CRITICAL ITEM:
Will double as a Travel Scale, too!
I am a size 7 1/2 shoe women's and my feet hang off, but it weighs super accurately relative to my other precision scale and in 0.1 lb increments! It is also less than 5 lbs, Compact dimensions(11.6 x 8.3), about the size of a normal sheet of paper, allow it to be used almost anywhere, easily stored and transported. 330 lb capacity. Calculates BMI, too!
Worth the $$$$

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Product Description

The UC-322 personal weight scale is an accurate method of tracking your weight loss and body mass index. With 0.1 lb increments, it is easy to notice even the smallest weight loss. Sized smaller than an average sheet of paper, the UC-322 has a capacity of 330 lbs. to accommodate people of all sizes and weights.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #52634 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: LifeSource
• Model: UC322
• Released on: 2007-09-11
• Dimensions: 1.00" h x 8.00" w x 11.00" l,

Features

• Accurate readings within 0.1 lbs.
• Compact Size with 330 lb capacity
• Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculation
• Dual Memory Zones - 15 Memory Recall Each
• Low Profile for ease of use

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Customer Reviews

Good Product
I have used this scale for a month and am happy that it is more accurate and more stable than the previous scale I used. I like that it measures to tenths of a pound. I find that if I stand on the scale the same way each time without shifting my weight from one measurement to the next provides the greatest degree of consistency. This is a small scale and the average adult foot is going to hang over the edge a bit but I have not found this to be a problem and I appreciate the small footprint it takes in the bathroom.

Nice scale
My former housemate had a Tanita HD351 (Tanita HD351 Digital Scale with Memory Function) that I really liked, but I didn't need something with so many memory slots. My requirements were at least 1 memory slot, and 0.1 lbs precision. This LifeSource scale meets those needs nicely.

Cons (vs. the Tanita):
- Not a very large surface area, so my toes hang over when I weigh myself. I'm a men's size 10. Not a big deal for me.
- Harder to view your stored previous weight. On the Tanita, it shows you the previous weight when you press the memory button. I liked that better. With the LifeSource, you have to press a sequence of buttons to get it instead.

Pros (vs. the Tanita):
- Smaller form factor.
- Calculates BMI as well.
- Stores a history of your weight, instead of just the last one.
- Not as expensive.
- 2 memory slots vs. 5 on the Tanita (may be a con for some).

Not that big a deal for me, is that it's weight limit is lower than the Tanita's. Overall I'm liking this scale.

Precision Scale
Lightweight, attractive and very functional. Add 0.1 lb resolution and it's hard to beat for the price.