Taylor 7009 Electronic Lithium Scale
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Customer Reviews of Taylor 7009 Electronic Lithium Scale
Customer Review: I Lost 2.5 lbs in 4 Seconds!
Summary: 1 Stars
This is the stupidest scale I've ever encountered. I've had it for over a year and I've always made sure to step on and off it at least until I can get two of the same readings in a row, but this morning I went from 128.5 to 126 twice in a row, so I stepped on again and got 128 and then I got 127. I give up.
I'm getting a mechanical scale and this thing is going in the garbage.
Customer Review: Not that accurate
Summary: 2 Stars
Taylor doesn't say the accuracy. After working out for a week and seeing no weight lose I tried an experiment. Take a large full glass of water and weigh yourself with it. Dump out a little bit. Weigh again and repeat till you see a weight difference. My scale is .6
I was looking for a scale with .1 accuracy and this isn't it. I wish Taylor was up front with the specs.
Customer Review: Stopped working after little use
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this scale at Target in August 2007 and withing 6 months the scale had stopped providing its digital readout. I assumed that the battery had gone dead, so I bought a new battery for about $5. That was a waste of money, because it had no effect. I read now that others have had the same experience. Don't buy this scale! I recommend going with the tried and true analog types.Customer Review: Stopped working entirely after 2 weeks
Summary: 1 Stars
I got the scale about 3 weeks ago and it doesn't work anymore. I haven't even used it much. The quality was as expected for the price paid, very flimsy and unstable and it took forever to give a reading. Would consistently require two- three attempts before it gave a reading, a very annoying experience. I am utterly disappointed and would not recommend this to anyone.Customer Review: It LIES!
Summary: 1 Stars
This scale gives such varying read-outs that I must be eating 50Xs my weight one day and not eating at all the next. First you start with the error readings to clear the scale -- tap it -- 4 lbs -- tap it again - 3 lbs -- tap it again -- ah we're finally at 0 lbs. Time to actually stand on it. Oh look -- I gained 7 lbs since yesterday! Wow. Yeah it doesn't work well.