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Weight Watcher Scale by Conair WW39 Digital Glass Scale

from: Weight Watchers

April 13, 2007
excellant product, does all that is says, accurately. no about the actual weight digital read out large display and to the nearest tenth of a pound.

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Weight Watchers WW34 Glass Precision Electronic Scale

from: Weight Watchers

March 24, 2005
Recently returned from a visit to our daughter in England, who has the advanced "Cadillac" version of this scale: body fat, etc. We were so taken with it that we ordered this "Chevy" model. We only needed the simple weigh-in feature. For this it is perfect. We also like the looks of it, as it blends in wherever we put it.

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Weight Watchers WW43/WW43D Memory Glass Electronic Scale

from: Weight Watchers

March 24, 2005
I really like this scale. The only problem I've had is it doesnt read right if its on carpet. You have to keep it on a hard surface like the bathroom floor. If you dont you will get a different reading everytime you step on it.

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Weight Watchers Glass Precision Electronic Scale - WW34

from: Conair


This scale is wonderful with large numbers, and easy to use. Would highly RECOMMEND for anyone like myself who is watching their weight.

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Weight Watchers WW-11D Portable Precision Electronic Scale

from: Weight Watchers


I've had this scale less then a year. It is NOT accurate. I can get 3 different weights in a 2 minute period with a 5 pound difference. I just threw it in the trash this morning.

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Weight Watchers WW70W Electronic Body Fat Scale

from: Weight Watchers


Good scale, but under actual weight by a few pounds. But I have found that it is consistant, so you can still track your weight loss with accuracy. Not bad for the price.

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Weight Watcher Scale by Conair WW89T Weight Tracking and Body Analysis Scale with Color Bar Display

from: Weight Watchers

April 13, 2007
This product is terrible to read. I even put a flexible lamp a foot above it and I still can't read it. I wish I read the comments ahead of time. I'm also going to figure out how to send it back. It's too expensive not to.

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Weight Watchers Body Fat Precision Electronic Scale, White

from: Weight Watchers

March 22, 2006
Ok, I am happy with this, i was dissapointed that the battery failed shortly after purchase with minimal use. Then it took me about 6 months to replace the battery but now that I am back using it, I am very happy, very accurate.

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Weight Watchers Glass Platform Scale, Chrome

from: Weight Watchers


I've had this scale for years, and it's still working. I've never had to replace the batteries. The readout is large and easy to read. The problem is that the readings are inconsistent from minute to minute by as much as five pounds. I put a footprint for the scale on a level spot on the bathroom floor with electrical tape, and that's helped. It also seems to be sensitive to where you step on it, i.e., in the center or towards the edges. This scale drives me nuts!!! I've kept it because it looks nice, keeps working, I don't weigh myself that often and I'm cheap. But now that I'm seriously trying to loose some body fat, this scale is destined for in the trash.

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Weight Watcher Scale By Conair WW31 Digital Body Fat and Body Water Scale

from: Weight Watchers

April 13, 2007
My weight registers consistently, but the body fat and hydration don't show at all, just "ERR". (My punny friend said that if I was hydrated enough, it would read "water" instead of "err" (air). LOL!) Anyway, I bought this scale for those features, ESPECIALLY the hydration feature, so this scale is mostly useless to me. It's also a pain to have to turn it on before stepping on as well. Most other scales I've owned have turned on upon feeling my weight.

The manual says nothing about how to correct an ERR message, outside of saying that it will ERR if my weight exceeds the scale's capacity. Um, excuse me? I'm FAR from it!

I'd say it's not worth it, since all features obviously don't work.