Salter Doctor’s Style Bathroom Scale – Mechanical Weight Scale, Easy Read Dial, 150kg / 23st 7lb, Accurate Scales for Body Weight, Instant Readings, Non-Slip, Extra Large Platform, No Batteries Needed

Excellent scales , however they tell me to stitch my mouth up no more puddings for me 😂🤦‍♀️. Definitely value for money , very clear display , very stable and sturdy love the colour better than white . They are accurate highly recommend. Bought these because my digital ones were telling me lies and needed replacing . Back to old fashioned methods with these you can’t go wrong . Good make and will last forever

Very smart sensible no-battery mechanical scale suitable for people up to 24 stones. Seemingly accurate. Wide platfor and easy to read dial in both Kg and Stones and pounds. !5 year guarantee should see me out.

I don't really care for digital scales, so these work perfectly for the price. I don't care too much about weight either just the direction of travel, that being said these are very accurate. They're a little harder to get an accurate reading compared to a digital scale but not something Im too fussed about

First impressions made well, strong, seems to work.

Accurate with a wee bit adjustment to zero, sturdy, big foot plate area. No problem seeing the dial.

I have to admit that a lot of thought went into this purchase for a few reasons including; cost, accuracy, postage price (I'm a thrifty Northerner at heart) and an ill founded reluctance to cast my WW digital scales to the scrap heap.After pouring over loads of choices on good ol' Amazon and reading countless reviews from `crappy delivery and condition of item' (nothing to do with scales themselves and why do folk do this?) to the `Science Man' providing me with enough info to aid the best night's sleep I have had in recent years - I decided to take the plunge with these MASSIVE scales.First I would like to praise City Link for not dropping them from a skyscraper, kicking the box round a foot ball field, only then to hand the item to me as if it were an unexploded bomb....that's the delivery part out of the way which was marvellous. The box was quite large and I mean large in the way that Amazon can sometimes send these out with 2 packs of shoelaces in (really it's the delivery guy's joke not mine)Very well packed and I didn't really care about anything else other than stripping off, go to the toilet (twice) stepping on the scales, drinking a litre of water and then stepping on them again an hour later. Yes! Weight fluctuates everyday and you can gain a Kg overnight (we all know that) but finally with the aid of a diary and these accurate, easy to read scales you can find your own body rhythm.Before I bought these, my WW digital scales at £50 were telling me I was 3 kg heavier than these new Salter scales. My suspicions were confirmed when I stood on some of those fancy tall ones when I recently had a fitness assessment.As far as quality goes I would definitely say you get what you pay for and the near 30 pounds mark seems about right as Lloyds chemist would fleece you for another £20 (at the time of this review). I only weigh myself each morning and with the food diary and weight check it has helped me keep everything in check and even motivate me into `what else I can do to shed the excess fat?'The digital scales lied to me EVERY day and in the end I found it quite upsetting, as it was feelings of utter euphoria some mornings to abject misery the next (a yoyo does not even begin to compare).Standing on the scales is a joy with my size 11 man barges and the 32 cm width (at widest point) and 43 cm height more than compensates for my plates. After a recent trip to the opticians where I was professionally advised that I was `getting old' for the princely sum of £20; I find the massive dial on here a real treat without having to grab my `readers' and it's nice not to have the equivalent of an ingredients label and arm that isn't long enough to read them.So to sum up: I have posted a picture and I am very happy to report that these basic scales do what they say on the box. No science - No quibbling over minor/irrelevant issues - Mentioning that if you put a little effort in you do get rewarded............but then again that's what life is partly about eh? Glad I bought these!

Bit more than I would pay for scales but you get what you pay for sterdy accurate classy love them paying £250 for weight loss jabs was getting all various readings this was the better option

The Salter 145 BKDR Doctor Style Bathroom Scale offers a classic design and straightforward functionality, but it falls short in terms of accuracy and consistency.Let's start with the positives. The scale's doctor-style design adds a touch of vintage charm to any bathroom, and its mechanical operation means it doesn't require batteries, which is convenient. The large, easy-to-read dial also makes it simple to check your weight at a glance.However, the scale's performance can be hit or miss. While it generally provides a ballpark figure of your weight, it's not always accurate. I've noticed that it can be slightly off from one weigh-in to the next, which is frustrating. Additionally, the scale occasionally needs adjusting to ensure accurate readings, which adds an extra step to the process.In terms of value for money, the Salter 145 BKDR is priced competitively compared to other mechanical bathroom scales on the market. However, the inconsistent performance means you may want to invest in a more reliable option if accuracy is a priority.Packaging-wise, there's nothing remarkable about the Salter scale's packaging. It comes in a standard box with basic instructions for use.As for delivery time, my order arrived within the expected timeframe, so no complaints there.The Salter 145 BKDR Doctor Style Bathroom Scale offers a vintage aesthetic and basic functionality at an affordable price. However, its inconsistent performance and occasional need for adjustments serve as a reminder that not all big brands deliver the best products. If accuracy is important to you, you may want to explore alternative options for a more reliable weighing experience.

It's fair to expect scales to be accurate. Sadly, these are not. Weigh yourself, step off the scales, weigh yourself again, and you will have two different readings within 3 kilos of each other!What makes this even worse is that Salter is supposed to be a quality brand.

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Après avoir eu des dizaines de balance électronique qui on une autonomie ridicule, j'ai opté pour une bonne balance a l'ancienne, top qualité et excellente fiabilité

Hard to read for the short sighted.

È precisa, è bella e arreda il bagno o ovunque vogliate metterlaLA consiglio