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Taylor 7329 Electronic Lithium Scale

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Average Customer Rating:	3.5
Release Date:	2007-01-15
Brand:	Taylor
Model:	7329-4072
Weight:	3.19 pounds
Dimensions:	12 inches x 12.6 inches x 2.2 inches [Width x Length x Height]

Product Categories

Digital; Bath Material (material_browse); Digital Scales

Product description

Taylor, the leader in bathroom scales, offers a simple, easy to use, dependable bathroom scale. Slim and compact for allowing easy storage in cramped bathrooms. Featuring auto on/auto off, just step on the scale to get an accurate reading ¿ Taylor uses strain gauge mechanisms for precise results. The 1 display is easy to read, the capacity of 330 lbs) reads to the 0.2 lb. Includes a long life lithium battery for readings day after day, week after week, month after month with no replacement. 5 year warranty.

Features

1" LCD readout

Easy to clean black mat with silver platform

Accurate to 330lbs by .2 lb. increments

Instant on-auto zero

Long life Lithium battery included

Customer reviews

« Why spend money on more expensive scales that may not work »

I had bought it because a more expensive one that I had bought (with more useless features) did not work well. This scale is great and simple.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-02-07

« Inconsistant after a few months »

This scale worked great at first, but after about 6 months it varies widely. Lean forward slightly and it is 6 lbs heavier than weight on your heels. Frustrating.

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2009-12-20

« Avoid this scale! »

I bought this scale in a hurry after our faithful previous one stopped functioning. The purchase was a total loss from the outset. First I accepted Amazon's offer to have it by the next day if I chose one-day shipping. This cost me more than the scale and the item was not even shipped until after it was due to arrive. The scale itself seemed o.k. until we tried testing it for accuracy and reproducibility. It was terrible on both. Serial readouts varied by as much as 6-8 pounds (for a scale reporting in tenths of pounds!!). We tried putting it on the smoothest flatest surface in the house, rezeroing, waiting for various times between trials, etc. Nothing worked. It is now back in its original wrapping waiting for delivery to a local charity, suitable for someone willing to accept weights within 5 lbs of true. I've replaced it with a Health-o-meter from Amazon which at a lower price seems just fine.

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2009-11-23

« piece of crap..avoid like the plaque! »

Bought one of these two years ago, and although the readings were slightly inconsistent, it was accurate enough to measure body weight (+- 2 lbs). It quit, and after installing a new battery, it was still not working. I wrote the company, who said that , to get service required that i package it, send it back, and hope!

After spending $11.00 to send it back, (on a 19.99 unit), i am a little upset...kinda ruins the idea of a "Lifetime Warranty", doesn't it? After seeing this marked all over the outside of the package, i wonder how many people just give up and DON'T send it back? Another win for Taylor!

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2009-11-18

« Taylor Electronic Scale »

Excellent all the way around. Just don't move it after weighing till display goes out, or it will recalibrate every time you use it. (A waste of 30 seconds.)