Top 10 best Scales For Home 2022 For Cost Saving

First, this scale is really sleek and looks like something out of Star Trek. It’s very cool. Also, the numbers are big, clear, and bright.I compared the Innotech scale against an analog scale and an older digital scale by WD-2003A (“WD”). I was getting differing numbers on all three scales, so I used 80 pounds worth of dumbbells to test each scale. The Innotech was light by .5 pound, the WD was over by about .5, and the analog was light by about a pound.I then weighed a single 35 pound dumbbell and found that both digital scales read it as 33.5 pounds, and the analog read 33. So I think the dumbbell is light!NOTE: Both of my digital scales seem to work more accurately at lower weights.When I weighed myself (naked) on the WD I was 237 pounds. I’ve been using this scale for 5 years to track my weight loss (I’m down about 40 pounds now). When I weighed on the Innotech, I was 235.7, a difference of 1.3 pounds lighter. I put on my boxers and t-shirt and re-weighed myself on the Innotech and got 236 pounds, exactly 1 pound lighter than the WD.I’m going to recommend if you are a heavier person, perhaps over 200 pounds, weigh-in with boxers and a t-shirt to get a more accurate reading. Never wear socks, as the scale needs to read your bio-metrics through the soles of your feet.All scales where placed in the same spot in my bathroom.Results:Innotech: Mode: Normal (non-athletic. You can select this in your profile.)Weight: 236 pounds/ 43.5% body fatWD 2003A:One mode, no body fat option: 237 poundsAnalog scale:One mode, no body fat option: 235 poundsSo the Innotech is right in the middle of all my scales when I’m wearing boxers and a t-shirt. Therefore, I’m going to use the weight on the Innotech for my future results.PROBLEM:A problem I ran into with the Innotech is that the first time I weigh-in it often results in a number I know can’t be right. For example, if I weigh-in before bed and get 236 pounds, and then weigh-in the following morning, I sometimes see the same 236 pounds, or even a little higher on this scale. After a night of sleep, I know I usually drop 1.5 to 2 pounds, so getting the same result makes no sense.I find it will “fix itself” if I ignore the first weight, let it clear, and then get on a second time. I always weigh-in 3 times and take the last 2, NEVER the first result. I had this exact problem on the WD scale, and could never trust the first weigh-in.Perhaps this is an issue with all digital scales? It makes me wonder if there is a “buffer” that doesn’t always clear itself, and locks in a false first result.You have to stay on the scale until the “running lights,” big circles that travel left to right after you see your weight, have finished their cycle. Then it will give you your body fat percentage.THE APP:You can weigh-in without using the app, but it won’t record any of your stats. I’m happy for that, because I don’t always want to take my phone to the bathroom with me. Also, I want the stats weekly, not daily.The App is very informative with a good layout. As others have said, when pairing your phone to the scale be sure your location services are turned on. I don’t know why they need that, but everything paired flawlessly for me on the first try. A big “thank you” to the reviewer who suggested that.The app has several sections:GOAL: Allows you to set a target weight and shows you how much you have left to go. The Goal tab displays a number that is off by one pound. If you tell it your goal weight is 215, it will show 216. I’m not sure why it does that. However, on the main screen it shows the correct 215.TRENDS: A graph that tracks your various numbers.DASHBOARD: shows all your info regarding your last weigh in.INFO: Has charts for BMI, Fat%, Visceral Fat, and Water%.Me: Info about yourself, ability to connect to FitBit or Google Fit. I connected to FitBit. It also allows you to add family members so they can track their own statistics, BUT you can only connect the scale to ONE phone. So everyone who wants to track their weight has to use the same phone and select their own profile when weighing in. This can cause confusion, privacy concerns, and erroneous entries if the wrong profile is selected.APP/SCALE PERCENTAGES – ACCURACY:While I found the app to be very informative, I have no way to verify the percentages it displays. Therefore, I’m using them as a baseline since they are consistent within the “universe” of this particular scale. For example, it shows I have 43.4% body fat. That seems like a lot for me, though I AM overweight, 6’1″ male, and over 56 years old. My BMI reads 30.9 and my water shows up as 43.4%…exactly the same number as my body fat. Is that a coincidence? I don’t know. My visceral fat shows up at 11.5%, which is in the “normal” range but again, I don’t know how to verify these numbers. So I’m using the numbers as my baseline so I can track my trends. I may get some calipers and learn how to take a manual reading so that I can at least test for the BMI accuracy.Another reviewer mentioned the birth date range didn’t allows dates before 1970. It looks like this has been corrected and goes all the way back to at least 1960 (I didn’t look farther than that).OVERALL:I really like this scale. I’m giving it 5 stars because I think it’s better than 4 starts, but probably lands at 4.5 overall. If the percentages are accurate, then this is an amazing device at this price-point. At the very least it gives us something to track.GENERALLY SPEAKING/RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ALL DIGITAL SCALES:Why don’t digital scales come with a way to calibrate them??? A simple dial with a variable resistor could allow us to calibrate to known weights. And why have every digital scale I’ve ever owned (4 of them now) given me a false, first weight? It seems like a very simple fix to have a routine on startup that clears all buffers.RECOMMENDATION:Buy it! This is a great scale for the price and I recommend it. I think it’s 4.5 stars, but giving them the benefit of any doubts and officially logging 5 stars because of the tremendous value you get with this scale.

Packaged good. Comfortable and great traction to stand on. Not slippery at all. Digital numbers in wondow are big, clear, bright and easy to read. The scale is dead on with accuracy. Was dead on with digital scale in my doctor’s office. I highly recommend.

Great product, easy to set up, accurate

The scale was very similar to our old CVS branded one we replaced with this one. Additional features are lighted display and Bluetooth to communicate with the VySync app. The scale doesn’t look like anything special but the display and app for iPhone are good additions. I’m giving 5 stars because the fee app has been a big surprise. It works with the Apple health app for weight and BMI. For BMI you need to load your height in the app. The best surprise is the diet part of the app. You can track everything you’re eating. Simplified by the app using the barcode to scan the package of whatever food/drink packaging and it loads the dietary info from a database showing great details in content like sodium, you only have to select portion size. I’m giving 5 stars for the price, functionally, and the app. The only thing I’d like the developers to add wold be connecting with diet portion to write to Apple health and the ability to read calories burned and heart rate from Apple health. I hope I mentioned the app was FREE, so much more than what I expected when ordering.

I saw a scale like this while on vacation in Europe, and I just had to get one for our place. The scale looks great when propped up by the wall in the bathroom, and when I use it, the numbers are very easy to read, even without my glasses. The pictures online do not do it justice. I cannot vouch for accuracy as I do not have a reliable standard to compare with it, but it certainly is consistent and repeatable. I had a cheaper scale in the $20 range, but it was hard to read and seemed to vary day to day. This Inevifit model is a pleasure to use and well worth the additional cost.

This is by far the best scale I have ever owned! Aside from it being so sleek and nice (I got it in black), it is accurate (based on my recent visit to my doctor and her scale), and the app is chock full of information (body fat, BMI, skeletal muscle, subcutaneous fat percentages, and more).Just as soon as you step on the scale with your phone in hand, your readings begin. What you see on the app, is what you’ll look down and see on your scale, so… so far, so good on the app doing its job.It’s also the right size. I purchased another right before this one, but it was too little. Meaning, if my husband stepped on it, his toes would hang over the front or his heels off the back. He is actively using, and also enjoying this scale (and its size) by the way.Two of the best features of this scale are…1. Multiple users can download the app and step on it to receive their own personalized readings. This scale is for the entire family. Right now, 4 of my family members are logged into it and we haven’t had any issues (yet).2. Based on your current trend of weight loss, it gives you an approximate number of days in which you should reach your goal, and that is extremely motivating.3. It syncs with Apple Health and other devices such as Fitbit, etc.I would highly recommend this item and it would make an awesome gift for someone you know who is embarking on a new fitness journey!

What I wrote in the headline above. Would recommend, even at this price. You get what you pay for.

A scale is a scale is a scale, right? Wrong! THIS scale is a huge cut above the others I have owned. I have had an electronic scale for years and it wasn’t bad but it was not all that accurate…it seemed temperamental. Sometimes I would get on and off three times and different weight every time…which was frustrating to no end. This scale cost just a tad more than the others on Amazon, but more than a tad better I am sure. Plus it is the only one that I saw that had a solid 5 star rating. You ‘calibrate’ it once…and all that involves is to tap it till 00 comes up. After that, if you don’t move it, you just get on it and your weight is measured. No matter how many times you get on and off, it is the same weight. If you touch the wall and take off a couple of pounds, it shows that, then let go of the wall, it goes right back to your accurate weight. If you move your feet around on it, the same weight! I love this thing!

First off, the reviews here seem to be combined from all their different models. So to be clear, I am writing about the model with Bluetooth and wifi. The scale by itself is great. I love all the information it reads and I also really like that it keeps track of all your previous weigh ins on the vesync app. Even if the app is closed, I weight in and when ever I open the app it syncs and updates. Now to the things I don’t like…..1. It does not always sync to my Samsung health, it does so only when it feels like it which is half the time. I’ve had best luck when both apps are open at same time. Sometimes it goes in instantly into Samsung health and sometimes it refuses even if you weigh in multiple times.2. When it does sync with Samsung health it’s a joke! Only information it sends to Samsung health is weight, BMI, and body fat. What happened to all the other parameters?Also if they fix bugs with syncing to Samsung health and showing more than 3 parameters I will give another star. I really hope they fix these issues with an update!

I liked that the seller made contact once the order was received. The process was quick and product as advertised. Liked doing business with a small business. Only wish you could purchase an American made product. I hate sending money to China.