Taylor 7405 Nickel Accented Lithium Scale with 2" LCD Readout Review

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(More customer reviews)So I get on there. It gives a measurement.
I grab a mug, get back on the scale. It adds a pound.
I get on the scale again. And now it's 2 pounds below what I got in the first step.
It's like it has a random number generator in there, I can't trust it at all.
It only has one function: to measure mass. And it fails at that. So what is it's worth?
EDIT
I was researching this behavior and I found the reason for the inaccuracy:
A lot of scales will try to pretend that they are reproducible. So if you are within a certain amount, it'll just redisplay the last result instead of your actual mass.
To defeat this, you have to get on the scale with something heavy. Get off the scale. Get back on empty handed so you can trust what it reads.
Thanks Taylor, now getting my weight is an eight step process (probably can skip 1st 2 steps):
1. get on.
2. get off.
3. grab something heavy.
4. get on.
5. get off.
6. put heavy object away.
7. get on.
8. read display.
EDIT:
I got Seca Clara 803 Digital Personal Scale with Black Rubber Coating instead and am much happier. It actually displays a new measurement each time.

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