📣 Step Up Your Scale Game!
The Aidapt Talking Bathroom Scale is designed specifically for individuals who are blind or partially sighted, featuring a voice announcement of weight and a large, easy-to-read LCD display. This innovative scale combines functionality with a sleek design, making it a perfect addition to any household.
| Units | 1.0 count |
| Manufacturer contact | www.aidapt.com |
| Brand | Aidapt |
D**H
Looks good.
Far smarter to look at than I thought it would be. Came with the batteries as well. I could hear the weights fairly clearly and it will make a nice birthday present.
M**Y
Speaking scale
These are great , it speaks clearly and is also great for weighing boxes and cases
M**D
Talking scales
Great item the only issue is it doesn’t talk in stones
A**R
Good value
Excellent value easy to use
B**R
its only in kilo
the product is good but it is only in kilos .My husband is blind and thought it would say his weight in stones and lbs so very disappointed .A good product if you are young enough to work it out .
J**R
.Excellent for people who r sight impaired.
I am speaking for the person who I bought these scales for.They r very reasonably priced look really classy easy to use and r brilliant for people who r sight impaired.A very big THANK U to the manufacturer and of course to Amazon.
S**N
Terrific
First couple of times weight was incorrect. Then scales settled down and was accurate.Easy to read I like stones and pounds so this does not speak but very easy to read and stays legible for quite a while. Delighted with this product.
M**Y
Disappointed
Very disappointed. I brought this as a surprise birthday present for my mother on Christmas Day. She is visually impaired and has a lot of aids to help her but not this one! The audio didn’t work and the scales were completely off making everyone 4lbs heavier!I followed all the return instructions and sent an email with the postage receipt which I was told I would be reimbursed for but nothing to date. So I am £8.99 out of pocket. I have now purchased scales through the RNIB which I should have done in the first place. Also if you are registered blind or buying for someone who is you are exempt from VAT.
