I have a question for you all. Do you prefer digital or analog scales, and why?
I have been looking for info on the subject online, but can't seem to come up with much.
I personally use an analog scale. It seems to stay consistent throughout the day, unlike my bf's "hi tech digital" which will quote me a different weight/minute.
I like the digital, mostly because you can customise it with your height and age, to get a really accurate weight, and I have a hard time reading analogs. My only gripe is they take longer to
proccess'.
I prefer digital, they are more accurate and last longer. When I first started I couldn't figure out why my weight on a doctor scale (the huge clunky metal with sliders that NEVER stop working) was so far off from what I was weighing at home, and Tim has one of those doctor scales in his office. So, we went to get a digital and sure enough, the analog was off by 5 pounds. They lose accuracy very quickly because of the system used to measure weight. Plus you can store info on a digital, like LeeLee said, but mine is simple so it only stores 2 users weights and no height or anything. Still very helpful.
I prefer digital too . . . because I can read it. I would love to have one of those big clunky slider types, but can't rationalize putting an addition on the house for it.
The clunky one in Tim's office looks like it's 100 years old and you should see how tiny the room is with what's left of space from that thing...it's like parking a small car in a bathroom stall