Smart Scale, Scales for Body Weight, Digital with Wi-Fi Bluetooth

I bought these scales for a family member and decided to invest in a set for myself. The app is simple to install and use and there is no cost, it syncs easily with the scales which are themselves very easy to use and track your progress day to day, week to week, month to month. I am very pleased with the scales as scales but not with what they say, but that is entirely my fault. They are very rude about me (or rather, very to the point, they don't actually tell me to get off because I am breaking them). They give a wake up call that is impossible to ignore and I am losing weight in response and look forward to losing epithets such as "high", "extremely high" and ... "obese". I recommend them to whoever needs that nudge.

I purchase this based on my sisters recommendation and she was right. Easy to set up, stylish and has so far been good value for money. Would have liked to set up more profiles for other family members to use but otherwise would recommend.

Really pleased with these scales. Took a while looking and doing my research before going for these and I’m not disappointed. In fact they’ve exceeded my expectations. The app is great, lots of statistics and certainly seems to be accurate. Highly recommended.

I've been using the eufy Smart Scale P2 Pro for over 6 months now, and my experience has been mixed. While it excels in some areas, it falls short in others, particularly for users with specific body compositions like myself.The scale's primary function - measuring weight - is spot on. It's consistent and appears to be very accurate. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity work well, making it easy to track weight trends over time. The app is well-designed and user-friendly, offering a comprehensive overview of various body metrics.However, the accuracy of the more advanced measurements, particularly body fat percentage, is questionable. As someone who trains frequently and has higher muscle mass, I've found that the scale's calculations don't seem to align with my actual body composition. It appears that the algorithms might not be well-suited for athletic body types.Another issue I've encountered is the scale's inability to automatically differentiate between users. I share the scale with my brother, and it often confuses our measurements, sending my data to his account. The only workaround is to connect via Bluetooth before each use, which is inconvenient. It would be a significant improvement if the scale allowed manual selection of the user account for each weigh-in.The 3D virtual model and the wide range of measurements (16 in total) are interesting features, but given the doubts about accuracy, their practical value is limited.Pros:Accurate weight measurementGood Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivityWell-designed, user-friendly appSleek designCons:Questionable accuracy for body fat and other advanced metrics, especially for athletic body typesUnable to automatically differentiate between usersNo option to manually select user account for measurementsIn conclusion, if you're primarily looking for a smart scale to track your weight and aren't too concerned about the accuracy of the more advanced metrics, this scale is a solid choice. However, if you're an athlete or someone looking for precise body composition data, you might want to consider other options or use this in conjunction with more specialized equipment.

Bought this after the Fitbit Aria didn’t pair. Seems to be a common problem for Aria if you’re thinking about those… shocking for a company owned by Google. Anyway after debating whetherI was being ridiculous paying £50+ for a scale I bit the bullet. It is my health after all. I already had a scale that measures body fat etc but never really took notice. So I was really just buying this for the connectivity and data tracking. After about a week of use I started looking at the stats. Some were expected - yes, after years of bad eating, inconsistent exercise etc I’m officially obese. But others I didn’t even realise the scale could measure. Eg protein content, calcium content and some others which were eye opening and a bit scary, but which are also strengthening my resolve to take my health and nutrition more seriously. I also love the fact that it tracks so many metrics on charts. I do wish there was a chart for body mass fat in lb (it’s only in percentages) or some option to create charts for all the measured metrics instead of just the top 5 or so. However, you can dip into the detailed data to see this for specific days, so it is there. I do also love the ease of data synchronisation. I literally just step on the scale and it automatically syncs my data to the app and my Fitbit and Apple Heath apps. No need to open apps, leave the app open, or faff around in any other way. It just works! Overall if you’re looking for a useful bit of kit to support your health journey this feels like it’s going to be a good investment. Certainly better value than a smart watch.

I was looking for a decent set of scales to provide more information about my body whilst going on a weight loss journey.The scales are very reasonably priced, perform well, the display is nice and clear and the scales can link to your mobile phone/tablet.I get daily reminders to weigh, though tend to ignore the weight day-to-day and concentrate on other readings such as protein and water intake.These scales are so accurate, with the link to the app providing so many different characteristics from weight to BMI, heart rate to muscle mass! It can also hold data for the entire family.For me, it has been great to be able to break down what is good about my body and what needs changing.

I was and have been initially pleased with the scales and the app which came with it. I realised today that the BMI calculation however is way off what the recognised norms are for where it should be. I emailed EUFY in relation to this and they stated that“ The BMI displayed in the EufyLife app is calculated using the scale's proprietary algorithm, which may differ from the formula used in official health charts. This is because different brands and devices use their own algorithms and formulas to calculate body composition metrics, including BMI. The Eufy Smart Scale is designed as a home appliance to provide convenient measurements and track trends over time, rather than as a precision medical device”I appreciate that some of the other measurements may be less accurate but to have a standard calculation like BMI not be seems staggering considering it’s based off height you enter and the weight they give.Would not recommend, it’s sold on the basis it provides all these parameters but then you can’t rely on them! Would not recommend on this basis. It was a shame as I was pleased with it till this point.

Happy with these. Reasonably priced but the performance is like that of the higher priced range.You download the EUFY app which is free and doesn’t cost you anything when you use it.Gives a lot of data on top of your weight. BMR, BMI, bone density, % of body fat, muscle weight etc and it’s all presented to you very clearly on the app with graphics as well as hard info. You can also log food, set a reminder to weigh yourself etcI would make sure you have the app open when you get onto the scales and that your phone is close by to prevent any delays in data. They also come with batteries included.Very pleased with my purchase.

Impeccable , application au top , beaucoup d'informations.Je suis très satisfait de cette balance, je recommande.

Returned it. The device is good but the app is crap. Had lots of issues with the app and returning the product is simply faster than getting support from the company.

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Loved it, the app is great , you can store multiple persons data with names , not sure about the accuracy but the weight is accurate to the grams. The best part is trend can be easily monitored

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