eufy Smart Scale C1 with Bluetooth, Body Fat Scale, Wireless Digital Bathroom Scale, 12 Measurements, Weight/Body Fat/BMI, Fitness Body Composition Analysis, Black/White, lbs/kg

This scale is fine The weight is 3 pounds). If you do not pay a premium for this, you will not be charged a fee. A user must set up an account in order to access all other features. As soon as you see what information they collect, you will have an understanding of what they need. They don't You are tracked each time you log on to their website I am very scared by this line. The product appears to be designed to collect data from users (in order to The following is an update for December 21, 2018 I like the scale and it looks pretty to me. I am a fan of Anker products and they have great customer service. As a result of my concern over Eufy, Anker reached out to me. It is not a good idea to have privacy terms and policies in an app. Therefore, I cannot comment on any features of the scale that are smart. As long as their privacy policies and terms remain the same, I will not use smart features. Continuing to use scale without smart features is the best option for me. I was offered a product by Anker to make up for No matter what, I like the scale (without smart features) and will continue to buy from them. In case you are interested in purchasing this scale for its smart features (or to use as a scale) without thinking too much about their privacy policy, then go ahead and buy it. Two things have been updated as a result of my rating. As usual, the customer service is exceptional 1) no problems with the scale 2) no issues with the scale.

Kane Norris

| Nov 20, 2020

It was purchased a few months ago in hopes of helping me track my anatomy while exercising and changing my diet while doing well in my overall health. As a result of receiving this scale, I was pleased to be able to track my weight and progress in terms of tracking it. In addition to this scale, I have a model from the 1960s that serves the same purpose. In terms of weight, they are both accurate however, that is not an advance over other scales, as it is based on the physics of gravitation and the relation of one's size to the forces There is no doubt that the mobile app is fantastic and very easy to use. Although there have been physical changes as the months have gone by, the tests have not seen much of a difference other than a fair amount of weight loss- I was upset in fact. After losing 51 lbs and 12 inches from my abdomen and 9 inches from my waist in 3 months, I decided to find out how accurate this scale was. All it does is create an algorithm in its software that calculates the readings. Height and weight are taken into account when calculating BMI. There is no need for this scale to explain that to you. It will not cost you anything to look up the chart on the internet. In addition, other readings like body fat percentage, muscle mass percentage, lean body mass, body water percentage, visceral fat, basal metabolic rate, and body fat mass do not even come close to being accurate measurements. Similarly, these algorithms calculate the weight and BMI based upon the two factors individually. In what way am I sure? I drank copious amounts of water during the time it took me to prepare for a procedure that required me to drink that much water in 24 hours. At the start of this process, I weighed myself. hour that passed and the water I drank matching the amount of weight that the scale indicated, the amount of weight I took in was nearly exact. It is amazing that even as my body fat percentage increased, I was losing weight during these times. By the time I stepped on the scale again after 6 hours, I had gained 6 pounds and 4 inches. The amount of body fat I gained was 6% more, but the amount of water that I consumed decreased by more than 1%, despite ingesting close to 7 pounds of water. If one consumes 3500 calories in excess of resting metabolic rate, one can gain one pound of fat. I will tell you right now to avoid any trolls' yelling, water weighs 0 and a cup of water weighs 1. The weight of this individual was 52 pounds. While it took me a while to figure it out, I have done so. In order to measure body fat percentages, I purchased a tape measure and body calipers. I was in excess of 16% higher on the scale than what the measurement of nine areas of my body told me. The scale had a higher body fat percentage than what I learned through more accurate calculations (again, you can find these calculators on the internet). A body fat mass of 24 had been measured on the scale. The calculation did not differ from the caliper calculations by more than 3%. By far, the largest share is six percent. To get a reading of bone mass and density, not a little electric current must be passed through the soles of the feet, but by use of more elaborate diagnostic tools. The scale does not even show a change in the visceral fat. The anomalous reading was then evident after I underwent a magnetic resonance imaging scan of my abdomen and measurements showing my level of visceral fat was much lower than it should have been. There is no need for that expensive diagnostic machine to determine if visceral fat has been If you look at my earlier measurements, you can see that one cannot go from a 42 inch waist line to a 33 inch waist line and not realize that there has not been significant weight loss. Having no metabolic syndrome problems, such as diabetes, as well as performing great on blood lab tests. Is it because of my feelings towards the product? We should provide a product that has somewhat of an accuracy in measurement so that someone else will not experience the anxiety and disappointment within themselves which has changed every aspect of their lives and worked so diligently and the look for an item that has at least some form of accuracy that they are marketing. The days concerned with worry and may have even encouraged giving up since the results just did not occur. I say that saving your money is the right thing to do. Get your doctor to check your height once a year, purchase a $6 tape measurer & Scales that display just body weight are recommended, as well as a caliper for calculating fat percentage. You can find calculators on the internet that allow for free readings of all the other readings. A more accurate measurement can be achieved using an MRI scan or a DEXA scan, which are more expensive diagnostic tools. Companies mislead consumers to buy their products because they believe they are doing them a favor. The goal is to make the most money possible at any cost. It is best to be cautious when buying. In the end, it's up to I wish you good health and a long and happy life.

Caiden WALLIS

| Jun 11, 2021

In my home I have several smart scales that are capable of measuring weight (and other things) via sensors, calculation of BMI, and measuring body fat. In lieu of our finance's desire, I added the Eufy unit to her house as my newest addition. She ended up liking her scale so much, I bought a second unit to keep at home, where it sits next to my better-quality Body Cardio scale by Withings/Nokkia. You might prefer to consider other scales if you are a large person. The Eufy scale is smaller than many others, so if you are a big person, Also, there are 3 AAA batteries to be replaced for the scale. (A classier touch) Some of my other scales come with rechargeable batteries. Also, my Bio Cardio scale is much larger, better constructed, and my Body+ scale is much easier to use. Eufy's scale seemed to be very accurate in terms of weight, comparing within 2/10 of a pound with the other three scales I have. Scales connected to Eufy will only show the scale's weight. In order to obtain your other measurements, you have to open the simple to use and read app. There are also measurements on the Eufy scale related to In addition to all of these, normal, high and very high are also rated. I am having a difficult time getting used to the measurements for BMR and visceral fat due to the fact that I don't As it is associated with cardiovascular health, I find the measurement of visceral fat to be fascinating. In my mind, that feature alone makes this product very worthy of its very reasonable price. In addition to the small form factor and the need to open the app in order to get measurements other than weight, the estimated body fat measurement is the only downside. Eufy's scale reads weight as 2 to 3 lbs of body fat, as noted by some other reviewers My scale is 4% higher than those of my other scales. It's a bit of a stumbling block since everything else about it is so good. However if you're fine with the estimated body fat readings being inflated by a few percentage points, this is still a great scale to use.

Marlowe Perkins

| Mar 17, 2021

My favorite thing about this scale is that I can keep track of my weight without having to As a result, the value proposition is not there, as you are paying more for "body composition" that is not On this scale, I am 25 percent body fat, have a very low metabolism and strength, and my muscle mass is very low. It's actually not a valid scale. I've been lifting weights for more than five years and my body fat last measured at 12%, so it's not a valid measurement. If you paid $15 a month, this would be a 5 star movie. However at $30, it's only a 2 star movie. Paying extra for
features that don't work is a waste of money.

Adelaide Andrews

| Apr 30, 2021