Smart Body Fat Scale with Heart Rate and 20 Metrics - Clear LCD
Smart Body Fat Scale with Heart Rate and 20 Metrics - Clear LCD
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Our review of this smart body fat scale finds it best suited for home users who want more than just weight readings; it is particularly useful for families and fitness-minded individuals who want a broad set of measurements in one device. The scale stands out for providing up to 20 body composition metrics including body fat, muscle mass and heart rate, and it pairs with a smartphone app so trends are easy to follow. While some buyers report occasional calibration quirks, the feature set and large VA display make it a practical tool for tracking progress day to day.
Key Features
- 20 body composition metrics: Provides weight, BMI, body fat, visceral fat, skeletal muscle and other measurements so users can track multiple health indicators.
- Large VA display: The extra large 4.68' display shows eight key results at a glance to reduce the need to check a phone for basic numbers.
- Bluetooth app sync: Automatically transfers results to the Fitdays app and can sync with Apple Health, Google Fit and other fitness services for long term trend tracking.
- Wide user support: The app can store up to 24 user profiles and automatically recognizes who steps on, making it convenient for families and shared households.
- High accuracy sensors: Four auto-calibrating G-shaped sensors and an ITO-coated electrode area aim for precise readings down to 0.1 lb or 0.05 kg.
- Auto features: Auto calibration, auto on/off and overload indication simplify everyday use and reduce setup fuss.
Who It's For
This scale is a good fit for people who want a detailed picture of body composition beyond weight alone: home fitness enthusiasts, families tracking multiple members, and anyone who values trend charts and app history. The large screen also helps users who prefer quick on-device readouts before consulting the app.
It is less appropriate for those who need clinical-grade medical measurements or absolute laboratory accuracy, or for buyers who prefer scales with non-Bluetooth-only transfer methods. Users who require more frequent recalibration-free operation should be aware some customers reported occasional calibration or consistency issues.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Comprehensive set of 20 metrics offers a rounded view of body composition for tracking progress.
- Large, easy-to-read VA display shows eight measurements without opening the app.
- Bluetooth sync and multi-user support make long-term tracking simple for families and fitness groups.
- Build and sensor design aim for fine measurement resolution and a 400 lb capacity.
Cons
- Some users report occasional calibration or consistency issues, so expect to verify readings over time.
- Not a substitute for clinical testing when exact medical accuracy is required.
Specifications
| Measurement method | Bio-electrical Impedance Analysis |
| Displayed metrics | Weight, BMI, Body Fat, Water%, Muscle Mass, Heart Rate, Bone Mass, Body Type |
| Total metrics | 20 body composition measurements |
| Display | 4.68' extra large VA LCD |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.0 BLE (Fitdays App) |
| User profiles | Up to 24 profiles with auto recognition |
| Maximum capacity | 400 lb |
Our Verdict
The scale is a strong value for home users who want a full set of composition metrics, easy app integration and a large on-scale display. It is especially useful for families and fitness trainees who will benefit from the 20 metrics and multi-user tracking, but those seeking clinical precision should pair readings with professional tests. Overall it delivers useful insights and trend tracking at a sensible price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can multiple people use the scale?
Yes, the scale supports up to 24 user profiles and will automatically recognize and assign measurements to each user through the app.
Which apps does it sync with?
The scale syncs with the Fitdays app and can share data with Apple Health, Google Fit and other compatible fitness apps for consolidated tracking.
How accurate are the measurements?
The device uses BIA with four sensors and an ITO-coated area for improved accuracy to 0.1 lb, but some customers report occasional calibration variance, so use trends rather than single measurements for decisions.
Editor's Take
The scale is a practical, value-oriented choice for home users who want detailed body composition tracking, multi-user support and a large display; it offers useful 20-metric trends though occasional calibration variance means you should track trends rather than single readings.

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