wet the soles of your feet and make sure to have a profile set and it'll give you the other measurements.

Got the MiBody version from another deal and they seem pretty accurate.

Those mention running the auto calibration again if you move them. Have people having issues with accuracy checked the manual to see if there is a calibration procedure?

[quote=FatalSaviour]Aware that the £10 price is expired - are these still a good deal @ £15 however?[/quot


Try Asda instore OOS online but we got them for £10

I have these scales - they are very good but, as above, you have to have them on a very flat, solid piece of floor.
They have one setting which gives your weight but there's another setting which gives you the body analysis reading - which is a little sporadic to get the display to show this.
As for the accuracy, we have checked this a couple of times where we weigh on our scales and then pay a visit to Boots and weigh on their store scales - and found that both read-outs are the same, so we are trusting ours is correct (or they are both wrong!)

Aware that the £10 price is expired - are these still a good deal @ £15 however?

They have a wider set of feet you can put on that greatly helps on all surfaces, but on the standard feet even on a tiled floor we had to make sure we used the same tile each time

These will show you a different weight each time you stand on it lol.

have a set of these too, have never managed to get the body fat readings ect. only seems to show weight.

I have one of these. Pretty darn sure it's faulty............

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back to £15

Gone. Back to £15

Good price, but make sure you find a good flat piece of floor for the readings to be consistent on this