eufy Weighing Scales for Body Weight, Digital Bathroom Scales with Bluetooth, Body Fat Scales, 12 Measurements, Weight/Body Fat/BMI, Fitness Body Composition Analysis, Black, lbs/kg, Smart Scale A1

Great looking scale. Very easy to setup the app on my phone and use. Seems to be accurate going off my other scales. Love the extra details you get in the app with this scale. Easy to read and make sense of.

How accurate is it? I haven't been able to compare it anything, but I'd say that weight is pretty spot on and everything else is questionable. However, I knew this before buying it. Any kind of home scale like this is likely to not be particularly accurate. But what I did hope for was relative accuracy. That is to say, to be able to track some changes over time. And, assuming that this happens, then I'm quite satisfied. The app tracks a lot of different things, and gives some of them in graphs so that you can see visually how you've progressed (or not!). It connects to your phone via Bluetooth and just works - no faffing about. Quite frankly, it's worth it for the weight tracking alone, but the other information is a bonus.

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 looked at buying scales that would link to my Garmin watch but jeez.... I wasn't willing to pay that sort of price for scales. So instead I opted for this brand. I'm so glad I did because every other box is ticked! They look great. They are well made. The digital screen is clear and easy to read and the information it gives you is AMAZING! The phone app is great for tracking your weight and any progress; bulking up/losing fat etc. It also allowed me to input my measurements abd create a true likeness avatar of myself. I'm quite blown away with these scales and think the brand is a bit of a dark horse which I'll look out for in future.

Simple to set up and use - no messing about trying to connect or configure - works perfectly

I fall sick and diagnosed with cancer. It is the first item we bought to monitor my weight. The app installation is easy and my husband also installed one on his phone.It tracks the BMI, weights, body mass, and muscle mass and allowing us to record calories intake.Bluetooth connection and instantly see the record. Impressive!

We both are tying to shed some weight and keeping track using the Bluetooth events works brilliantly.

Sencilla de utilizar. He comparado el peso con otras básculas y da el mismo. La App super bien, fácil de usar, aunque ha habido un par de ocasiones que no se conectó al instante a la báscula, pero solo la cierras y vuelves a abrir y listo.La recomiendo ampliamente.

This scale provides all the features that scales made by big name manufacturers provide, but for much lower cost. And it works great. I step on the scale and it quickly provides my weight and then uses that to evaluate BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass percentage, and several other key data points in the free app. I love that it connects to Apple Health, which has allowed me to add this data to the weights provided by my old, now retired scale. So far its only me using the scale, but my wife has indicated she'd like to set up a profile on there as well. I'll update this review once she's tried it a few times.

I am very happy with this scale! I pretty quickly got it set up and connected to WiFi and it is working well. I tap it with my foot to wake it up and then step on it, and it measures in about 2 seconds. So as far as just needing basic weight, I am very happy with that function of it, since that's what I bought it for. Once I get off the scale, the results appear within the app within just a few seconds. So that being said, I would definitely recommend the scale just for weight, but it's a bit pricey if that's all you're buying it for.I paid the asking price (around $70 I think) because I wanted something with an app that would remember all my weigh-ins and let me track things there. But folks I will tell you, at least for me, that app is a bit of a mess. First, it's just not arranged and organized in an intuitive manner. I'm an IT guy by trade and have been in the biz a loooong time and consider myself to be very savvy around tech and can usually figure it out pretty quickly. But this one just took me way too long and I think less tech savvy folks will be as frustrated or more than I was. For example- when you weigh, it shows you your weight in a "dashboard" area, but then my daughter came in to my office and stepped on the scale. Well her weight now messed up my average numbers, so I wanted to remove her weigh-in. It took me a long time of stumbling around different parts of the app and I finally gave up. Well the app was updated a few weeks later and behold, now I can swipe sideways and remove that weigh-in. But overall it's just not intuitive.As well, the color choice makes for terrible contrast. It is a bright white background with light, lime-green text, and is very difficult for me to make things out. It was such a pain that I finally activated the "secret dark mode": on your iPhone, go to Settings, Accessibility, scroll to the bottom and tap Per App Settings. Now tap on Add App, then add EufyLife. Now tap into that and scroll to "Smart Invert" and turn it on. Now, you will have a black background with white text. It is so much easier for me to read.TH SAVING GRACE for this for me is, that the app integrates with Apple Health. So when I weigh in, a very short while the weight is in my Health app on my iPhone. So I don't have to use the Eufy app much if I don't want to.Also note, on the bottom of the scale is an indent that changes the measurement units on the scale from lb. to kg. It is extremely easy to tap and accidentally change.The body fat measurement seems to be fairly accurate so no complaints from me there, but that wasn't one of the "main" features I was looking for, it was just an added bonus.Bottom line, I am very happy with the scale itself and will be using it for (hopefully) a long while.But I hope the app gets an overhaul and becomes easier to figure out and use.

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