Smart Scale for Body Weight: BMI & Body Fat, 23 Metrics,5.8" Large Display

Smart Body Composition Scale with 23 Metrics, 5.8-Inch Color Display and 400-Pound Capacity

$64.97
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Smart Scale for Body Weight: BMI & Body Fat, 23 Metrics,5.8" Large Display

Smart Body Composition Scale with 23 Metrics, 5.8-Inch Color Display and 400-Pound Capacity

$64.97
Sale price  $64.97 Regular price 

Smart body composition scale analyzes 23 metrics through BIA, including BMI, body fat, skeletal muscle, visceral fat, BMR and protein. A 5.8-inch color LED presents seven key readings with intuitive icons, letting users check essential results without opening the app after initial setup.

Bluetooth sends measurements to Feelfit Health and syncs with Apple Health, Google Fit and Samsung Health. The Light Black scale supports 400 pounds, unlimited profiles, automatic recognition, Baby Mode and Athlete Mode; it is not recommended for pregnancy or users with pacemakers or other implanted electronic devices.

Specifications

  • Product: smart body composition scale
  • Tracked metrics: 23
  • Direct display metrics: seven
  • Display: 5.8-inch color LED
  • Technology: BIA
  • App: Feelfit Health
  • Sync: Apple Health Google Fit and Samsung Health
  • Users: unlimited profiles with automatic recognition
  • Modes: Baby and Athlete
  • Maximum capacity: 400 pounds
  • Weight: 1.43 kg or 3.2 pounds
  • Materials: tempered glass ABS and titanium
  • Color: Light Black
  • Limitation: not recommended for pregnancy or implanted electronic devices

Frequently Asked Questions

How many metrics are available?

The app tracks 23 metrics, while seven key readings appear on the 5.8-inch color display.

Which fitness platforms can receive data?

Feelfit Health can sync with Apple Health, Google Fit and Samsung Health.

Can a household share the scale?

Yes. It supports unlimited profiles, automatic recognition, Baby Mode and Athlete Mode.

Who should avoid using the composition feature?

The source advises against use during pregnancy or with pacemakers and other implanted electronic devices.

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