Greater Goods Digital Baby Scale – Dependable Infant & Toddler Weighing, Easy-to-Read Display with lb/kg Modes, Hold Function for Movement, Collapsible Design, 66 lb Capacity (Non-Connected)

My baby was struggling with weight gain - this thing helped keep me sane. It was always spot on with what the doctors office weighed him at. It is easy to put together and take apart to store. Very straight forward to use. I like that it has the option to change the unit of measurement - and even has a lbs and oz option.

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It is the same as the photos and description. It is easy to assemble and is very practical to use from birth to older children. My baby is still a toddler baby and I have started weighing her sitting down. It is very precise and fast in measuring. You can change the units of measurement and set it to zero when you want to put something on it, which is very useful in the first days of life. One day it accidentally fell from approximately 35.5 inches (90 cm) and survived, so its materials are of good quality.

Works well to do at-home weights for my cat (good size, stabilizer, value, ability to zero out, easy to see the numbers). My roommate also weighs her cat (she is scared of everything, so we are trying to get her used to it with treats - pictured). The stabilizer for weight is pretty quick (not fast enough for a panicking cat, but fast enough we hope it will work better for her in the future.) Hard to tell how accurate since every scale is a little different - mostly I just track changes over time, which it does well. The packaging instructions were confusing about bluetooth and the app (I bought the version that does NOT sync to the app, but forgot) and struggled with trying to connect it because the directions told me to do so. The app was buggy (set up for an infant so it didn't like my 11-year-old pet's "low" weight.) We use a pet-specific app now and just manually enter them in - much better experience.

I will weigh in on my opinion of this scale. It took a physically weak adult with an IQ of 128 about 3 minutes to assemble, and it worked immediately (came with a working battery). The device is accurate and its precision is within 0.1oz (tested with various items of known weight such as computer and incrementing volumes of water). The weight of the same item is the same between weighing. The device is easy to operate but the app didn't work for me, so I manually record metrics. There's no memory feature on the scale, so I remember the numbers. The "zero" button lets the user recalibrate, in case of adding a blanket or other item (no pad is included but any blanket works). You can use this feature to easily account for clothing, etc without taking them off the baby. You can switch units before or after a weighing, using the "unit" button. The scale turns off about a minute idle.