Beurer BF100 Top End Body Complete Diagnostic Bathroom Scale

I've had these scales for almost two years. Uploading data to PC works OK (can be a little glitchy) and the newer version of the app that you can download from the Beurer site is much better. As scales alone they work very well, although it helps if you dampen your feet (just wipe a damp cloth over them) before you do the full analysis. The remote display is a triumph, really clear and immediate.I have the Beurer blood pressure measuring device and the outputs for both combine well in the aforementioned app. You can also export the data to csv for use in other apps.In all, an expensive but very effective digital scale and useful ally in these days of overeating and digital introspection.

Bought the scale a couple of months ago. It looks great, easy to use and the manual has many languages, so even my parents could easily start to use it although they don't understand English. I had been using it for a month and was just delighted with its accuracy in measurements before the first errors appeared. After that it began to add or reduce weight measurements +/- 2 kgs from time to time which is quite annoying since this is the scale after all. Other functions work perfectly, however, one need to have one more simple scale to recheck the weight when it begins to look odd. The surface I use it on is hard and flat as required. I don't know if this is a problem only the this particular apparatus.

I am surprised when researching the various scales that most of the comments refer to the scales accuracy, some times without even giving details of what it is being compared with.I have found however that this scale gives a CONSISTENT reading within the described accuracy of +/- 0.01 Kgs; which I think is all that can be asked for; ie when getting on and off in succession the same reading is obtained each time.It arrived on time and was well packed. I did find initially that the interface was not very intuitive to use but after a couple of days there was no problem. The software which is supplied is rather poor and this includes the `updated' down loadable version as well. I do however continue use a graph and spreadsheet which I have used for at least the last 10 years with my former (Paula Radcliff) electronic scales on which I keep a weekly record and graphs of the results.I can recommend this scale to anybody who wants a consistent readout without fear of a small learning curve to master its use.

I bought this a while ago now but only used it on occasions at first. About 4 months ago I decided it was about time I would really focus on losing weight. I used the weight target function with the software provided and have been taking weekly logs. It's great you can graphically see how well you have been doing. I take my full readings every week in the morning, and sometimes take mid week weight measurements to see how I am getting on. I am glad to say that I have lost over a stone since I started to 4 months ago.

Poor. I can get on these scales twice within 1 minute and my weight will have changed by as much as 4 pounds!!! Also body fat percentage readings are way off. I have never been able to get the software that's suppose to go with these scales. Expensive rubbish. Will be going with good mechanical scales and a quick look in the mirror from now on as this will be much more reliable.

Really like the scales. They are a bit technical and probably do more than I am using them for but seem to be accurate and the weight does not fluctuate much. Only thing is you have to have a hard surface does not work well on carpet.Great for weighing suitcases as the display is not hidden beneath the cases!

I've returned these scales for a number of reasons;1) instructions for setting up, using and synching with PC useless and had to resort to going on Beurer website to download full manual. Tried Beurer customer services and they never responded!2) they weigh inconsistently. If you do a full body analysis you will weigh anything up to 1-2lb differently to if you just step on them for a basic weight measurement. Also, if you step on and off the scales more than once, it will NEVER weigh you the same twice in a row. The discrepancy can be as much as 2lbs. While that may not be much, you buy scales for a reason so, for me, I want to know if I'm 2lb heavier or if it's just a dodgy set of scales!!For £90 I expected a lot more. I've gone back to my old £30 set from Argos for now which weight consistently every time

A well made and very accurate scale. Scary to see just how much excess fat / weight you are carrying and gives you an incentive to diet.