Ozeri Precision Pro II Bathroom Scales
I’ve had my bathroom scales forever. I’m talking no digital scales here, so when Ozeri asked me to try out the Precision Pro II I jumped at the chance. I am currently following Slimming World diet, so having these precise scales are perfect choice to help me keep on track. They also look super nice in the bathroom too!
I love the big clear number screen. I can see them without wearing my glasses, bonus for me in a morning.
The Precision Pro II have new weight change detection technology that displays the net change of your current weight from your previous recorded weight. The screen goes green if you have lost weight and red for any weight gain – that certainly make me feel that I shouldn’t have had that second scone!
It uses four high precision GX sensors that weigh up to a maximum of 440 pounds or 200 kilograms. It uses small increments of 0.2lbs or 0.1kg. So even if you loose a small amount of weight you get the lovely green light! I have to admit I have found the red or green function encouraging and I have had more green than red – go me!
The Precision Pro II also have an easy to use button that means you can change between kilograms and pounds really simply. No messing around pressing buttons loads of times only to miss it and have to go back through everything again. Don’t you just hate it when that happens, but with these bathroom scales it is so easy.
The actual glass is impact resistant tempered glass. So are really going to last you and can stand up to some serious use.
The scales use two AAA batteries, that are included. There is also an indicator when the batteries need changing too. All these great features. I love my Precision Pro II bathroom scales and thoroughly recommend them.
You can get them on Amazon with prime for just £24.99.
Nanna Jane
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I didn’t know there were scales available that measured such tiny losses in weight. Very encouraging!
They’re beautiful. I like that they measure such small differences; that would be really handy for narrowing down the causes of gains and losses.