Scales for Body Weight, eufy Smart Bathroom scales C20 with Large TFT Screen, All-in-One Display for Offline Use, Bluetooth, Weighing Scales With 16 Metrics, BMI, Multi-Modes, High Accuracy

This smart scale has been an absolute game-changer for my fitness-focused daughter! She’s thrilled with how accurately it tracks her progress and syncs seamlessly with the companion app on her phone. The ability to monitor all her metrics in one place—from weight to body composition—has really helped her stay motivated and on track with her fitness goals.The scale itself is sleek, easy to use, and provides consistent readings. Setup was a breeze, and the app is intuitive with great features. For anyone serious about tracking their health and fitness journey, this scale is worth every penny.Highly recommend – it’s been a fantastic investment! Five stars all the way!

Amazing array of functionality for the price. It tells me that my BMI is too high and so are my both types of fat (cheers), plus I’m dehydrated but full of muscle (thanks!) My bone density is good as well apparently. The accuracy is good and it looks a lot more expensive than what I paid. Very easy to use as well.

Great set of scales that is easy to set up and offers a great range of measurements and analytics that are simple to follow and track (thanks to the accompanying app).Only downside is that it can be slightly inaccurate on some measurements (as can any impedance measuring scale) so be realistic with the numbers that you see for muscle mass, bone density etc and take them as a rough guide, rather than gospel truths. The overall bodyweight measurement is spot on and perfectly consistent.I'd definitely recommend to anyone wanting to have a useful and easy method of tracking metrics.

Got this as a slightly bizarre ‘free gift’ bundled with some Anker earbuds (Anker and Eufy are part of the same company).The scales are fairly attractive and are sleek and easy to store out of the way if required.The app interface is simple and well laid out, and a great improvement on trying to squint at a display on the scales. I already had a Eufy doorbell and while the scales use a different app, it recognised my existing Eufy login.The app displays a wide range of parameters calculated from the electro-impedance measurement. (Fat, lean, muscle, water and bone masses, most as both total mass and %). Obviously these are a slight approximation based on standard factors and formulae to process the impedance result.In my case it appears to be out by about 10-20kg total weight, most of which it is assigning to fat (sigh!). (I knew there was a reason I haven’t had a set of scales for about a decade!!)Joking aside, the measurements seem consistent and depressingly plausible.The app also calculates BMI just to rub it in, and have the option to export the weight to your Fitbit profile so that you can compare it to your (in)activity log and draw your own conclusions.Bluetooth connection has been seamless as long as you open the app before stepping on the scales.As others have noted they don’t give measurements in stones. They also don’t give measurements in grains, drams, pennyweights, hundredweights, bushels or pecks.It does give lbs though so anyone who hasn’t managed to get to grips with metric measurements in the 60 yrs since they were introduced in the UK can easily get their slide rule out and divide by 14.

I really love these smart scales—they’re accurate and give loads of detailed information, which is great for tracking progress. The app is a bit awkward to use at times, but you can still find the data you need without too much hassle. It does sync with Apple Health and other apps, which is a nice bonus. I’m not too keen on the shared user setup within the app, but luckily I’m the only one using it in our household. Overall, a great set of scales with some really useful features!

Great purchase linked to the app so no looking down for the weight. Gives good results but it won’t do stones it’s in kg of pounds.

Had these now since the first week in July, and use them several times a week recording the results in the app.They give a lot of information in addition to weight, which I'm finding very useful and thought provoking, i.e. how do I reduce my visceral (internal belly) fat? I need to drink more liquids.I've checked weight accuracy against GP and hospital scales, and am satisfied with the results. I can't say if the other measurements are as accurate, so just treat them as a thought provoking guide.At their usual price they're probably on a par with other digital scales, but were half price during Prime Day, so if you're not in a hurry, could be worth waiting for other Amazon events, like Black Friday, etc, for price reductions.

These scales are good as they are very detailed in the information they give you and the app is easy to set up and use, but they are let down by the fact that they don’t measure properly when on used on a carpet. There is a difference of 10kg when I weigh myself on the carpet or on hard floor which isn’t great and does make be question the accuracy of the scales