Scales for Body Weight Bathroom Scale, arboleaf Bluetooth Smart Digital Weighing Scales with 8 Electrode, 26 Body Composition Analyzer, High Precision Body Fat Scales for BMI Muscle Mass

Love it! I can rate it's accuracy as I have nothing to compare it to but seems good to me. There are loads of measurements to look at and I have profiles for my whole family which are easy to switch between (by kids are young and curious so not weighing them for any other reason than for fun). I had to make sure I had my thumbs in the right place to get the biometrics to record but one I figured that out has done it every time. No complaints here

Very accurate scale! I love it! Directly connected with your app phone, tells you all your body compounds and keep records of it! It worth the money!

To get good data the scale should be treated like a laboratory balance… it needs to be on a hard flat surface with no vibrations, at a consistent temperature, and level. Once in position…. Do. Not. Move. It…. If you want comparable data.I have found when used properly as described above, replicate measurements at a certain time point are very reproducible.There are very small fluctuations between weighings, because your body weight changes from hour to hour. My % body fat with vary by up to 0.5%, which is acceptable in my opinion. But the unit will use calculations to derive some of the data points… understand this is an affordable use at home tool, not a £10k in-body analyser, so the technology will be limited. But, if you understand what it’s telling you, and you look at averages over time, it is a brilliant tool to monitor body composition and track progress.It gave me the same results as an in-body analyzer that I paid to have done. % body fat, weight, fat distribution, and muscle mass all agreed with the in-body results.Blue tooth connection can be a bit hit and miss, but I’m willing to live with that for the quality of the data it gives me. EDIT: I must have been impatient because the Bluetooth connection is now extremely reliable on my iPhone.The app is easy to use, and very informative. You can plot the data on a graph to track progress, and can even split am and pm measurements. Or you can just view a list.You can set up multiple users so everyone in the family can track independently without skewing the data for others.

I really like the scales and they are consistent which is the main thing. This mean you have a base line to work from and can see the improvements.There are some room for improvements though..Firstly, there is no clear way of turning them on other than standing on them. With the app open, you stand on them and it immediately connects to your phone and starts taking your measurements. I would like to see the scales on and zeroed before I step on them. I find myself jumping off them until they zero and stepping on them again as I don’t trust that it is zeroed while off and idle.Second room for improvement would be the app. There is a lot of data there but it’s not explained very well, for example it says my protein is high but doesn’t really explain what that means, what could cause it or what improvements I can make.For the money I think the scales/body scanner is very good, especially comparing to other expensive brands which give inconsistent readings.I would still choose these again given the choice.

Ise this weekly, find it pretty acitate has its own ,appwish it would sync with samsumg app

Not cheap but perfect for weighing all yr body muscle etc easy to use

Don't follow any of these scales for anything other than weight, they are so far off the mark and are apparently tracking things they can't track like visceral fat and protein levels.I already had smart scales but wanted a set with the handles...I've ended up sending them back...I'm on a strict training program, with a strict calorie intake and if I gain a little water weight apparently I can gain visceral fat and lose muscle mass...within hours!Apparently pooping loses you muscle mass too!Weighing literally before and after a poop I lost muscle mass, the rate of which things go up and down is always the same in relation to weight.It's all just a gimmick, it's taking your weight and just adding some equations to guess what the other measurements might be.I'm sure there's scales out there that are quite accurate..hell my smart watch body composition seems to line up with what I'm seeing visually more than these scales do.

Very good! There is a slight variation in body fat/muscle levels when compared to the proper scale at the gym but it's all within an acceptable range given the price.App tracking and metrics are great.