Bluetooth Body Fat Scales, Smart Digital Bathroom Weight Weighing Scales for Body Composition Analyzer with Smart APP, Body Composition Fitbit Scales for Fitness (ST/LB/KG)

I couldn't be more impressed with the Baara Smart Body Composition Scale! This scale does everything you need and more. The large, easy-to-read display is perfect for quick measurements, and it’s super sleek and modern in black, which looks great in my bathroom. The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, and I love how it syncs with the accompanying app (available on both iOS and Android). The app is intuitive and provides detailed insights into my health and fitness journey. It tracks 18 different metrics, including body fat percentage, muscle mass, heart rate, and even bone density! This level of detail really helps me stay on top of my goals. Accuracy is spot-on – the scale provides consistent readings every time I step on it. It’s also user-friendly, with a quick set-up process, and supports multiple users, which is perfect for our whole family. Whether you're just starting a fitness journey or a seasoned athlete, this scale gives you all the data you need to track your progress. Overall, the Baara Smart Body Composition Scale is a fantastic tool for anyone serious about their health. I highly recommend it!

Delivery arrived on time. Amazing product that helps monitor my health with different features. Value for money.

Really good and responive digital scales. Can find out your weight in st, lb and kg, also your height, bmi and so on. Really helpful for those who want to track their progress in the gym.

This is a smart set of scales with a host of functions. It’s set up so that it can be used with the downloadable app, but I like that you don’t have to use it with the app—all of the data is available on a large screen on the scales themselves. The screen is indeed high contrast and very easy to read when stood on the scales, but I’d love to see the information stay on the screen longer when you get off, so that you have time to really look at it all, as there’s a lot of information there! The connectivity was pretty reliable, and my hubby had no problems connecting to his iphone, and I had none connecting to my android. The app downloaded first time, and was pretty intuitive to use. I don’t know if I’ll continue to use it, as all the information I need is on the scales, and I personally don’t like having masses of random barely-used apps on my phone—I can manage to set my own goals and monitor my progress without the input of an app. But if technology’s your thing, it all worked fine. The scales are a nice compact size out of the box, and look very sleek. The top has four large metal reading plates which need to be in contact with your skin to do all the measurements, though if you hop on it in socks, it does still give you a good ol’ weight measurement. There’s a slight texture on the plate that you stand on, which along with the rubber anti-skid feet makes this feel very secure when you step on it. It can of course be set to pounds, stones or kilograms, depending on your preferred method—and since this is the UK and of course we’re all metric here, I naturally still use stones, and have no idea of my weight in kg! I particularly like that you can set it up to service multiple people, and it will give you the right information based on pre-existing measurements of the people who use it—so it knows the difference between me and my husband based on our weights, and pulls up all the comparison data according to who it judges to be on the scales (thank goodness it hasn’t mixed us up yet, as that would be a bit of a shock!). The plates set into the main surface estimate some useful metrics like body fat percentage, muscle mass, and water weight vie electrical resistance, all of which are very useful to know, but it’s important to remember that these are estimates, and things like recent food or water intake, or heavy exercise can temporarily change the readings. You kind of have to judge these as a useful guide, and not precise measurements. It helps to always weight yourself at the same time of day, well after such things as meals and exercise are done, so last thing at night is great (first thing in a morning you tend to be a little dehydrated). It’s offering body mass index calculation, visceral fat, subcutaneous fat, heart rate, fluids, protein (and therefore muscle) mass, bone mass… a lot of interesting info. I really liked the heartrate, though I’m not sure how my heartrate when I’m on the scales can really clarify anything, as it’s your heartrate in terms of recovery times that’s important, and weighing yourself directly after exercise isn’t going to give you very accurate readouts on other categories like hydration and therefore BMI. But it was interesting info to see when I did weigh myself. In all I actually really do like this scale, and I imagine that anyone who’s on any kind of fitness regime will find it a useful addition to daily life. It looks good, the readout is clear, and it offers a lot of functions for the price. Very happy with it.

Fantastic! Bob on! Easy to set up clear instructions previously had fitbit scales but these are so much better! Fast delivery... did get them on offer but absolutely worth every penny would defo buy them again and pay full price .... look forward to continuing my weight loss journey with them and tuning my rude scales (just brutally honest) into nice ones lol