The scale is made of reinforced tempered glass. It can hold up to 440 pounds.
When you begin to start using the scale the first thing you need to do is set up your profile. Press the Set button. There you will set your profile number. You use the Arrow buttons to move up or down. Then you enter in your height again by using the arrow buttons. After you input your height step on the scale and remain standing. The scale will calculate and display your BMI. Yes, the scale saves your current weight as well in your profile. After about 15 seconds the scale will automatically turn off.
The scale will hold up to 8 different profiles and will record 30 readings for each profile.
Here is the cool part. The very next time you step onto the scale it will actually identify who you are. It completely remembers. It will automatically provide you with your current BMI, and any weight changes. It will turn red if you have gained weight since your previous read, or green if you have lost weight. This thing is so smart that it can show you your weight loss/gain from your last recorded weight, from the last 3 recorded weights, your previous 7 recorded weights, and your net weight change from your previous 30 recorded weights. How neat is that!?
To note, if your weight changes by 6.6 lbs or more your scale may have trouble identifying your profile. If this happens you will have to start over with a new profile.
If you are unsure where BMI falls or not sure if your number is good or bad there is a chart in the booklet where you can reference.
This runs on 2 of the circle batteries, which are included.
I love how it has rubber on the bottom, so it stays where it should and doesn't slip.
Overall, this scale is very easy to use, and I really like it. I haven't had any trouble with it. I did have change the unit of measurement from kilograms to pounds, but that was simple to do. Great scale so far! This product was provided to me as a sample.
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