Title: Deceptive pseudo-repeatability
Product review: When I weigh myself twice in a row, it gives the same reading...to 0.1 lbs! That is not accuracy, however; it's clearly a case of the instrument remembering the last reading and repeating it if the next reading is close. For example, if I weigh myself, then someone else weighs themself, then I weigh myself a second time, the second weighing can be quite different from the first weighing. It's commonly shifts by about 1 pound. If I weigh myself twice in a row, without someone else weighing themselves, then it returns to the previous value *exactly*.It's one thing for a bathroom scale to be somewhat inaccurate. It's quite another when the company programs the chip to repeat the last reading in order to fake accuracy that doesn't exist!It's being returned to seller, and I won't touch another Taylor product.
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