Wyze Scale Ultra Smart Scale for Body Weight, BMI & Muscle Mass | Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Sync, 4.3" Color Display, Tracks 13 metrics, Heart Rate Tracking, Baby/Pet/Luggage Mode, 400lbs Capacity

In short, we love it. It's very simple and does the job. The LCD is very bright and the results are very quick. I've tried a few times to "throw" the readings by leaning, rocking, etc and they seem very consistent. I even tested them against my gym scale and they're both within a very tiny range. It feels solid. I'm about 205 and it doesn't feel fragile under my weight. It looks great too. Small thing, but it has an "Apple" feel to it in terms of design. We haven't used the app and probably won't, but it's a nice option. I don't have any opinions on that as we haven't used the weight tracking at all. The price felt reasonable as well. There are cheaper options out there (one at Costco that looks great for like 20 bucks), but this looks nicer and does its simple job. We're completely happy with our purchase.

I love this scale. I wasted so much time looking at different models of smart scales. This is my first one, so I really wasn’t sure what to get. There are so many options and different price points. Most sound great, but you really can’t tell without seeing it in person and/or using it. I finally pulled the trigger on this model rationalizing that I could return it if needed. No need for that! This wasn’t a priority, but the first thing I noticed unboxing it is just how beautiful it is. Very easy to setup and extremely accurate. It works with Apple Health which was the number one necessity for me. The only tiny negative thing I could say is the readings don’t immediately, natively, go into Apple Health. You have to download the Wyze app to set it up initially, and along with an easy setup, the app is a pretty good option to track all of the stats the scale provides. However, if you already use something like Apple Health, the readings won’t log in Apple Health unless you open the Wyze app first. A small annoyance, but it’s not bad at all. One extra small step that ideally wouldn’t be necessary. It is very fast. I can open the Wyze app, immediately close it, and the stats will instantly show up in Apple Health. So it’s really just one extra tap. Overall very happy with my purchase!

When it comes to smart scales, I found that pricing and features run the gamut--but I'm not spending $500 on one! I had a Greater Goods smart scale for a couple years. It had a finicky setup and tenuous WiFi connection. They recently did some update which improved the look of their app, but destroyed its usability with Apple Health and LoseIt apps. All my sharing permissions were untouched, yet GG would no longer send my weigh-ins to AH/LI...unless I revoked permissions, then restored them. That was pretty silly, when it was faster to enter the value manually...which defeated the purpose of the scale. After a bit of research, I saw this Wyze model had good features, decent reviews, and cost about what I paid for my old scale. It got delivered same day as ordered. Setup was simple and quick, and the scale sent data flawlessly to my apps. The best part??? It didn't have to be in the middle of my hallway to do its job--I could finally have my scale in the bathroom where it belongs, and have my weigh-ins recorded and sent without multiple errors/failures--alleluia! Bottom line: I highly recommend. You don't need to spend more money. This baby will check most people's boxes.

Seems pretty accurate for weight. The accuracy of the impedance based readings like muscle, water, etc is doubtful but for the price it’s not a deal breaker especially considering it is a true WiFi based scale. Results sync quickly with Apple health without having your phone nearby.

Great scale. Sleek and easy to set up. So much info provided on the screen and in the easy to install app that helps you track your progress. Surprisingly motivating!

Works great. Is durable and easy to clean. Good quality.

Review of Newer Wyze Scale X: I've recently got my hands on the newer Wyze Scale X but I also own the older Wyze Scale I bought Jan 2021 so I am leaving that review below as well. Functionally it is about the same as the older Wyze Scale, although it touts a longer battery life, heart rate, and a baby/pet/luggage mode. Physically it is roughly the same weight, has a glass top, and otherwise seems fairly similar to the original with some differences. I actually really like the changes made to it as it looks more sleek and premium now with there being two black lines straight across on the top and bottom and the removal of the tacky silver emblem that used to be in the middle. Value: Its (currently) the same price as the original wyze scale, works just as well, has minor but still positive changes, and looks much better. I would say it has some pretty good value. For those just interested in a run of the mill scale without any extra bells and whistles, a cheapo scale from any discount store would work for you. But for anyone looking for a smart scale that tracks your weight/bmi for you, collects bonus info, and can connect to fitbit, this is a great choice. Review of Older Wyze Scale: (10/2022 Update) I purchased this 1/2021 and it is still working well. It makes a high pitched sound now when I step on it but I spent 2021-2022 traveling almost every month and its been through quite a beating the entire time. It still works well aside from the sound. Although the older Wyze Scale is listed in the comparison chart not to be able to measure heart rate, it actually can but you have to select it in the app and stand on it longer than typical as it takes it (making it a hassle enough that I never use it). (Original Review from 2021) I've been using this scale for maybe a month now and it has been terrific. My roommates have used it unknowingly to me and their weights do not appear on my app because it is able to tell the difference, which is super great! It looks very premium and is a super good price, especially since many normal scales that aren't smart cost exactly the same if not more at other stores. Personally, I don't trust any information provided by ANY smart scale aside from weight and BMI simply based on how the technology has not advanced far enough yet but the attempts to calculate an entire screen full of details is admirable. I also recently got a fitbit and it is very nice that this app has fitbit integration. You do need to open the Wyze app to sync the weights onto your phone (and thus fitbit) but I do it every few days and its fine. You also do need to open the Wyze app as you are standing on the scale in order for it to measure your heart rate. I did it a few times when I first got it, and it appears to be fairly accurate but I found it a little annoying to have to open the app every time to just do it especially since I set my phone down to avoid having its weight added to mine, also my fitbit tracks my heart rate already. That being said, heart rate isn't important for me at all for a scale, but its Really nice that it has that function built it, feels much more premium.

I was just at the doctors office the day before I wrote this, I was weighed on one of the most accurate scales in the state, a hospital scale is always the most accurate to gauge any other scale against. Pitting a sub $30 scale against a $1200 piece of medical equipment is a hard task to do. The Health-O-Meter at the doctors office is a 200 pound tank of a scale with only one job, reading weight mechanically in most cases. My office has a modernized LCD Health-O-Meter but it’s still a mechanical scale pad. This scale is a different technology than clinical scales, so put that on your mind before you even think about it. This is a consumer grade bathroom scale. Don’t expect it to be a perfect machine. From the start it is a very Fitbit Ariaesque design out of the box. The build quality is HEAVY. That is what first came to mind when I picked it up. I was impressed at how heavy it is for being a scale. It was set up in a few minutes on my phone, figuring out what was on the screen when I weighed myself was a bit more foreign because of not knowing what it was showing. Because, get ready for this. My $300 Fitbit Aria had slowly became super inaccurate on my Body Fat % and this thing is spot on compared to the medical office calculation. The weight I got was three pounds above what I weighed in at the office day prior to writing this review, which is logical for how much fluids I shift around and acceptable discrepancies from scale to scale (Even with clinical scales no two scales will always be exactly the same. Unless they’re all in the same facility and of same model) This scale is a lot o bang for not a lot o buck. If you’re on the fence about it, take it! To the old ladies and men with bad eyes? Display is plenty bright enough to read with astigmatism and no glasses in pitch black. I was disappointed in the Wyze smart watch, but this scale? This is an impressive piece of hardware.

Scales perfect. Not super heavy but doesn't move when you have it in place. Pretty easy to figure out, user friendly. For the price too definitely worth it.

I must have bought every smart scale on Amazon... and this is the only scale that was easy to pair with my phone and Apple Health. (go to 3rd party sync option in settings)

Great device shipped from USA to Australia quickly and without issues. Setup with WAZE was a little long but VERY secure. Pairing to my iPhone was easy and use is easy with weight readings coming up on both the phone and scale.

Lots of info on the app and the weight is precise

Le produit correspond parfaitement à la description. Bonne qualité, je recommande à 100%