Salter Mechanical Bathroom Scales - Analogue Body Weight Scale with Large Magnifying Lens, 133kg Capacity, No Batteries Required, Silver/Black

Good quality ✔️ Neat / small square size just right for my tiny bathroom ✔️ Wipable soft Padded top ✔️ Easy to see measurements ✔️

Great product at a great price

They look amazing, they look more costly than what they are and have a vintage look about them. They are quite small but that's ok as they don't take up much floor space. A nice cushion feel to them, which is wipeable and the magnifying weight gage is great. However, I'm sure mine are faulty as my weight seems to be going up not down 🤣🤣 Would love to blame this awesome product but feel it's more to do with me being a lazy 🐄 I'd take these anyday, more efficient than the battery ones that are all spandangle. I've bought the top of the range sensor ones that talk to you, work out BMI, body shame you, make you feel terrible , tell you you are doing useless etc...these do none of that, these are your friend. You simple step on, look down, step off. Mentally they are better to use. Don't need to programme them beforehand or declare your gender /height etc. These are good old fashioned scales that don't talk back to you and do exactly what it says on the tin! Highly recommended, go for it!

Well it certainly looks the part, a well made item,unfortunately it does not give an accurate reading, the dial is all over the place

Found them hard to read the numbers

Only 5 months after buying, it gave a clunk one morning and is registering completely nonsense readings, varying by up to 30kg when you step off and back on again. Even before this, I had to stand very carefully on the scales as the weight registered would change by up to 4kg depending on where I stood and where I centered my weight. In my opinion this is not worth the money

This item was bought because of the variation in readings from my two sets of digital scales. On each example I lost and gained pounds in seconds - that can't be progress. So here we have the "original" ancient salter scale that just works. Is it accurate? Probably not but I have no way of knowing. But it is consistent. Weigh three or four times in in a minute and the reading will be the same, a refreshing change from the digital offerings. So as an indication of the direction of my weight it does the job, consistently and reliably. No batteries it just works.

Good value