arboleaf Scale for Body Weight, 8-Electrode Smart Scale with BMI, Body Fat, Muscle Mass, Full Body Composition Analyzer, High Precision Digital Bathroom Scale

The scale is easy to use and connect once the app is downloaded and installed on the phone. The scale can be used as a standalone unit but using the app allows for historical logging/ tracking. I've used the scale a few times since early August and it has worked flawlessly so far. I don't have a way to check the accuracy but it appears to be spot on. I like the way it locks in on the weight after a few seconds. Aesthetically, the scale looks very nice! The only issue that I've noticed is probably just an oversight on my part, is that the app prompts me to connect to my wifi network but only gives me the option of using 2.4ghz but my network only has 5ghz so I haven't connected to wifi (yet). Once I have time, I may try to figure out how to turn on the 2.4ghz antenna on my xfinity router. Overall, very nice scale and I am happy with my choice!

I loved my original Fitbit Aria but it recently stopped working. Initially, I thought the Arboleaf was more complex than I needed. Plus, I wanted to track my weight in Fitbit and I worried this wouldn't sync as promised. I was wrong. I purchased this after returning the Fitbit Aria Air and I'm so glad I didn't settle for the Aria. The extra data isn't necessary (I'm not an athlete) but I've found it to be very interesting and motivating. This scale was so easy to set up, the app is easy to use and it syncs perfectly to Fitbit (though i almost exclusively track my weight in the Aroleaf app now). Plus, I purchased this scale while it was on sale so it was less than it's competitors. I've already recommended this scale to family and friends.

I love it so much that over time I’ve sent one off to 5 members of my family. It’s amazingly accurate, gives fascinating info on water, protein, skeletal muscle levels as well as body fat and bmi etc etc. And it’s so cheap!! I can’t believe I paid hundreds for digital scales in the past that were ineffective for WiFi and gave paltry info. Customer service is fast and friendly w any questions. The only thing I see as an improvement area is that your phone needs to be on the app nearby when weighing-in to get an immediate look at your stats on the app, though it holds the data for later transfer once your phone connects to the scale. It’s light, slim and durable so I actually take it with me on long road trips. The batteries rarely require change. Overall, it’s as simple as it could be for so much data.

I love this scale. It is one of the best. Very happy. It tracks all sorts of measurements. Definitely worth the buy

I received the Arboleaf smart scale today. The app was very easy to set up for Bluetooth to my phone but I repeatedly tried to connect the scale to Wi-Fi - even moving it next to our internet router and keep receiving the same error message that it cannot connect to Wi-Fi. We have two separate Wi-Fi connections and both receive the same message and it isn’t the 5G option since the instructions say to not initially connect it to 5G. The Bluetooth option uploads to my phone which I had next to the scale but would love for the Wi-Fi option to work. I can’t speak to the accuracy yet since my older non-smart digital scale is much nicer and shows a pound less than the new and most likely completely accurate Arboleaf scale. I emailed Arborleaf regarding the Wi-Fi connection issue and will see when they reply and if this can be fixed. The scale is easy to set up and use and matches what my doctors office digital scale says which was similar to Arborleaf and not my older digital scale. Looking forward to see the accuracy of the Arborleaf scale and if the Wi-Fi issue can be fixed or how Arborleaf will help with this.

I love this scale. It’s really accurate and it connects to your phone to help you track not only weight but everything else like muscle mass visceral fat etc. The low price was the icing on the cake. I would have guessed that a scale like this would cost me over $100.

The product has been performing as expected and is used daily to collect historical data for ongoing analysis. The body metrics gathered by the app offer a clear and comprehensive summary of key health indicators. Its user-friendly GUI and fast, flexible setup/config are notable advantages. My husband developed a Python module that image processes smartphone screenshots taken after each daily measurement for data collection. The script extracts and stores all body metrics into an Excel file, which is then used to generate a correlation matrix and analyze relationships among variables such as body fat, muscle mass, and skeletal muscle percentage in relation to weight. This helps identify which factors contribute most to weight fluctuations. While the app includes basic graphing capabilities, it lacks the advanced analytical power of modern data science and machine learning algorithms. To leverage these tools effectively, we need a consistent and reliable method for collecting, but most importantly analyzing historical data. The app provides a wide range of health metrics, but only through proper analysis can these insights reveal patterns or changes that may require closer attention to our overall well-being.

The scale seems nice. It has limited utility without the application. I downloaded the app and signed in and entered my information, height and other measurements. The app is telling me my body fat percentage is 37%. The U.S. Navy method has me at 21%. I’m 6 foot 2 inches tall, 260 pounds, wear 35 inch waist paints and a 52 long sport coat. I can do 20 pull-ups from a hang and row 8k in 37 minutes on a concept 2 rower. If anything I would guess I’m probably closer to 17-19% body fat. If you have an abnormal body type (are built like a silver backed gorilla) then this scale probably is not for you. It looks to me like it uses the BMI method to determine body fat instead of impedance. I am extremely disappointed. Update- after playing with settings I found athlete mode. It is giving me a body fat percentage of 20.9% and is more accurate. Disappointed that it uses BMI as its default instead of impedance and measurements. Update- great customer service. I was contacted by seller and offered a refund.

Very happy with this scale. Works very well and no issues with it to date. Good value for money.

I have the new Fitbit Aria Air but honestly, it is nowhere as good as Arboleaf scale. This scale is amazing. I can see all the percentage that I needed to know. I’m in love with it. Like totally! The best scale ever.

Setting up was a breeze. Though the app is bit slow in starting up & connecting with scale sometimes, overall very good. Very happy with the purchase.

Had it for years. It's great. Consistent. Not sure how accurate the metrics are but gives a great base line.

I thought the scale was great until all of a sudden, at two months old once I was used to the app and had all of the tracking tools in and I actually requested the food scale from the same brand for Christmas. The scale no longer shows anything but 000. I have taken out the batteries replace the batteries and nothing has worked. I am very disappointed and now I’m having to move to a new brand and start all over again with a new app.