When I was planning my wedding last year I decided that I needed to loose a bit of weight before hand, I managed to do it through counting calories, going to the gym and using my weighted hula hoop and various other things I have at home. I monitored my weight mainly by going on my Wii Fit each day as this showed me even slight changes in my weight, however I decided that I would like a pair of scales that I could use to weigh myself on if I didn't want to be bothered with getting the Wii out. I decided that digital scales would be better for me and had a hunt around for some which were reasonably priced, I came across Tesco Glass Digital Scales, they were ideal for what  Read the complete review

In the past I have never felt the need to have weighing scales in the house. Around this time last year when I was preparing for my wedding, I knew Christmas had been unkind to my waist line so I bought the cheapest set of scales I could find whilst shopping in Tesco one day. On first impressions this set of scales look quite nice and not basic in the slightest. They have a clear glass base with the supporting feet showing through the base in contrasting metal tones. The screen of the scales is digital but will read in stones, pounds or kilograms. The appearance of the scales makes them look like they cost a lot more than the £11.99 they retail ...  Read the complete review

I bought these scales about three years ago and they are still going strong. At £13 per set I'd say they were good value, as they are very accurate and consistent, yet cheaper than other sets of bathroom scales that are available on the market. The dimensions of the actual scales are pretty standard. The depth is 3.5cm; height is 35cm; and the width is 31cm. They are very simply to use, you just push the scales slightly with your foot and 0:0 will then appear. You then stand on the scales and your weight will be recorded after a few seconds. You can get your weight in pounds, kg or stones and pounds and you can change the ...  Read the complete review

When you want to achieve physical improvements to your person, scales are a relevant investment as they allow you to quickly and accurately ascertain your weight at the beginning or end of the day (always keep this the same as your weight varies throughout the day). Knowing your weight allows you to attempt to increase or decrease it over time (depending on your personal preference for bodily improvement). Though scales like this one from Tesco - made, unusually, of glass - fail to give additional information, such as BMI (body mass index), or a persons height / width, they do confidently display your weight through a clear and concise digital LCD screen. ...  Read the complete review

We spend a lot of time between our house and our caravan and I decided we needed a pair of scales at both. I like to try and keep on top of my weight and so this means weighing myself regularly. I chose these ones from Tesco as they were a reasonable price. They cost just £12 which I thought was a reasonable price. They are very simple looking scales which is what I like. It doesn't look cheap at all and it also doesn't attract attention to them, they are just very simple. It is a square of toughened glass with four metal circles in each corner and some wire joining them together. The design is so smooth that it makes it very easy to clean, there ...  Read the complete review