing the battery comes with was flat but I don’t care as the scales work fine that great in my book