whats the difference between the my weigh xl550 and the my weigh 440 and which is more accurate for giving you the correct weight ?
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I read through descriptions of both before purchasing the xl550. It seems the only difference is in the weight capacity. I weigh under 150 pounds, and this scale xl550 is accurate for my weight range, and judging from the reviews by others, it works just as well for much higher weights.
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My weigh 550 can weigh people up too 550 lbs. my weigh 440 is for people up too 440. It says that in the description.
1355361
They are both accurate... I think the difference is just the maximum weight capacity.
531583
I have both. Regular weighs 23lbs & PRO weighs 30lbs, give or take a pound. If you follow the included workout plan, pretty soon you'll be throwing around the 23lb model like an empty soda can. The PRO model is a way to increase the resistance and your intensity by about 30% just doing the same workout regimen. The round weights work with either, but are a pain in the arse to use. I only used them a couple of weeks and got tired of putting them on and taking them off to do different exercises. One fell off and almost broke my foot and that's when I stopped. Check out my 5-star review on Amazon (for the 30lb model) for directions on how to get the PRO model for only $99, including shipping.
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It weighs accurately, but for luggage you're probably better off with a luggage scale (I have both). The luggage scale takes up less room in your luggage than this scale. Also, I'm not sure how you would weigh the luggage without covering up the weight on this scale. Of course you could do what people do with a home scale--weigh yourself, then weigh yourself holding the luggage. The difference is the luggage weight.
1586112
This scale measures 4 pounds more than my old dial scale too. That does not concern me at all because it is very accurate otherwise.
636829
I believe this is probably a misprint. My scales show it to be 4 lbs. Hope this helps, also the JS660 is the best and strongest B&D; I have used in my 77 years!
134404
Hi you will need both weights to calibrate this scale (200gram and 500grams). I have a set of labotory weights, so I am able to varify this scales accuracy. I use it daily. It has never been off by more then 0.03grams. Not bad for a 500g x 0.01g scale which cost me less then twenty dollars. I spent around two hundred for my weights alone. I think you will like this scale. P.S. When my scale arrived it was. accurate plus or minus 0.02grams. good luck, have fun. George D. 3-6-14 3:21pm
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As I understand them, the 4460 lets you add your electricity costs directly into the unit, so that you can see a running display of the unit's cost over a period of time. With the 4400 you would have to write down the kwh values and then do the math yourself.hth..Stephen
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The one I bought and what appears to be the US version doesnt have a kg conversion. I did find the owners manual online here (http://omronhealthcare.com/wp-content/uploads/hbf-400-instruction-manual.pdf) and it doesnt show a lbs to kg conversion either unfortunately.
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I order the 430 for my husband as that is what the Dr. Scholl's machine said he needed. I have never noticed that it said compare to 440 so not sure if they sent you the incorrect pair or if I just never saw that on the packaging. The two pair I have previously ordered have a distict 430 on the packaging.
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Hi dhc, No, the basic weight calibration cannot be altered. However, with this scale, once you set up your user profile, it will take your initial weight. You can set up the scale to go into what is called "Weightless" mode. This means that instead of your actual weight, it will show you +2, -4, etc from your initial weigh in. If you have any other questions or would like clarification on Weightless mode, feel free to contact us at info@greatergoods.com or call us at 866.991.8494 from 9 am - 5 pm central time. Thanks, Nick
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Hi JulieI think if when you weigh yourself it doesn't look right. I would return the scale. Which is what I didI have a scale called thinner which I bought 10 years ago from Bed Bath Beyond.It gives accurate weight as well as fat content
1056083
Some digital personal scales costing 6 times as much advertise an accuracy of +- 1%. So if you weighted 150# the scale could read +-1.5 # or 3 pounds. Just because it has a resolution of .1# doesn't mean it' that accurates.
201714
I weigh 153 lbs and it was very accurate for me. However, I must say, I needed my husband to give me my weight because while standing on the scale it is hard to read the smaller lines that are used for increments of one.
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I don't have my owners manual handy but I believe it has to do with setting the scale to read in pounds vs Kg. I think it only read 2 places when using Kg? You question dosen't indicate which setting you're using.
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Hiyou will need both weights to calibrate this scale (200gram and 500grams). I have a set of labotory weights, so I am able to varify this scales accuracy. I use it daily. It has never been off by more then 0.03grams. Not bad for a 500g x 0.01g scale which cost me less then twenty dollars. I spent around two hundred for my weights alone.I think you will like this scale. P.S. When my scale arrived it was. accurate plus or minus 0.02grams.good luck, have fun. George D. 3-6-14 3:21pm
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The reason is greater accuracy. You may get (very small) differences in measurements by not using the weights correctly. For items under 100 you should use the 100 calibration weight; over 100 use the 200.
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looks like they also differ in weight the 15.00 is 5 lbs. compared to the 25.00 one being only 1 pound