Azumio Bluetooth Digital Smart Scale for Body Weight | 6mm Tempered Glass LED Display Measures Body Fat, Visceral, BMI, BMR, Muscle Mass, Bone Mass Water Weight in KG or LB | iOS & Android Compatible

I purchase this scale as it easily paired with the fitness App Argus (I use an iPhone, but they do have an Android version as well). On the Argus app they are selling this scale for a lot more, thus the purchase from Amazon. I fired the App up and it automatically synced the scale to my phone. Having the bluetooth connection is fantastic as it uses low power consumption and it automatically pushes the information to my phone. If you don't happen to have your phone with you, it will save the information and push it when your phone is available. The scale comes with multiple users so everyone can get in on the action.Pros: Price, Style, Bluetooth, Ease of use.Cons: I haven't had any to speak of, it's a pretty straight forward scale. They do have an instruction book and if you're like me, YouTube always has reviews and instructions if you're having issues.Conclusion: There are more expensive scales that try to take every aspect of your body and track data for you. Most of this is just marketing jargon that is rather underwhelming when applied to reality (most of the data is inaccurate). I love tech and I too get caught up in all the features, but at the end of the day I want a scale that tells me accurate weight and tracks it reliably, this scale does that for me.Hope the review helps, happy losing, gaining, or maintaining your weight!

This scale looks great and works great. I almost bought it through the app which was considerably higher in cost than on Amazon. So glad that I found it on Amazon. It does everything that it is made to do.

I bought this scale because I’ve been using the Argus app for years to track my workouts and health. I’ve found Argus to be very useful and I found out about this scale that has other metrics such as body fat, muscle, etc. My goal is to lose fat & gain muscle so I thought this scale would be a good thing to have. It’s a bit confusing at first because there’s not an instruction manual but the instructions are in the Argus app. You need to step on the scale barefoot for it to measure your body fat. It said that I am 38% body fat (obese)....which I’m pretty sure is not correct. I recently went to my gym and their machine tested me at 32% body fat (borderline healthy/overweight). So take the results with a grain of salt. I’m keeping it because I like that it syncs with Argus.

Background: I researched a large number of smart scales, and while many manufacturer's scales seemed to be good, the apps were another story. One brand had an amazing app in the past, the company got acquired, and the new parent company re-wrote their phone app and people hated it. Be sure to check out app ratings in the Apple Store or Google play before getting a scale! Amazon reviews may be for previous app versions. And there may be HUGE changes in app quality over time (usually for the worse).This scale: After looking at a dozen+ iOS scale apps, Azumio/Argus had very good user feedback. Azumio has a number of health phone apps that this scale works with. I use 'Argus'. While I have a couple of gripes about it's food database accuracy, overall it's an amazing health tracking app that integrates seamlessly with the Azumio scale. Open Argus, step on the Azumio scale, wait a few seconds, and detailed measurements are transferred into the app. I also use Argus to track all of my food intake, exercise, macro balance, and calories burned. The food database isn't always 100% accurate, but otherwise the Argus app really kills it for me. Highly recommended!

I love the seemless way the argus app pairs with the scale to have weight, bmi, and other measurements. I have had this scale for 4 months and I think it's a keeper.

It lasted a year and then broke but other than that it works great

Accurate, but I still need to figure out how to get all the parameters it promises to measure. So far, only the weight is showing up after I downloaded the app. It is supposed to measure body fat percentage as well as water, bone mass, BMI, etc., but it doesn't show in the screen of my iPhone. The scale doesn't come with written instructions so you can't follow or troubleshoot.

Couldn’t be happier with the scale. As far as accuracy goes, it seems to always be in sync with the giant professional scale they use at the dialysis clinic.