Taylor Talking Bathroom Scale for Seniors 440 lb Capacity Glass Digital Body Weight Scale with Loud Voice Readout Gray

- CONSISTENT PERFORMANCE: Reach your fitness goals and track progress with the functional Taylor Electronic Glass Talking Scale. Four precision sensors provide steady and reliable measurements - EASY TO USE: Features Step-On technology, auto on/off, and a low-battery indicator. Announces weight in English, Spanish, Greek, German, or Croatian?ideal for vision-impaired users - HIGH CAPACITY: Extra-high 440 lb capacity talking bath scale with a spacious 12.2" durable tempered glass platform and stainless steel accents - DESIGNED WITH CARE: Space-saving design includes four anti-slip, scratch-resistant pads to keep the platform stable, safe, and sturdy - USA BASED: For 170 years, Taylor has been dedicated to creating innovative and reliable products for both professional and consumer use

From the manufacturer

Reach weight goals and measure progress with the functional and stylish Taylor Electronic Glass Talking Scale. Read weight at a glance with the digital talking scale's 1.1-inch LCD display or listen to it announced in a female voice. Ideal for vision-impaired users, listen to weights announced in pounds in English or in kilograms in Spanish, Greek, German, or Croatian. Built to accommodate up to approximately 440 pounds (200 kilograms), the tempered glass scale platform features stainless steel accents for a clean, sleek look. Comfortably measure weight with a spacious 12.2-inch square platform. Plus, you'll never have to worry about excessive battery drain with a number of electronic scale features including instant on, auto off, and a low battery indicator. 3 AAA batteries are included.

This scale's simplistic, contemporary design fits right in with the decor of even the most stylish bathroom.

Taylor has over 170 years of professional service in Bath scales and technology.

In-house design, marketing, and engineering teams are here in the US.

Place the scale on a hard, smooth surface. Best Floors: Tile, Concrete, Hardwood, and Laminate

Weight reading can vary throughout the day and range from scale to scale. We recommend using the same scale for every weigh-in.

Weight consistently at the same time, wearing the same thing, with the scale in the same place. The best time to weigh yourself is in the morning.

If your scale displays inaccurate weight readings, ensure it is correctly calibrated by stepping onto the scale and stepping off. Do this whenever the scale is bumped or moved.