My Weigh Bathroom scales
These scales provide accessible weight readings for users who require high capacity and auditory feedback. The extra wide platform offers a stable base for comfortable positioning
1 scale by My Weigh
High Capacity Support
The heavy duty design supports users up to 700 lb.
Talking Audio Function
The scale speaks weight results aloud for better accessibility.
Extra Wide Platform
The XL frame provides a spacious area for stable footing.
Buyer notes
The talking feature is very clear and helps me track my weight without straining my eyes.
The extra wide platform feels very stable and secure when I step on it.
I appreciate the high weight capacity as it feels much sturdier than my previous scales.
High Capacity Talking Technology
The XL-700 series focuses on accessibility and physical stability. These models utilize specialized sensors to manage higher weight loads while providing clear audio output.
- 700 lb weight capacity
- Talking audio results
- Extra wide XL platform
- High capacity sensors
- Stable standing surface
Accessibility First Design
These models are built for users who prefer or require auditory weight announcements. The talking feature ensures you do not have to look down to see your results.
Heavy Duty Construction
The XL-700 is engineered for durability and higher weight limits than standard scales. It accommodates up to 700 lb with a reinforced frame.
Spacious Footing Area
The extra wide platform is designed for comfort and balance. It provides a larger surface area for those who find standard scales too narrow.
Clear Audio Output
The integrated voice technology delivers precise readings clearly. This is ideal for vision-impaired users or those with limited mobility.
My Weigh Questions
What is the maximum weight capacity for these scales?
The XL-700 model supports up to 700 lb.
Do these scales provide audio feedback?
Yes, these are talking bathroom scales that announce your weight.
Is the platform larger than standard scales?
Yes, these models feature an extra wide XL platform for better stability.
Who are these scales designed for?
They are designed for users needing high capacity and auditory weight reporting.