Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Taylor
EAN: 0077784001578
Label: Taylor
Manufacturer: Taylor
Model: 5596G
Publisher: Taylor
Release Date: January 17, 2008
Studio: Taylor

Features:

• Thin Profile
• Measures muscle mass and bone mineral mass
• 2 inch LCD readout
• 10 memories to store data
• Lifetime warranty

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Rating: - one of the best scale
This is one of the best scales I have ever use. At first, it took me a few minutes, actually a couple hours to figure out the direction. I finally got it after tossing the instructions, but after the initial getting use to it was a piece of cake. I keep a notebook beside it to write down the number as they fly by making reviewing them easier.

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Rating: - Save your money-don't buy this.
Unable to program as the computer keeps flipping out- using more as a weight scale.

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Rating: - Great scale
I've had this scale for about a month now and could not be more pleased. After one disastrous scale after the next, I was hesitant for quite a while to spend a bit of money on another, and researched scales for a few weeks. Finally decided on this one, and I'm glad I did.

Its very accurate. My body fat percentage is exact as well as my weight as compared to high priced equipment at my gym. My sister and I each have our own profiles stored according to our heights and ages, and it was ... Read More

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Rating: - Not for the technologically challenged
I purchased this scale when my office decided to have our own "biggest loser" contest. None of us (male or female) have figured out how to get the advanced functions to work. Nice design, large screen and very sturdy, but too complicated.

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Rating: - No longer happy with this scale
When I first got this scale, I was impressed with it's accuracy. However, that accuracy has lasted less than 2 months. I weigh myself everyday (I know you're only supposed to weigh yourself once a week), but my point is that it said I weighed 10 lbs less than I did the day before. I stood on the scale 3 times in a row and got 3 extremely different answers. This has continued to happen. And it's not just a fraction of a pound either. It varies greatly each time. I tried replacing the battery and that ... Read More

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