GE Smart Scale for Body Weight: 8-Electrode Digital Bathroom Scale for Weight Fat BMI Muscle Mass Full Body Composition Analyzer 50 Measurements Bluetooth Highly Accurate Weighing Machine 400lb Black

Performance: This scale actually works really well. It’s super accurate (at least compared to my old scale), and I like that it shows more than just weight. It tracks things like body fat, muscle, and BMI, which makes it feel more advanced. Ease of Use: It’s really easy to use. You just step on it and it turns on automatically. The app connects through Bluetooth, and once it’s set up, it tracks everything without you having to do much. Size: The size is perfect. It’s not too big, but still feels sturdy when you stand on it. It fits easily in the bathroom without taking up a lot of space. Noise Level: It’s completely silent, which is nice. No weird sounds or anything—just step on and it works. Ease of Setup: Setting it up was pretty simple. You download the app, connect it, and that’s basically it. It only took a few minutes. Value for Money: For the price, it’s definitely worth it. You get a lot of features that more expensive scales have, like tracking multiple body stats and syncing to your phone.

This a FANTASTIC scale and value. It connects to most of the major apps, Apple Heath, Fitbit, etc. It is easy to use and seems to be fairly accurate. These scales have come a long way in just a handful of years. I am on a 2026 health kick and am doing a lot of weight work. So, while I am definitely losing some weight, I am packing in muscle. It is nice to see that my body fat % is down almost 4% even though my weight loss has plateaued. The app is great and easy to connect to. Simply download the app, get to the pairing section, and tap the scale with your toe to turn it on. It will show right up in the app. Once paired, you will get a ton of information after weighing in. It is overkill for me but I like having the data. Make sure your fingers and thumbs are in the right spots. Also, for best results, do this naked or darn near. For $79, this is a great value and an easy recommendation.

I have several scales at home I decided to try the GE smart scale for more detailed readings, I must say it's a solid choice if you want more than just basic weight tracking. It has very detailed body composition data with 50 different metrics, it just feels more accurate than standard scales. The display is great since it shows basics without needing the app every time, the Fit Profile app is easy to use for tracking progress over time. It’s great for the entire family, you could have multiple profiles and automatic recognition. Overall, a feature-packed, user-friendly scale for anyone serious about monitoring their health.

This scale works well and is fine overall. It seems to perform reliably and accurately, from what I can tell. What I don’t love: 1) the app must be open to record the measurements. Like me, you’ll probably forget this quite a few times. You’ll take your measurement, step off, then notice you didn’t open the app to record them. So you’ll open the app, then return to step 1. This replaced another brand of scale that had some onboard memory so you could open the app at any time later and it would pull In the recorded details. Not this one. Also, the app interface is not great. It’s okay but you can tell it’s not a premium UI design. It’s just another rather clunky interface from the manufacturer of the scale, not GE which just branded this bad boy. Fortunately it reliably exports data to Apple Health so I can see the measurements and trends over there. So, it works but you’re getting what you paid for here. If essential functions and price are the main criteria, it’s pretty great. If design, usefulness of the app, understandability of the graphs and metrics, and convenience are your criteria, I suggest you look elsewhere and probably spend a bit more.

This smart scale is a great option if you want more than just your weight. It’s quite accurate, and the best part is that it provides a wide range of body composition data like body fat, muscle mass, and more, giving you a fuller picture of your health. The Bluetooth connection works smoothly and makes it easy to track your progress through your phone. It also has a modern, sturdy design.

This is my 3rd revision post on this scale . The first 2 reviews I didn’t like the scale at all . But after a few months of use my 3rd review has changed . So after a few months of use I like the scale , the numbers started to make more sense after time . None of these bmi scales are 100% accurate they just give u numbers that over time u can follow and just take note at what is happening and changing and the longer u use the scale the more the numbers will start to make since . At first i didn’t like the scale but now after a few months of use I like the scale . It’s important to set the scale to the right settings at the beginning, it has a regular mode and an athletic mode . If your not athletic do not use this mode cause the readings will be big time different. After a few months I could see the weight loss journey I’m on start to make since and for the cost of this scale I now feel it’s a decent scale for the price . I’m going on almost 3 months of use and the scale has done a decent job at tracking the decline of all my readings including the loss of muscle at first . And me regaining my muscle back with weight training it has done a decent tracking of muscle gained back and all my readings including bmi , visceral fat , skeleton muscle, water weight all starts to look better over time . I’m changing my review to give a better star rating and decent score . Over 2 months going on 3 months I have lost 31.8 pounds and my body mass has lowered and the scale though not fully accurate has done a decent job at giving me numbers that I can follow and take note at the changes over time . A key to using this scale is weigh yourself first thing in the morning and use it weekly not daily and weigh yourself with just underwear on and your numbers will look more accurate. At first I was extremely dehydrated and I thought the scale was off but after time I can see the numbers go up after hydration and can see my water hydration rise . I like the scale now . I will raise the star rating from one to 5 now , my advice is just give it time and the numbers will start to look right but not 100% accurate because none of these scales are accurate but for the cost and the function of app I like it now .

I feel this is a very complete scale. I'm satisfied with the purchase. The screen provides adequate and accurate information. If you want more, you can see it in the app, which is also very intuitive. I recommend this product; it seems to be of good quality and durable.

I have only been using these scales for a month so this review is all short term. The first thing I noted was that the depth of the 134-year-old GE brand shows up in attention to detail. (I understand modern manufacturing but a company's engineers still define quality and human factors.) The weight and body composition analysis system moves its key metrics into the iPhone Health App if you give the App permission. If you don't want to use your smartphone, the accompanying GE App is stable, thoughtfully designed, and will produce a detailed PDF for your files. The body composition metrics produced by the system appear to correlate well with my independent measurements although I have not yet scheduled a DEXA which will help me assess the bone mass and fat distribution metrics. Even if the actual values turn out to be off a little, the test/retest reliability is high so you can use the scales for trend analysis with confidence. One feature to be aware of is that the history is stored in the GE App and not in the memory of the scales per se. Your smartphone' health App will access your history from the GE App, not the scales. I have purchased several previous generations of body composition scales. The most recent was an Omron but its body composition features stopped working after a year. I'll post again after I have been using this scale for awhile

had this GE Fit Plus Smart Body Fat Scale in my routine for a while, and it does a good job of giving a broader picture of overall health—not just weight. It tracks multiple metrics like body fat, muscle mass, BMI, and bone mass, then automatically sends everything to the Fit Profile app through Bluetooth. The app itself is straightforward and connects easily with platforms like Fitbit, Google Fit, and Apple Health, so keeping track of changes over time feels effortless. One thing I appreciate is the display—it’s large, bright, and easy to read at a glance, showing more than just your weight so you don’t always have to open the app. It also turns on as soon as you step on and quickly recognizes different users, which is helpful if more than one person is using it. A small drawback is that this version relies on AAA batteries instead of being rechargeable, which might not be ideal for everyone. That said, it handles up to 400 lbs and gives very precise readings down to 0.1 lb, which adds to its overall reliability.

I'm thoroughly impressed with this smart scale, it's been a game changer for my fitness journey. The double frequency and segmental technology provides incredibly accurate readings, breaking down my body composition into five sections. I love how it tracks 27 different metrics, including weight, BMI, body fat, and muscle mass. The LED display shows 7 key metrics, making it easy to monitor my progress. The accompanying app is user-friendly and allows me to track my changes over time. I've also appreciated the unlimited user profiles, perfect for my family to use together. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich smart scale.

I have no idea how this works but it is super cool. The app is free that you can download. It gives you percentages such as body fat and connects right to your phone. Easy to use and easy to set up. Think of it as a fancy scale that gives you more details

The scale works great and is relatively accurate (weight is close to that measured at the doctor’s office) while being very precise (no changes at all between weighs). It is a bit finicky to get the extra metrics to scan, you have to hold the handle in a precise manner, but apart from that I have no issues after a month of use. It’s pricier than some other similar options on Amazon, but from what I’ve seen the software and support for this scale is much better.

Easy to set up and use. It gives details on the body composition balance, using the handheld piece. Both the app UI and the display are easy to read and nice. The app outputs visually appealing PDFs, which are nice to share with other people or for professionals to share with their clients. The app is also compatible with Apple Fit, Google Fit, Apple Watch, etc. The measuring seems to be accurate (or at least reasonable).