CSN Review

I recently had the most fortunate opportunity to do a product review for the wonderful CSN Stores. What did I get you ask. Well, I'm about to show and tell.

My mom and I have both been wanting to lose some weight for a while now. However we lacked one of the most essential tools for doing so. Yep, that's right. We didn't even have a bathroom scale. So I took this review opportunity to get us one. After browsing through the scales, I found one with not just great ratings, but it had a decent number of them too, compared to some others with high ratings.

EatSmart - ESBS-03 - Precision Premium Digital Bathroom Scale in Black

Overview

Features:
•Digital bathroom scale
•Ultra thin, ergonomic design
•Step-On technology with no more tapping scale to turn on
•Just step on and get instant readings
•Large backlight 3.5" LCD display makes it easy to read from any distance
•4 High precision G sensors with measurement in increments of 0.2 lbs / 3oz
•Light weight plastic top
•Auto calibrated
•Auto power off
•Includes 4 AAA batteries

Specifications:
•Black finish
•High quality aluminum and plastic construction
•Capacity: 400 lbs
•EatSmart provides 2 years warranty
•Overall dimensions: 1" H x 13" W x 12" D

Cost= $36.85 plus shipping (I had $80 I could use.)

Review

Pros:
1. Very light weight at only 3lbs
2. Sleek, streamline, modern appearance. Not clunky and awkward.
3. Accurate
4. Weight is displayed in tenths. Ex. 133.4. This keeps me from being paranoid the scale is 'rounding up' on me.
5. Great value.
6. Super quick shipping. Only took 3 or 4 days after order.

Cons:
1. I weigh too much. None

Overall: 5 Stars!
This set of scales is consistently accurate when weighing both me and my mom, something important considering the large difference in our weights, no offense mom. It has been an excellent product to have gotten for our household and I highly recommend it. Our cat, Rudy, will even sit on the scale and one of us will place our foot on it briefly and remove it so it registers him and it actually gives a correct weight. However, after the incident where he proceeded to barf in front of it, no joke, we've decided to enroll him in B.C.A. (Bulimic Cats Anonymous) and he is no longer allowed to use the scales. :P

Disclosure: Bulimic Cats Anonymous is a fictional foundation made up for the purpose of humor. However our cat really did barf in front of the scale and we have considered him bulimic for quite some time, though honestly, he's just a hog who won't chew his food.