arboleaf Scale for Body Weight and Fat, High Accuracy Digital Smart Bathroom Scales, Large LED Display Weight Scale for BMI Muscle, 14 Body Composition Analyzer, 500lbs

The personnel scale is working properly and delivering consistent, accurate readings. No issues observed.

Product received was not new and clearly already used. Box was also not sealed.

Wow!! I’ve not owned a scale in decades. But, in my mid 40s and facing some pudge as well as the potential for related health issues, I was just looking for a basic scale to keep track of my weight (loss?). For an extra 20$ you get all this cool data and tracking. I’m not really speaking about the hyper accuracy of the info provided, it’s not a doctors office. But it seems pretty spot on. It’s astonishing how much it can read (even generally) from sending some tiny pulses around your body. Syncing with your phone is super easy and reliable — no issues with signals or sending in just over 2 weeks. It’s great to see how these values change and shift right on your phone ... and having all this info does help you unconsciously even to be a bit more mindful about being healthy. I’m actually walking more (even if not working out, yet) and watching how much junk food i eat and even how junky I’ll allow my main meals to get. Perhaps the impact of the tech aspect on my habits will wane ... but anything that gets me more in the mode of thinking about my health is worth it, especially given that it’s literally 20$ more than any other decent looking scale.

I’ve been using the Arboleaf Smart Scale for a few months now as part of my 2025 fat-loss and performance journey, and I’m honestly blown away by how much value this brings to the table. Here’s what really stands out: 📲 Smart Integration: Syncs seamlessly with my Galaxy S23 Ultra, Apple Watch, and health apps. I love how the app tracks over a dozen metrics: weight, BMI, muscle mass, hydration, visceral fat, and even metabolic age. It stores data automatically and shows long-term trends — perfect for someone serious about accountability. ⚖️ Precision & Build: Weighs up to 500 lbs (huge plus for big guys like me). Measurements are consistent and accurate — I tested it against a professional medical scale. The glass surface feels solid and premium; no flex, no flimsy plastic. 🧠 Useful for Fat Loss Goals: Being able to track muscle mass and body fat % instead of just weight helps me make smarter diet and training decisions. The color-coded LED screen gives instant feedback — easy to read, even without the app. 🚫 Things to Know: Don’t use it on carpet (use hardwood or tile for accuracy). Stand still and give it a second or two to calibrate for best results. If you're serious about changing your body and understanding what’s really happening under the hood, this scale is a must-have. It’s more than a weight tracker — it’s a daily accountability partner.

Very good product. Great quality and does everything it should, well. Easy, instant connection to my phone every time. Thoroughly recommended!

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I have been exercising pretty regularly with "Camp gladiator" and over the past couple of years I have invested quite a bit in fitness related equipment. I have also done a couple of "CG Fit" sessions with camp gladiator where you take your body measurements (BMI, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, water % etc etc) using the "In Body" machines at the beginning and end of a six week challenge. I have paid over 80 bucks for 2 of these so I thought it'd be neat to invest into a smart scale at home where I can take these measurements from the comfort of my home and more regularly. There are many choices on Amazon so I decided to read a bunch of reviews and finally decided to buy this one. It came packaged well, nothing too fancy. Once you put in 4 AAA batteries (which are included) it turns on and stepping on gives you a weight measurement. You have to install their app to get all the other measurements and metrics delivered to your app. Once I did that I found that a lot of these metrics are very similar to the numbers I got recently (2 months ago) from the inbody test. the BMI was close but PBF (percent body fat) was quite off. SMM (skeletal muscle mass) was also close to the last number. Weight is pretty accurate. I'm not sure which one is right and whats wrong but I have decided to continue using this at home and stay in one system and test regularly to see how I'm doing. I also got my other family members added to the scale and will measure their progress as well. Overall I'm happy with the functionality and ease of use of this scale.