eufy Smart Scale P2, Digital Bathroom Weight Scale with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Weighing Scale, 15 Measurements Including Weight, Body Fat, BMI, Muscle & Bone Mass, 3D Virtual Body Mod, 50 g/0.1 lb, IPX5

It's accurate. It's sturdy and quite aesthetically pleasing. The app integration is very good, although I don't see options to link it to Huawei health if that's your ecosystem (understandable). Don't expect accurate body composition readings. It's just not technologically viable with two narrowly spaced contacts for your feet.

it's a good scale with all the minimal functions Wifi is definitely a plus

As expected, for a price point such as this - the measurements are not accurate. Some do come close, but some are completely off the mark. For the price you are paying, it is more than enough - rather great too. Just use the measurements as a benchmark for your progress, instead of relying on them as truth.

Love the seamless WiFi connectivity. I don't have to open the app every time I step on this to log stuff. It just appears the next time I open the app. I do wish the design was more minimal without the blue accent but otherwise a great product. Especially at the price.

I’ve been using the Eufy Smart Scale P2, and unfortunately, it doesn’t deliver accurate body composition measurements. After multiple tests, it’s clear that the scale relies heavily on weight and a basic Body Adiposity Index (BAI) calculation rather than actual bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). Major Issues with Accuracy: Pre-Determined & Repetitive Readings I tested the scale by weighing different people of similar weight, and surprisingly, it gave almost identical body fat percentages, muscle mass, and even visceral fat values. This suggests that the scale assigns pre-set values based on weight rather than conducting an actual body composition analysis. Minimal Body Data Input = Generic Estimates The scale relies mostly on weight, height, age, and gender, which means it is not truly measuring body fat, muscle mass, or other metrics—it’s just applying a formula. Unlike professional BIA devices, which send electrical currents through the body to measure resistance, the Eufy Scale P2 seems to make assumptions based on general population averages. Inconsistent Results with Small Changes I tested it by drinking 1 liter of water before stepping on the scale, and despite the increase in weight, body fat percentage remained the same—which is unrealistic. After intense workouts, where dehydration should lower impedance and slightly alter body fat readings, the scale showed no significant changes, further proving it does not measure real-time fluctuations. BAI Instead of True BIA The scale appears to use Body Adiposity Index (BAI) rather than actual Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA). BAI is just an estimate based on height and hip circumference (which this scale doesn’t even measure), making its calculations even more questionable.

Seamless Bluetooth connectivity with a lot of metrics and functions - love it

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Nice app; although the other info like body fat and water is definitely just far estimates. You put on more clothes and those figures rise! :)) There is about 1kg error in showing weight. The proof is: I move the scale just a little bit (on the same ceramic) and my weight drops. If only weight loss was that easy! :) I don't recommend, but based on experience I think they all may have this issue.