Arboleaf Weight Scale - Smart Scale Bluetooth Body Fat Scale Wireless with iOS, Android APP, Unlimited Users, Auto Recognition, 10 Body Composition Analyzer, Fat, BMI, BMR, Muscle Mass, 396 lb - Black

I bought this 2 months ago and was rather happy, when today it suddenly doesn’t work. It keeps giving a different weight and fluctuated between 68.7 and 66 before I gave up.Rather shameful for it to breakdown so soon. There has also been a few occasions where the measurements were questionable.

I've tested the accuracy with exercise weights. The speed at which it takes your weight is great, even when you thought you might have been not on it all the way, the second time reads the same exact weight.One time I had a doctor tell me that all scales are off by 5 lb. I don't know what kind of scale she's using, but it wasn't an Arboleaf! And a handful of years later, it still looks and works like brand new.I love the tracking history. I was able to track my weight for about 2 years before having my last baby. My scale helped me track weight fluctuations during my pregnancy and my weight loss after the baby. I love the detailed other information it gives, like visceral fat and skeletal muscle. It's helped me target my priorities for my health as I age. It's the only brand of scale I plan on buying in the future.

Bis jetzt sehr zufrieden. Genauigkeit auch sehr gut!App funktioniert einwandfrei.

The setup was really easy. We have 3 people using it - all accounts were setup and paired with phones minutes after taking out of box. Really like the scale of what your measurements are and what range they should be in.

Waage verbindet sich nicht mit der App. Als reine Körperwaage dennoch problemlos zu verwenden.

The electric pulse through your feet thing is questionable at best (ie, a gimmick that's doing some calculations based on data from elsewhere. Regardless of any differences in consumption of liquid or weight gain from muscle mass or excessive food, the same weight returns the same water %, muscle %, etc....it's predefined) but as a method of tracking weight combined with the app to see the trends it's useful and a potential motivator for anyone seeking to shed weight. The weight itself seems mostly accurate (just everything but the weight and BMI is data that's made up from external data....ie go drink a litre or two of water, you're weight will go up but the % of water you are won't reflect that consumption accurately...predefined numbers.)