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Digital or Analog?



Because the digital weight scale had got ran out of the batteries, I purchased the analog weight scale. (it cost less than 1,000yen) The digital one is nice and almost the standards of everything these days, but I think it’s not necessary for everything such as the weight scale.  Yes, of course I can get those information from the fancy digital weight scale such as my BMI, if I am on the average wight for my age (I have to enter my age for this,) my horoscope, lucky colors of the day, lucky food of the day, so on… Also some of those weight scale can get connect to the internet to log your weight too.  





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