Digital Smart Scale

I've owned model 0375 (this scale's predecessor) for about 9 months, and model 0376 (this scale) for about a week. They both use the same app. The only point I will make regarding the previous model is that it's high quality, and so far the same seems to hold true of the newer model.I also owned the FitBit scale a while back - GreaterGoods is immensely superior in its ability to connect to your phone, collect the data and make it available to you. It's just easy. Also better quality; the FitBit model fell apart, I don't see that happening here.There isn't much to the app, it's a little lame to be honest, but does the job. I have the date, time, weight, body fat, muscle mass, water weight and BMI for every day (except vacations!) for the past 9 months, and can triangulate with what was going on in my life. To me that is priceless.Bluetooth works from the next room (15ft-20ft?) on a Samsung Galaxy. Looks good, but gets dirty and stains easy - keep it away from the bathtub. Do NOT carefully rinse the surface on the sink... my water weight readings on the older model got thrown off after this.The only reason I see to consider a different model is if you have poor eyesight; a lot of information is crammed into the display, and as a result the numbers are small. I have perfect vision so it is not a problem for me, but I know it would be an issue for my folks.

I really like this scale better then other scales one the marke. This scale deosn't have anything fancy like ones that give your BMI, I'm not sure how well those work. Most scales have a glass top and so does this one. Most scales have a digital display and so does this one, the display is white, bright, large and easy to read. Most scales are made in China by companies with random sounding names, this scale is at least assembled in the USA. I don't know the origen of it's components but i know it would be impossible to source all components from the USA on almost any product that is electronic. Most glasstop scales can get slippery when when increasing the potential for a nasty fall when you step onto them whith wet feet in the bathroom. I've slipped in the bathroom before and broke my leg and I also have elderly parents, a broken hip is a death sentance for many seniours each year. This scale has a silicone cover that can be removed, washed and sanitize plus siliicone unlike rubber will not degrade over time. The price of this scale is extreamly reasonable and is priced about the same as others on Amazon. If your looking to buy a scale, I would hit the buy button or add it to your cart now and buy two one as a gift for an elderly parant or something. My mom is 80 now and I want her to be around as long as possible. I can't imigin finding her injured in the bathroom after slipping off a slippery wet glasstop scale so I am am ordering another one.

They threw in an extra silicone cover in a different, which was super nice! It looks exactly like the pictures and seems to work well. Love that batteries were included. The weight is easy to read, and it will start flashing when it's finished getting your weight. They also have a 5 year warranty you can easily and quickly register for. Happy I bought this!

I'll break my review into two parts - hardware and software/connectivity.HARDWARE:This scale shines in the hardware department. It is sleek and well-built. The display is large and fairly easy to read. However, it does not talk. It is easy to step on this scale and be properly positioned for it to read your body metrics. Comes with the batteries installed and you just need to pull a tab to get the scale going. With the completely flat surface, it should be easy to clean. However, I would have preferred tactile buttons to the flat touch areas for "SET", and arrows. Even if they were push buttons on the side, I feel this would be better than the flat buttons that you have to visually find to use. When working in a dark area, or without glasses (such as when taking a shower) these buttons are hard to use because there is no tactile way to know where they are. Thankfully it is possible to use the scale without needing to touch them at all.SOFTWARE:Yes, the bluetooth works and sync with the app. It was easy to set up. It works for multiple users with multiple devices (a separate device for each user). The app is fairly basic but cleanly designed and it gets the job done. You can also have it E-mail your measurements to you in a CSV file so this is a nice touch if you want to load them into Excel, and show them to your healthcare provider. I used the integrations with Google Fit and Fitbit and they both worked wihout issue, and you can even use multiple integrations at the same time.My biggest issue is with how the scale transmits the data to your phone. You need to have your phone nearby, with the screen unlocked, and the app OPEN in order for the stats to be sent. If the app is not open, the scale will store the stats until the next weight-in, and then catch-up by sending everything that wasn't already sent (I didn't test how many weigh-ins can be stored this way). I personally prefer to weigh-in first thing in the morning when I go to take a shower. I don't bring my glasses, or my phone with me. The ideal situation would be if the scale could transmit the stats even if the phone isn't unlocked and open to the app (i.e. if the phone is on the dresser in the bedroom, which is still within bluetooth range). An alternate arrangement would be if I could step on the scale, have it store the readings, but then later come by with my phone, press a button, and have the readings sent to the phone. You can do this in a way, but you actually have to take another weight - if you just press on the scale so it shows "0.00", it won't send any data (as far as i know). The instructions regarding exactly how the bluetooth syncing works are not very clear, and the scale only uses "beeps" to tell you what it is doing. Perhaps Greater Goods can make a detailed video about how the bluetooth data sync actually works and how to deal with scenarios where you don't want to have to have your phone with you, and on, and open to the app, when you weigh-in.All-in-all, I am happy with this scale, It was a little pricier than some of the others, but Amazon allowed me to pay with my FSA card, which most of the other scales did not qualify for. I used up my unused FSA funds at the end of the year, so essentially the scale was "free" for me. If I was paying myself I might have gone for a less expensive model, but now that I have this one, I think it is worth the extra cost.

Best scales I've ever purchased. I loose my balance on occasion and the silicone that fits over the top helps prevent me from slipping. The cover also comes in a nice colorful variety of colors. I don't believe you can buy the different covers separately but at this price, it's probably close to the same price.