Salter Max Capacity 250kg Digital Bathroom Scales – Easy Read Display, Large Platform More Foot Room, Step-On Instant Weight Reading, Carpet Feet Accuracy Uneven Floors, 15 Year Guarantee - Silver

I was confused at first, and then I re-read the instructions and I love it.

The reason I started shopping for a new scale was to find something that could give me an accurate weight no matter how uneven/unlevel my flooring is. You might say this is impossible, and normally I would agree with you. HOWEVER, Salter themselves makes such a scale! Model 9049 BK3R. That model appears to be a lower end model than this one, and yet while that model works reliably on uneven flooring, somehow this one does not. WHAT. I love that this scale has backlighting, and takes larger AAA batteries. But it gives me a different weight depending on where I place it on the floor, and that makes this no better than the $20 scale I'm replacing. I *wish* this had the reliability of their "inferior" model 9049 BK3R, but with this scales nicer features.

For years I've been wanting to get some digital scales, but hesitated as my bathroom is pretty damp and cold, so thought anything electronic wouldn't survive long in there. I spotted that these Salter scales come with "carpet feet" and was intrigued, since it sounded like I could put them in the bedroom instead - any mechanical scales I've had have been terribly inaccurate on carpet (and not that good on hard floors either!). I thought it would be great to have a legible display (these have a very tall, large font) and that backlighting would help a lot - and it does! The carpet feet are four hard plastic, hollow round feet (larger than the round rubber ones built into the scales) and their thin edges are supported by moulded-in wheel type "spokes" so the idea is that they sink into the carpet pile and make contact with the floor beneath, without pressing on the bouncy carpet pile. To attach they just press on, over the smaller rubber feet, and work well as long as the carpet's not too thick/bouncy and doesn't have too long a pile. A tiny button under the scales needed just one press to switch it to stones and pounds (I'm THAT old!) and it even reads in quarters of pounds too, so nice and accurate. The readings are pretty consistent too. You simply step onto the scales and they automatically weigh, always using a blueish white backlight for the dark grey on pale grey LCD display. The figures flash a couple of times after a two seconds or less, which shows when the display locks in a weight (it waits and varies first, to iron out any fluctuations) and it maintains the final fixed weight display for a few seconds after you get off, before automatically turning off. If you want to recalibrate it, you just put one foot on the centre of the scales, wait for the display to come on and then take your weight off it, so that it reads zero, and let it turn itself off again after a few seconds - that's it, recalibrated. The main body of the scales is a slightly green-tinted sheet of glass with slightly bevelled edges, painted from the underside in white, with a slightly-less-discreet-than-ideal black stripe across it near the edge nearest to you, with the Salter logo in the middle of that. At less than 25 GBP these were great value, and even included the required three AAA batteries. These are purely scales - no body-fat analysis or anything like that. I knew this and didn't need those facilities. One thing I learned during my research was that many of those fancier scales with extra functions use a small electric charge to do their analysis of body fat etc., passing it through the body, and that people with pacemakers (for example) need to ensure that the ones they buy are compatible with those. Probably most are (and as I say, scales-only units like this one don't do this at all anyway) but as it's something that I would never even have thought of, I thought it may help someone to know that. I've been weighing myself loads of times a day since I got these - they're so good that it has given me the motivation to actually do something about my weight at long last, and seeing how my efforts are going helps no end! Still on the first set of batteries too, two months after purchase, despite have used the scales literally hundreds of times.

مش مظبوط و جودة رديئة جدا

Il est léger et pratique. Il suffit de monter dessus. Je n'ai pas constaté de grosses variations en ce qui concerne les mesures. Les chiffres sont vraiment énorme c'est top. Même fatiguée pas de doute sur l'affichage.

Ce n'est pas la première fois que j'ai l'occasion de tester une balance de chez Salter, et je sais que leurs produits vont droit au but, donc pas de connexion au smartphone entre autres , mais Salter met un point d'honneur sur la qualité et la durée de vie de leurs produits, ce n'est pas pour rien que leurs produits sont garantis 15 ans. En ce qui concerne la balance, difficile de lui reprocher quoi que ce soit , elle peut supporter jusqu'à 250kg, l'écran est rétro-eclairer et permet une lisibilité plutôt simple , et la balance est somme toute assez large, de plus la balance est fournie avec des pieds de précision pour pouvoir installer sur un sol pas très stable ou inégal. La balance est vraiment élégante et discrète, elle reste très fine et le verre trempé offre une certaine sécurité en cas de chute. Pour fonctionner la balance demande 3 piles AAA qui sont heureusement fournies avec. ❤️LES PLUS 👍Simple d'utilisation. 👍Lecture facile. 👍250 kg maximum. 👍Garantie de 15 ans. 👍Piles fournie. 💔LES MOINS (Aucun)

Works well the extra legs for carpet is a good idea