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Weight Watchers WW-11D Portable Precision Electronic Scale

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Weight Watchers WW-11D Portable Precision Electronic Scale

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Portable precision electronic scale engineered to the highest precision standards 5 weight memory for one user. Semi-conductor technology: single load cell system. Oversized, easy to read, 1.3" digital display. Displays weight in 0.5 lb or 0.2 kg increments. 330 lb/150 kg weight capacity. Large, non-slip 12" x 12" platform. "Tap-on" scale activator. Wide handle-easy to carry and store. Lifetime lithium battery.

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Product Details

Product Weight:	5.0 pounds
Package Length:	16.1 inches
Package Width:	13.4 inches
Package Height:	2.4 inches
Package Weight:	3.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 41 reviews

Features

Oversized, easy-to-read, 1.3-inch digital display
Displays your weight in half-pound or 0.2 Kilogram increments
Features a total weight capacity of 330 pounds/150 kilograms
Measures your weight using single load cell system semiconductor technology
Provides a convenient, wide handle for easy carrying and storage

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Six months of nonsense. Aug 09, 2010
I've owned this scale for about 6 months, and barely used it until about a month ago. I very quickly realized what other people have pointed out- it weighs differently every time. It took me a while to figure out that to get the best reading, I would have to have it sit on a single tile on my bathroom floor, then to stand straight looking ahead, with my feet in the center every time. And even then, I would get different weights every time I stood on it- if it were just within a pound, I wouldn't mind- but I get fluctuations of up to 10-15 pounds! I began to chart my weight as best I could, and did find that as I lost weight, the fluctuation would move lower and lower. But to have to jump through such hoops for a scale is ridiculous. I don't know if it is because it is digital or not- it is my first. I am not on Weight Watchers or anything, so I don't care about brand name or anything. I just wanted a cheap bathroom scale. But this is a ridiculously terrible piece of crap. To top it all off, last night I tried it out and the screen suddenly flashed ERROR and now it doesn't work. Is it a battery problem? I have no idea. But I think I'd rather spend the money on a new scale rather than invest in a new coin battery and keep using this junk. Please please please believe me- buy something else, you'll be glad that you did.

bad product. Jul 25, 2010
I used my WW scale for a few months and know it reads RON. What is that?? I can't get it to work even changed out the battery. I got it at Target.

Update on "Better readings from a Magic 8 Ball" Jun 27, 2010
Update: I replaced the Weight Watcher's scale the highly regarded $54 Tanita scale. Surprisingly, it gives the same initial reading as the el cheapo Weight Watchers scale. Neither scale can discriminate incremental weight change when I step back on the scale with a 1, 2, or 3 pound workout weight but the Tanita is considerably less inaccurate for this test. All said, I feel better relying on the Tanita.

This thing is driving me nuts. Once it anchors a reading it won't budge from that number regardless of drinking 16 oz. of water (1 lb) or the reverse. I tried measuring its accuracy with a 10 lb plate in my arms. It was off by .2 lbs. That translates into an error of 2 lb per hundred pound of body weight. That's pretty much useless for self-motivation. With a 25 lb plat in my arms, it was off by .6 lbs or 2.4 lbs per 100 lbs. of body weight. Maybe I should get one of those carnival machines.

Died soon after purchase. Jun 22, 2010
Died soon after purchase. Thought it was the battery. Went to replace it, and nothing.

$30 item. Is it worth my time an energy to chase down the mfgr for a warranty?

Nope. Just time and money wasted. I will just buy another scale and hope it works. That's the unfortunately consumer experience, these days.

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inconsistent readings Jun 04, 2010
I'm happy with the look and size of this scale and also that it can be stored vertically in a small space BUT, even after checking that it is level on the floor (all corners anchored, tile floor)I can get on it six times in a row and get six different waeights - sometimes several pounds apart from each other - recently as much as FIVE! When I am recording my weight I take the middle weight out of 5 - which I think is really ridiculous to have to do!