Product Description

Glass Precision Electronic Scale

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #46970 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Weight Watchers
• Model: WW42R/WW42D
• Number of items: 1

Features

• Sleek scale with 380-pound capacity (175 kilograms)
• Impact-resistant glass platform with durable plastic frame and chrome exterior
• 1.2-by-3-inch LCD monitor displays accurate readings within .1 pounds
• Measures 12-1/2 by 13-3/8 inches (W x D)
• Includes lifetime lithium batteries; 10-year warranty

Amazon.com
Though it looks airy and sleek, this Weight Watchers scale is plenty sturdy as well as incredibly accurate. Designed to start weighing as soon as you step on, the scale displays its readings on a 1.2-by-3-inch LCD monitor. Using a four load cell system for precision, measurements are accurate to .1 pounds and zero out as soon as you step off the platform. The platform is made from high-strength, impact-resistant glass, while the durable plastic frame is finished with a gleaming chrome exterior. The scale is easy to pick up and comfortable to stand on, as well as an easy match for most contemporary bathrooms. A simple switch on the underside lets you change from pound readings to kilograms, and the lifetime lithium batteries are easy to access (though you should never need to replace them). Measuring 12-1/4 by 13-3/8 inches, the scale is sized to accommodate larger feet and holds up to 380 pounds (175 kilograms). Conair includes a 10-year warranty. --Emily Bedard

Amazon.com Product Description
Good habits, like eating a nutritious diet and exercising regularly, are an important part of staying healthy. So is maintaining the appropriate weight for your body type. Weight Watchers knows that monitoring weight can influence successful long-term weight loss. That's why they've used the latest weight monitoring technologies in developing the Weight Watchers WW42 Glass Platform Scale.

Engineered to the highest precision standards using semi-conductor technology and a multiple load cell system, the Weight Watchers WW42 displays highly accurate weights in 0.1 pound, or 50 gram, increments. Designed to provide you with your readings as soon as you step on it, the scale displays its readings on an easy-to-read 1.2 x 3-inch LCD monitor. The scale's platform is made from high-strength, impact-resistant glass, while the durable plastic frame is finished with a gleaming chrome exterior for an ultra modern look. The scale is easy to pick up and comfortable to stand on, and it will fit handsomely in any contemporary bathroom. The Weight Watchers WW42 features a 380 pound weight capacity, a lifetime lithium battery that you should never have to change, and comes with a 10-year manufacturer's warranty.

Customer Reviews

just for looks
Although, the Weight Watchers ww42 scale may look nice on your bathroom floor, its measurements are terribly inconsistant.
After zeroing the scale and paying close attention to my foot placement, I can get off the scale and back on the same way with almost a 5 pound differance in weight reading.

very futuristic....looking
The reason why I paid 50 dollars for this scale was because 1. I thought it looked very cool and 2. I thought for that kind of money I would be getting something very accurate, after all it does weight to the tenth of a pound. I did read the other reviews about its inaccuracy, but chose to ignore them. Don't make the same mistake I did. I can go on and off the scale 10 times in a row and never get the same reading, not even close. I get extreme weights from 130lbs to 155lbs. Last I knew my weight was around 140lbs but I'll NEVER know with this piece of crap. I thought maybe it was just my slight movements that was throwing the numbers off so I weighed objects and still got varied results. But I must say it looks really cool.

it does a cheap trick to please the customer
I bought this product base on the great reviews here. Generally, the scale worth the money. When you step many times on the scale, at 15 seconds interval, it will show you exactly the same value. But if you look carefully, you'll see that the second or third time, the final displayed value will switch to the value from first time, probably memorized. If you ask someone to step on the scale in-between, the scale will not show to you such great constantness. The same if you wait few minutes between weights.
I would say that it memorizes the first value and if the second or third are close in some tolerance limits, they will be dropped. I would expect to see measured value all the time.