Had stacks of them by the customer service desk down to £1.88 each.
Not sure if it's local or national.
10 comments
sradmad
25 Mar 17#1
good find op, heat added
xigent
25 Mar 171#2
I have this exact model and it gives a falsely low reading. Frequently it has to be recalibrated so that the needle points to zero.
joesmum to xigent
26 Mar 17#8
sounds good to me, I might get some :smiley:
3applepie to xigent
26 Mar 17#9
I agree, better to look for cheapest digital type
kiepau
25 Mar 17#3
I was in last week and they kept announcing it over the tannoy but they were only £1.00 then,
heat added but I prefer digital.
amour3k to kiepau
26 Mar 17#6
WOW!, they're almost literally double now?!.
That's very naughty ..... :-(
Hehehe.
BungalowBill
25 Mar 17#4
I can make myself weigh anything up to a stone less or more just by shifting my balance tiny amounts on these - if you want an accurate reading you really have to pay more. Although, best scales I have found are the Wii Balance Board because it gives you a balance reading - get that centered and the weight is then accurate. And you can pair it with Android or Raspberry Pi if you don't have a Wii.
semo to BungalowBill
27 Mar 17#10
Not sure if it is possible to use with a recent version of Android anymore. Wouldn't recommend using it with a Wii as it tkaes ages to confirm all the prompts on Wii fit
73ia
25 Mar 171#5
AVOID! these are dreadful ,
This would be a good deal if THEY paid you 1.88 to take them away and throw it in bin.
Opening post
Not sure if it's local or national.
10 comments
heat added but I prefer digital.
That's very naughty ..... :-(
Hehehe.
This would be a good deal if THEY paid you 1.88 to take them away and throw it in bin.