Body Smart - Accurate Scale for Body Weight and Fat Percentage, Body Composition Scales Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Weight Scale, Apple Health / Google Fit Compatible, Digital Bathroom Scale

Good product. Looks like it’s good quality. Easy to set up and connects well with Apple health.

Very informative and useful if looking for much more than just weight

My wife and I decided to start getting healthier and lose some weight about 18 months ago and these scales are used every day by both of us to keep track and see our trends, etc. The main reason I chose these was because they seemed well reviewed and were ‘smart’ which they are and upload via WiFi so we can see our results on our phones which is great and just what we wanted. Whilst the weight is accurate, don’t rely on the other readings like fat and water as we found they jump all over the place day to day. The scales themselves though have performed flawlessly throughout our time owning them

If you’re serious about losing weight, or just tracking what you weigh on a regular basis, this bit of kit is for you. It reads out your weight, percentage body fat and heart rate on a tiny screen, before showing a neat little graph conveying how much your weight has gone up and down over time. It will then sync all these metrics to the Apple Health (or Withings) app so you can view your weight loss progress over time. No more having to remember what you weighed last week or writing readings down somewhere. If there are more than one person using the scales, somehow it knows who is who (possibly witchcraft, but I suspect it does this by weight) so your partner’s readings are always kept separate from yours. It’s genius. It’s also a seriously well-designed item that wouldn’t look out of place in an Apple Store. It will certainly not look out of place in a modern bathroom.

UPDATE: 3 months later and after 2 software updates for the scale and 3 app updates, I am please to say that this device and app are working perfectly and as I had hoped. Now my body fat and BMI are actively being synced to the Apple Health app instead of being stuck in the app. My weight goes directly to Apple Health instead of via MyFitnessPal. I would definitely recommend this to someone looking to monitor their progress using smart devices. ———————————————— This product isn't as smooth and stream line as you would expect. It can be quite buggy and cumbersome when combining it with the Nokia Health Mate app. In a household of 3 people, it will either show an icon saying that it doesn't recognise you at all or it will ask you to let it know who you are by leaning left or right. On the upside to this, if you look through the app, it will let you know that a weighing was made but not assigned to someone, giving you the opportunity to assign it to your self thus triggering the device to identify you the next time. (hopefully) The symbols that pop up on on the device screen are not very helpful and there is no obvious guide to be found, so a lot of guess work is required. I almost decided to return the item when syncing it to the app for the first time didn't work. The issue was that you had to choose the correct product name in order to start the process. However, the actual device name didn't work and I had to select the name of the next model up. The app was recently updated, Jan 2018, and a few of its features are working now instead of giving zero as a weighing result. Overall, if you have the patience, it is a good product. I use it every morning after the gym and so far the data it is giving me is helpful.

After seeing all the positive reviews, I had high hopes for these scales. Unfortunately, they’re not as great as everyone seems to make out. 1 – Accuracy isn’t 100% tbh. It is very easy to do 5 readings and get varying results on each test, I’ve seen it up to 3lbs out over 5 weigh-ins within 90 seconds of each other. I’ve also noticed that depending on how you stand on the scale, you will easily get different results. Stepping onto the scale with your left foot first and then trying again straight away with your right foot first I can get a 2lbs difference in weight. For me personally it seems to not take long enough to allow the reading / scale time to settle when you’re on them. As you know / can see depending how straight you’re standing up the scale weight will change. So, when I get on the weight changes 3-6 times p and down within 1-2 seconds and then bang, it takes the reading. Scales I’ve had in the past, you see it do the same thing. But then you see them level off at a weight and the scale clearly waits 2-3 more seconds before finalising the reading it gives you. With the above always on my mind, it always leaves me thinking about doing another couple of weigh ins in the hopes of getting a more accurate result. But then what’s the point in that? 2 – I believe the scale should show you your weight, fat mass, muscle mass and water on screen. But 75% of the time I don’t get the muscle mass figure appear. Which again leaves me wondering why and what is different to the times when I do get that reading? Also, the calculated readings like fat mass, muscle mass etc are far to erratic tbh. I’m not sure what mathematic calculations they’re using, but my weight can go down and at the same time my BMI can go up and then vice versa. This is the same for all readings, fat mass, muscle mass etc. On the days when I’m weighing less, fat mass and BMI can be up from the days before when I’m weighing more. So this doesn’t fill you with confidence in the scale either. 3 – The app – I like it, it seems like a lot of effort has gone into it from someone or a team. The insights are very good, the way it interacts with you, asking if you would like to know more about x, y and z I think is great. However, if you do take multiple readings at the same time, it records them all and you must delete the ones you don’t want manually. But when they’re all different how do you know what one to delete? You’ll always delete the ones showing you the worst results lol These scales are used by myself and my wife with brand new batteries. We both have the same issues stated above. So, whilst they’re a scale, I don’t have much faith that they’re the best out there, or the best quality / best made. I don't feel I can recommmend these based on my usage.

Quick and easy to set up. Only issue I have is being addicted to see how my weight is going and give lost fat or muscle. Great set of scales for the money

After many years of losing half a stone then plateauing and losing interest then reverting back to laying on the sofa eating doritos just to see the weight pile back on seemingly overnight, After some persuading by family I decided to make a good push to lose weight in the new year - signed up to a gym which I goto a couple of times a week (I know, I should go more) and just reduced how much bread and general junk food I eat, I still eat the occasional packet of crisps etc but I don't binge on a sharing bag of doritos every night - my biggest change is probably staying away from chocolate, I often ate multiple chocolate bars in a sitting (one is just too small for a fully grown man!) but I now realise that isn't normal behaviour & that has probably been the hardest thing for me to change - but overall nothing too dramatic/life changing really & at the same time I decided to treat myself to these shiney new wifi scales as my previous smart scales were a good 10 years old and offered questionable accuracy. As per usual, I lost about half a stone and hit the plateau but after checking the app I could see my muscle mass was increasing, as was my water, fat had reduced - weight stayed the same... this went on for a good few weeks, I'd of certainly long given up under normal conditions then the weight started dropping again - now since January I've lost over 2 stone (from 18.12>16.8) and its still gradually coming off & its actually staying off despite the occasional pig out session at Family BBQ's etc I've had Bluetooth scales in the past, but the moment they can't link to your phone or have some sync issue of some sort that connections broken and realistically you'll never 'fix' it and its just clunky, but these being WiFi scales the moment you stand on them they upload the data to the cloud which can then be accessed online / on app with just your login details - never any worries about syncing or opening your phone app to update it etc The Accuracy on these scales is pretty good, I've certainly had a few phantom results for sure but overall the timelines and statistics it provides are accurate enough plus you can easily remove any phantom results with a swipe on the app if you want to keep things tidy. It's a simple thing, not cheap but in the grand scheme of things it was £90 & I can honestly say I wouldn't have lost 2st+ (and continuing) without them.

Quería una báscula que sincronizase con mi iPhone y la app Salud. Sin duda cumple con creces lo que buscaba. Hace un seguimiento de tus mediciones corporales a través de la app propia de Nokia Health Mate y además la app Salud de apple sincroniza los datos de Peso y Grasa corporal. La app Health Mate es muy completa y tiene un diseño muy cuidado. Se puede usar para registrar otros ejercicios e incluso puede sincronizar las calorías gastadas al andar con la app Salud. Las calorías las calcula automáticamente, cosa que no hace el propio iPhone. Además, puedes registrar varias personas y las reconoce por el peso. Si tiene dudas de quién se está pesando (debido a que pesan parecido), te pregunta y solo tienes que balancearte hacia el lado de la persona correcta.

We spent a lot of time researching smart scales, and it was honestly hard to decide which one to go with. We ended up purchasing both the Withings Body Smart and the Hume Body Pod to compare them side by side. At first, I thought we would prefer the Hume Body Pod because it analyzes more of the body and provides more detailed body composition data. However, after using both consistently, we definitely prefer the Withings. What we love about the Withings: 1. It feels sturdier and more premium 2. Slightly larger platform, which I personally prefer 3. The screen is significantly better—larger, full color, easier to read, and more visually intuitive 4. Biggest advantage: Wi-Fi connectivity The Wi-Fi feature is a game-changer. You don’t need your phone nearby for the Withings to record your data. It syncs automatically. With the Hume, you must have your phone open and connected during the entire measurement process. I ran into multiple issues where my data didn’t record due to my phone screen timing out before completion or errors. It became frustrating very quickly. While you can adjust phone settings, I don’t want that extra step just to take a measurement. With the Withings, I can simply step on the scale, and everything works seamlessly every time. App comparison: The Hume app might be slightly more detailed at first glance, but once I got used to the Withings app, it provides everything I actually need. Accuracy: Obviously, no home scale is perfect, but when comparing results to past lab data and weigh-ins, the Withings measurements were much more consistent and aligned. The Hume readings were often significantly higher and didn’t seem to correlate as well. Bottom line: The Withings is the clear winner for us. It’s more reliable, easier to use, and fits better into daily life. I also love that our whole family can use it and track progress without any hassle. Highly recommend.

There are thousands of BMI body fat scales here on Amazon, so choosing one can be overwhelming, and this one is more expensive than others. But I checked out the Withings company and they appear to be the first company that created scales like this which measure BMI, body fat, body water, bone mass etc so I felt more confident that their technology and software would be better and more accurate, and that they would invest in continually improving and developing their tech. I’m sure the accuracy of measurements on any of these scales is not as precise as equipment that would be used in a clinical setting, but overall the measurements are about what I expected so it does seem pretty accurate. And even assuming a margin of error, the consistency of the measurements over time is reliable and a good indicator of the changes within your body if you're trying to lose weight, lower your body fat, or gain muscle, etc. Overall this scale has the look and feel of a quality product, from the packaging to the design and build, as well as the size of the scale (larger than some others I was looking at). The iPhone app installed fine, had a few issues at first connecting my phone to the scale but restarted my phone after installing the app and that seemed to solve the problem. Easily set up multiple users. But note the scale doesn’t work on a 5G wifi network, works fine on 2.4G wifi. The iPhone app is well designed, a clean simple layout that is visually appealing and easy to navigate. It presents the data well and syncs with Apple’s Health app seamlessly. I had never heard of Withings before, but I would buy a product from them again.

This scale is very accurate, and my wife and I find it very motivating! Setup was easy, and the app is easy to use, and customizable.

Es perfecto para hacer seguimiento del peso y composición corporal. Muy completo