Scale recommendations - I don't trust mine

[KB2B 4]

I also have the Fitbit Aria and I love it. I agree the the body fat percentages are sometimes a little off but the weight has been spot on and accurate.

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[WitchySar 244]

I'd immediately rebox that scale and take it back for a refund to wherever you bought it! No need for something so inaccurate!

Sadly I threw out the box last week when I bought it. At least it was only $20 so I didn't waste a ton of money.

Thanks for all the suggestions. I'd love to get one of the smart scales but I don't think I have it in my budget. Maybe I'll save up for one.

[silverthreads 183]

I've got a fancy Withings internet connected scale. It keeps track of several statistics and graphs them all for me. I like it enough that I actually just ordered an upgraded version for $129(I had the healthmate). The new one is supposed to give me muscle mass, Water mass, etc. I realize these are all calculated things and subject to error (as is the fat mass measurement now that seems to vary an awful lot) but the overall trend still is helpful.

Funny thing though -- while my measurements seem to be accurate (who really knows) sometimes I get on the scale and it gives me truly crazy readings (like I way 24.7 pounds) -- OK maybe when I as 5 months old! I pick it up and move it and then I get a true reading. Go figure.

[Renkoss 420]

I would never spend $129 on a scale! I don't need a scale that can tell me all those masses; I just want to know what I weigh.

[Turcoise 18]

I bought a pyle health one from groupon.. love that it keeps track of all my weigh ins

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