Taylor 7009 Electronic Lithium Scale :: Education by Design Store

Editorial Review
The Taylor 7009 Electronic Lithium Scale is a simple, easy to use, dependable bathroom scale. Slim and compact, the scale allows easy storage in cramped bathrooms. With an attractive silver finish, smooth black mat, and a slim profile, the Taylor 7009 will be a handsome addition to any bathroom decor. Its solid steel construction means that it will give you and your family accurate readings for years to come. An automatic-on feature turns the scale on as soon as you step onto it. The large 0.8-inch LCD display is easy to read, and the scale has a capacity of 300 pounds and offers readings in half-pound increments. The Taylor 7009 includes a long-life lithium battery and comes with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty. Product DescriptionTaylor, the leader in bathroom scales, offers a simple, easy to use, dependable bathroom scale. Slim and compact, the scale is only 1 thick, allowing easy storage cramped bathrooms. Attractive silver finish, with smooth black mat. Featuring auto on/auto off, just step on the scale to get an accurate reading ¿ Taylor uses strain gauge mechanisms for precise results. The 0.8 display is easy to read, the capacity of 300 lbs (136 kgs) reads to the 0.5 lb. Includes a long life lithium battery for readings day after day, week after week, month after month with no replacement. Lifetime warranty.
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Customer Reviews

Great Scale

2008-03-09
This scale does what you need it to do, and that is to tell you your weight! Its simple to set up and very stylish!

horrible

2008-03-08
I'm finally fed up with this scale for good because I am on a diet for the first time in my life after having a baby and really need to have accurate results. This scale can literally give you results 5 or more pounds off within minutes and NOT moving the scale at all. It often errors too, with a big ERR on the screen. I would definitely not recommend this one to someone who needs to track their weight loss. I'm getting ready to buy the Lifesource Precision as that one seemed to get top reviews.

I kick this thing every day

2008-02-16
What a piece of ****. I can't believe they even sell this as a viable product. It takes forever to calculate your weight and freaks out 2 out of 3 times with 'ERROR' ominously plastered over the display. My weight fluctuates by 20 pounds a day apparently, and the last time I tested with some doctors scales, it was understating my girth by 15 pounds. Avoid, avoid, avoid!

God I'm fat.

Great product

2008-02-13
This is a very good scale. Must place at a lighted spot as it'd hard to read

Nice Scale

2008-02-12
Perfect lightweight and thin scale. Easy to use and consistent with measurements. Arrives ready to use, just pull the battery protector off and step on. No fussing after that. Good value.

it was good while it lasted

2008-07-13
The scale is accurate and very easy to use. The problem is battery life. It's a battery monster. With new batteries, I was only able to weigh myself 3 times in 2 weeks. After that, I need new batteries. I store it very properly with nothing on top of it so I do not know why it eats up the battery so far. It's pretty useless

Not Very Accurate

2008-07-09
Had this scale for almost 2 years and looking to replace it. It is accurate within +/- 10 pounds. Your guess is as good as mine.

Will not work more than a few weeks

2008-04-02
I bought this item and in a few weeks it stopped working. It completely stopped showing the weight on the reader.

It was OK while it lasted. Readings are not highly non consistent. At 11:34PM I will be 170 lbs and 11:35PM I will be 173 :). Go for something better, Please

BAD

2008-03-18
the weight is very not accurate according to other good scales that i use, the change of weight every tine i go on it is different even if go on right after i go off.

It LIES!

2008-03-11
This scale gives such varying read-outs that I must be eating 50Xs my weight one day and not eating at all the next. First you start with the error readings to clear the scale -- tap it -- 4 lbs -- tap it again - 3 lbs -- tap it again -- ah we're finally at 0 lbs. Time to actually stand on it. Oh look -- I gained 7 lbs since yesterday! Wow. Yeah it doesn't work well.