BeurerPS25 Digital Bathroom Scale for Body Weight – 400lb Capacity, Auto-Calibrate, XL Backlit Display – Glass, Precise and Accurate Body Scale

This is a wonderful scale. It has a large surface which eliminates instability. Large easy to read numbers, and it’s nice & slim to store in tight spaces. Definitely a heavy duty quality built scale.

I was looking for a digital bathroom scale that is not glass-top for safety reason. There are very few available on Amazon. Beurer PS25 meets my expectations.Likes:- Non-glass top.- Accurate (compared to my other accurate digital bathroom scale that I have been using for many years).- Consistent readings.- Easy calibration- Common 2 AAA batteries (included)- BIG backlit contrast display.- Easy calibration.- Step-on for instant reading, not need to tab first then step on like my other scale.- Light weight.- Simple style and white color.Dislike (minor):The top plastic surface is too smooth and slightly slope downward. It feels slippery even with dry feet. So I applied 3 inch clear anti slip tape, which is commonly used in a bathtub, on the surface. Easy improvement!Important:- The scale must be placed on a hard surface for accurate reading. When I placed on a carpet floor, reading was many pounds lower than the actual reading.- Before the 1st use the scale must be calibrated by lightly taping with one foot for 1-2 seconds. The display will briefly show some weight number and then 0.0. Wait until the display turn off. The calibration is done.

RE: Beurer PS25 Digital Bathroom Scale for Body WeightFor a basic scale, you couldn't do better than this!I love the streamlined look and feel of this scale. It sits flat on the floor, has rounded corners, and has a jumbo LCD screen that lights up. Anyone should be able to read this with ease. It has a nice matte plastic casing so you're not stepping on glass. It's very solid. It doesn't rock as you get on and off. There is plenty of room for long feet without covering up the display.What I don't like about it is that it couldn't register my two 5-pound weights. So apparently, 10 pounds is too little weight to be measured. And when I weighed myself first, and then again holding my two 5-pound weights, the second total didn't come up to exactly 10 pounds more as I would have expected. Instead, with the extra 10 pounds in my hands, the scale reported an extra 10.6 pounds over my initial weight. I repeated the process several times, first weighing myself and then again with the weights in my hands, even moving the scale to another place on the hardwood floor. The results were fairly consistent with a fractional variation. However, each time I got off the scale, it remained lit up displaying my weight for nearly a minute before it finally turned off and reset. I don't think this scale has a memory, at least I didn't see any way to recall previous readings. It would be nice if it had one. It would also be nice if it came in black.The most disconcerting of all was the realization that I had gained weight. So, with this scale as my incentive, I hope in a couple of months, the big bright LCD will display a figure that's 10 pounds less. If it will do that, it'll be magic and worth every penny I paid. 😁

It's a nice looking scale and it's accurate even if I'm not happy with the number:) The display lights up and the numbers are huge and very easy to read. If you move the scale, you have to briefly step on it to calibrate it correctly. Bit of a pain but not a deal breaker. Also, it seems the scale starts at a minimum of 10#'s which isn't an issue when weighing people but I used my old scale to also weigh packages that I sometimes ship out but overall I'm happy with this purchase and price.

I love it. The numbers are large and it's easy to use. Goes with any decor.

I had some random-brand-name scale before this that I bought for cheap on Amazon, but it didn't read very accurately and later a part on the bottom broke. I have a Beurer blood pressure monitor with bluetooth and I like being able to keep track of that on my phone, so I figured I would give a Beurer scale a try. It seems well-made and after I paired with the app it worked immediately. The readings transfer to the app very quickly. I've used it several times and the readings all seem to be within about 0.2 lbf. This precision is plenty good enough for me. It seems accurate too although I haven't bothered to validate that. Overall I am very happy with this scale so far.

Very handy for monitoring weight quickly & easily by installing the Behr app onto your smart phone. I've used it for a couple of weeks and have no problems. The Bluetooth connection to my phone was easy. The weight is within the claimed tolerance; however, I'm not sure about the accuracy of the fat percentage, bone weight, lean muscle weight, and water percentage given. I think it's 'ballpark' close enough as they are close to what I manually estimated using formulas given in the medical research literature and from a nearby university that will do the measurements for one for a fee.

Most smart scales tend to require online accounts and a lot of personal information in order to use them. I personally am very security minded and don't want my personal info everywhere, tons of accounts/sites tracking my data etc.Thankfully this scale allows you to set up the full functionality without a smartphone and the app can be used without registering online. The only niggle so far with the app is that it initially isn't obvious how to set it up locally (no online account) as it prompts you to "Register" or "Log in to account;" however, if you click register you will have the option to "save online" or "save locally." When you select "save locally," you will not be prompted to enter an email address or phone number. I just wish that this feature were better described in the documentation/app.Other than that, the scale is very elegant and seems to work well. The app lets you track your data over time.