Scales for Body Weight, Digital Bathroom Scales with Wi-Fi Bluetooth, 16 Measurements, Weight, Heart Rate, Body Fat, BMI, Muscle & Bone Mass, 3D Virtual Model, High Accuracy, Smart Scale P2 Pro

Happy with these. Reasonably priced but the performance is like that of the higher priced range. You download the EUFY app which is free and doesn’t cost you anything when you use it. Gives a lot of data on top of your weight. BMR, BMI, bone density, % of body fat, muscle weight etc and it’s all presented to you very clearly on the app with graphics as well as hard info. You can also log food, set a reminder to weigh yourself etc I would make sure you have the app open when you get onto the scales and that your phone is close by to prevent any delays in data. They also come with batteries included. Very pleased with my purchase.

Best scales I’ve had. Seems to be accurate although not sure how accurate the body measurements are. Doesn’t matter as you can still see any progress for weight loss and muscle gain.

Accurate. Sleek design. Connects to your phone via Bluetooth. Bought as a gift but my son says it's easy to use. Can't comment on the battery life as he's only just started using it. Easy to read screen. Plenty of functions. Not heavy at all. Small enough to tuck away for storing.

Great quality and very well built. However it's a bit temperamental and I've had readings of +/- 1 stone, depending on where I place it on my bathroom floor. I had it over a week and could only get the initial reading of weight, which wouldn't update. Stepping on the scale, I'd get the weight reading and the display would turn off and fail to record anything else. I contacted support, but they didn't really help me understand what was wrong. Apparently, if the first recording doesn't complete fully, subsequent reading won't be displayed. I stopped using the scale for about a week and tried again. This time I was able to complete the reading, basically, weight, followed by animation on the screen, something I'd never seen before, and an eventual complete reading. Problem is though, according to the app I had gained a complete stone in weight, very frustrating.

Great value for money, very user friendly app

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 whether I 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.

At first, I thought these scales were great sleek design, loads of features, and all the fancy metrics like body fat, water levels, and muscle mass. But once I started comparing them to my friend’s high-end scales, and then double-checked at the gym, I realised: these readings are way off. Wildly Inaccurate Data Said my body water was low when in fact I was overhydrated from trying to fix a problem that didn’t exist. Muscle mass and fat mass were totally wrong out by quite a margin. Even basic weight measurements varied too much from scale to scale. Mental Health Warning What’s worse is it became an obsession. I was chasing numbers that were never real, which led to unhealthy behaviours and unnecessary stress. For someone who struggles with body dysmorphia or anxiety around health, these scales could easily do more harm than good. Looks Smart, But Think Twice They may look high-tech and even offer a 3D body model, but the data isn’t trustworthy. That makes all the features pretty useless if you’re basing your health goals on incorrect info. Avoid if you're serious about tracking your health, fitness, or body composition accurately. And definitely avoid if you're vulnerable to obsessive behaviours or body image struggles. These scales aren’t just inaccurate they’re potentially harmful.

Quick and easy setup. Connecting App to device is simple and the interface is easy to understand and navigate. The quality of the device is sturdy, The size means it can be packed away with minimal effort and is also well made. weights next to nothing. On screen display is easy to understand and overall works amazing.

Works with an app but seems to be reliable scale

Impeccable , application au top , beaucoup d'informations. Je suis très satisfait de cette balance, je recommande.

Returned it. The device is good but the app is crap. Had lots of issues with the app and returning the product is simply faster than getting support from the company.

Excelente

A great scale, the WIFI is a gamechanger as you don't need your phone in the bathroom to weigh in. The stats seem all very accurate and the app is great. It syncs seamlessly with both Fitbit and Apple Health. The only thing to watch is when you first create a profile in the app, where you put your user and password, look at the top right and ensure your region is correct and matches for each user of the scale. If you don't spot it, it defaults to US then if another user signs up to share the scale and correctly sets the region to AUS, they will get an error. If this happens the easiest thing to do is delete the account via the Eufy website and start again, accessing support was not the best.