Bathroom scale recommendation anyone?

My scale is driving me crazy! Not because it's not moving in the direction I'd like - but because it's so inaccurate.

The Fella and I each had digital scales when we got married in the fall, so both have been living in the bathroom. At some point I decided to compare the two and now do so regularly because... why wouldn't I? There's no rhyme or reason - sometimes they're as much as five pounds different, others only half a pound AND it isn't consistently one with a higher reading, it can be either AND sometimes each weighs differently just 30 seconds apart.

I'd like a new scale. I'm thinking I might want to go back to a good old analog/dial scale. Does anyone have a recommendation?

Hi Anny.. I have the Aria scale made by FitBit and it regulates itself and seems to be very accurate for me at least.  It also can integrate with the app Baritastic and myFitnessPal as well.  A bit pricey but I do enjoy it.

Oh....I had been thinking of the Aria for a bit, but then I got so frustrated by the digital scales I wrote it off! I'm glad to hear your experience has been positive.

I have the EatSmart acale that Amazon sells for avout $35.  It has been very accurate.

Not really a scale type recomendation but a placement one. I no longer keep my scale in the bathroom, too much humidity for the electronics.

Well I can recommend one you NOT get:  The 

I recently bought the EatSmart scale based on a recommendation on this site and am very happy with it!

I got this one off amazon last month when it was $25

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FHELB56/ref=oh_aui_deta ilpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I don't totally hate it, it does body fat, bmi - the bluetooth isnt automatic, you have to click on the app, then hop on the scale.

to be honest, I still use my 11 year old glass weigh****cher one - it does bmi/fat too but no BT and kind of outdated.

My only comment is spend a little money.  Not crazy money, but buy a good scale.  Years ago before the "Biggest Loser" craze and there weren't really any scales that go over 500 pounds, I bought a commercial scale on sales for $300.  Think the kind of scale that Weigh****chers has in their facilities.  You could probably get the same quality for $100 or less now.  But my point is spend a little to get the best quality you can afford.  My scale will likely last my lifetime and it is accurate to within .2 pounds.  I've tested it annually with one of my weights from my exercise equipment.  Spot on every time.

I just asked this same question a couple of weeks ago on the main forum. If you want you can go check it out but I ended up buying the fitbit scale. I love it!