Smart Scale for Body Weight and Fat 8-Electrode Full-Body Composition Scale with Handle Dual-Frequency BIA 28 Body Metrics

This scale works well, still learning how to utilize everything. Read more

This is a well-built, feature-rich smart scale that’s great for anyone serious about health tracking. It offers excellent accuracy, flexibility, and convenience, and it would make a solid gift or long-term fitness tool. Because there’s a bit of a learning curve with all the metrics, and some of the advanced data may feel overwhelming or unnecessary for casual users. Also, while the voice guidance is useful, some people may want to turn it off right away. Read more

A lot of information. Works well with apple health app Read more

This is what I like about this scale: No phone is needed. Although you can unlock many features with bluetooth and dedicated app features and functionality, you don't have to. Just power it up, step on it, and you get your weight. You can configure your height, gender, and age on the scale itself. (It defaults to 18 years old, I wish!) Then it will give you your body fat, BMI, Visceral fat, and muscle mass readings tailored to your actual stats. The voice is fine. Not overly robotic or annoying. And you can adjust the volume all the way to mute. The display is clear and colorful with easy to read numbers and icons. The handle-bar / display will lock into place via magnets. Included standard size AAA batteries is a bonus. Easy to use. Just step on it and hold out your arms with the handle bars. What I don't like as much: It's a bit bulking and heavy. The price between $150 to $200 is on the high side in my opinion. I don't really know how accurate it is. I would need to compare the values to what my health care or nutrition professional results are. Overall I like the concept. It's definitely a step up from traditional scales. The added features and functionality being optional are a big win. Worth investigating it this fits your needs. Read more

My Son loves this machine, he talks about it everyday Read more

For the price I kinda would have liked to have a little more control directly on the scale itself. Its come down in price since I got it. I bought a bmi type scale just the foot ones that's smart about 3 years ago and it show everything on the device itself you can hook it up to the app to track but Everything is done on the scale. The bmi measurements are pretty much the same between this one and one i bought a few years ago so the upper one doesn't help much and its a estimate anyway you need a fat caliper for the cheapest but still accurate measurement of body fat more expensive methods but kinda know its highly accurate and cheap. This just feels a little gimmicky at a cheaper price its nice to get est insight but this is past what I consider cheap. The screen is nice size and shows a good bit of info after setup. Quality of the item itself seems pretty good. Read more

This is Masmssm’s current top of their line model FG2419LB body weight scale. Like 3 others of their lower cost models I reviewed recently this sale offers a lot; 28 body metrics, provided you use their proprietary app. There are significant differences offered by this model including data displayed on the sizable screen located just below the retractable handgrip. Here are my observations: (↑ PROS, ↔ NEUTRAL ↓ CONS): ↑ It’s their largest size (but not too large) at about 12 3/16" W and L x 1 3/8” H (excluding the retractable handle). ↑ Their proprietary Fitdays app lists syncing with Apple, Fitbit, Samsung Health and Google Fit apps, and Apple Watch. ↑ Full 28 metric readings take a very short time and the app sounds completion. The screen’s readouts are clear. ↑ The app immediately provides all 28 of the metrics. 18 metrics can be clicked for your status vs. “standards”. ↑ App for this scale integrates a calendar; users can view past dates data; up to 24 multiple age mode users. ↑ Using the Fitdays app, this scale offers the most data and the most ways to view the data vs. the others I reviewed. ↑ Stepping on the scale was very stable; I did not experience any tipping by stepping too close to the edge. ↑ Body weight readings consistency was very sensitive to standing positioned fully on the pads and lined up evenly. ↑ Only this Masmssm model has a 4 3/4" diagonal screen below the handgrips (bright, color, very easy to read). ↑ With Bluetooth on and WiFi and Data offline, the scale was able to provide 5 metrics on the screen. ↔ Hopefully the retractable handle mechanism will do well and lasts over time. ↔ I have the black scale; it is very sleek / looks great but really shows finger prints, smudges, etc. ↔ to ↓ To me this is a pricey scale however, the features and data may certainly attract many users. ↓ REQUIRES to use of the manufacturer’s proprietary app (except for body weight) raising 2 concerns for me: —❶ Data privacy. Many people don’t have such concerns; I am cautious but less concerned using mainstream apps. —❷ Companies and apps have their ups and downs and come and go. With no app this is only a body weight scale. ↓ The app’s metrics “standards” do not consider body type. For me the “ideals” are unrealistic and useless. Included are the required 4 AAA batteries (located in the handgrip compared to the scale body for the other models) and instructions. Make sure to read up on the required Fitdays app prior to making a purchase decision. The list price at the time of this review was just under $200 US (discounted 10% to just under $180). The is Masmssm’s highest priced model, with more features and excellent stability. It is the only one of the 4 models I tried and reviewed that has the 4 3/16” x 2 1/2" screen just below the handgrip. The screen provides the most information literally at your fingertips (beyond the extensive data collected in the app). As a more risk-averse person I might keep looking at other options. However, despite my reservations regarding the long-term durability of the retractable handle mechanism, this “smart” weight scale offers quite a bit (especially the data screen below the handgrip). [4.5 stars for users that are comfortable with app-dependent devices] Read more

The scale is a little bit heavier than our previous model, which is fine. The display was big enough and clear enough for me to see without my glasses on. The scale came with the required batteries. I put a 10 lb weight on the scale and it was exact. So I was able to use this scale right out of the box, without setting up the different features on my phone. I would trust a doctor's measurement of BMI more than what info I put into my phone to calculate on my behalf, but directionally, the statistics that this scale measures are pretty accurate. I do not think the $140 price (was $199) is worth the bells and whistles on this unit, but that is me (I am cheap). But the weight measurement was spot-on. Read more