This is a simple and clean looking scale. The price is right and it's very easy to read. I've had this exact scale for a long time! I purchased one for when I moved abroad for school years ago (more than 6 years ago), my parents have this scale in their own home, and I just recently bought a new one for my new place with my husband. It is accurate I would say, or at least if you're trying to lose or gain weight it is accurate in terms of not fluctuating. The only drawback is that it does not come with batteries, so you have to have batteries at hand or go to the market to grab some (which we had to do). Also, the scale I brought to school with me broke after 3-4 years due to rusting as I was living in a fairly warm environment (Philippines). I bought my new one and currently in Hawaii, so I will update the longevity in the similar warm weather as I was in school if we have or do not have problems in the upcoming years. Still a good product, considering I still bought it again!

I liked the scale and it performed well for 7 months. At the 7 month mark, we started getting wild readings and "CAL" display messages. I sent a message to EatSmart and got these instructions (below) to reset the unit. I tried resetting multiple times but it didn't solve the problem. I'm going to try another brand.

"Please follow the reset procedure below which normally alleviates any error or issues associated with our scales.
Remove the battery from the scale.
Set the scale on the floor (no carpet) without the battery in place.
Stand on the scale for 10 seconds (still without the battery).
Carefully replace the battery without pressing any buttons or activating the scale.
Set the scale on the floor (no carpet) with the battery in place.
Using only one foot, tap the scale or apply just enough pressure to turn on the display. IMMEDIATELY REMOVE YOUR FOOT. (It should show dashes or zeroes)
Let the scale turn off.
Step on the scale for a weight reading"

Not too impressed on the 1st day. 1st reading had a 5 lb surplus. 2nd weigh in (within seconds) and there after was my correct weight. Then it came with a free tape measure and it starts at 1.5 inches! Scared me there for a second until I noticed that it was off. Will update later after some uses. Why is it so difficult to find a good digital scale...

Update 9/8/2017 - been pretty consistent so far so I'll add a star. Not sure on it's complete accuracy but at least it's close. Hoping it holds up over the other brand I bought which only lasted 1 month.

Scale is easy to set up and calibration procedure is simple. Even comes with starter batteries. Compared with my existing scale which I have had for several year this Eatsmart Scale weighed me 1.6 pounds lighter. Since it is touted as a precision scale I will take it!! Design is very nice and the price is great!! Hopefully this scale will provide a long useful life.
My only complaint so far is that if your weight only fluctuates .2 - .4 pounds (about a half pound) it reads the previous weight. So to get an accurate reading you must first weigh yourself holding something weighing a few pounds to get a reading at least a half pound greater than your previous weight then re-weigh yourself to get a true weight.

I have had this scale for 3 years now and it is time to replace. It takes a while to give a reading now and is coming apart. It has been used a lot in these 3 years and has been 1 instrument I have used to help me lose 62 pounds. I highly recommend it. Until recently it has been very accurate all the time. So, I say that I have definitely gotten my money's worth.