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Taylor 5596G Body fat-Body Water Scale with Bone and Muscle Mass Features Reviews
0.5/1 star. 0.5/2 stars. 0.5/2 stars. For $20 (what I paid), it's an expensive way to see how much you weigh, though I do like having it digitally. That being said I find myself with a $20, over-priced weight scale because the body fat thing just doesn't registerif it's even right. Interface: I found it hard to use. This is a cheap scale and works like one. I already commented on the body fat part, so I don't know if it's any good.
I don't recommend item. I do not recommend this product at all. It was easy enough to save the profiles, but I can't figure out how it can default to one, so I don't have to click all the settings again. I don't know if any of these cheap scales work: it is accurate for your weight but I don't know about the body fatbut it's not an easy thing to measure from what I gather. Even then, it still only works like 2x/5x, which is annoying.
Accuracy: The weight works and is quick, if there isn't an interface problem (I will get to that later). Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't, it just shows some calculation like it's doing the body fat, then says "error". Weight is easy enough. This is an important part of the scale so I weigh it with two stars. Honestly, you get what you pay for. This is annoying as hell, as the body fat I might check like 1x a week, but weight I want to just step on and see.
This means I have water around the bathroom, but that is something they say you need to do. I do go the gym, but I don't know if I am an "athlete", what I do know is as an athlete I am 8%-9% body fat and as a normal person I am 13-15%. Quality: At first this thing was annoying with the body fat: I always have to confirm my height and click through my saved settings which is annoying, but if I don't wet my feet I just get an error. For $20, if it works, it's a great body fat scale. Lesson learned the hard way. After a few months I've noticed another problemthe scale doesn't always show the weight.
It's also hard to see what the numbers mean; you have to kind of know what is body fat % and what is bone mass, I find it hard to read the scale that way.
I keep a notebook beside it to write down the number as they fly by making reviewing them easier. At first, it took me a few minutes, actually a couple hours to figure out the direction. I finally got it after tossing the instructions, but after the initial getting use to it was a piece of cake. This is one of the best scales I have ever use.
Unable to program as the computer keeps flipping out- using more as a weight scale.
Finally decided on this one, and I'm glad I did. I've had this scale for about a month now and could not be more pleased. It is very light weight and definitely not an eye sore. My sister and I each have our own profiles stored according to our heights and ages, and it was very easy to program all of this. Its very accurate. My body fat percentage is exact as well as my weight as compared to high priced equipment at my gym. After one disastrous scale after the next, I was hesitant for quite a while to spend a bit of money on another, and researched scales for a few weeks.
Nice design, large screen and very sturdy, but too complicated. None of us (male or female) have figured out how to get the advanced functions to work. I purchased this scale when my office decided to have our own "biggest loser" contest.
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