GE Smart Bluetooth Scale With Body Weight, BMI, And Body Fat Monitor For $19.99 From Amazon

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• Instant On-Scale Insights – Step on and instantly see your weight, BMI, and body fat percentage right on the large LED display. Get quick daily body composition tracking without reaching for your phone after initial Bluetooth setup; for fast morning check-ins or busy households
• 13 Body Composition Monitor – This scale uses bio-impedance analysis to measure muscle mass, body water, protein percentage, metabolic age, and others. Track trends over time and stay motivated on your fitness journey
• Accurate Measurement – Automatic calibration. Equipped with four high-precision sensors, the digital scale provides readings in 0.1 lb (0.05 kg) increments with a maximum capacity of 400 lb (180 kg). Please note that measurement results may be affected by floor unevenness, standing posture, and foot contact. For consistent measurements, place the scale on a flat, hard surface and measure while barefoot
• Seamless App Sync – The bath scale syncs measurement data with Apple Health, Google Fit, and Health Connect for access across multiple devices and platforms. Sync supported measurements to the Fit Profile app to review trends over time
• Multi-User Support – The scale supports multiple user profiles with automatic user recognition. Data for each profile is tracked separately in the app, allowing multiple family members to monitor their weight and body composition metrics over time
• Note – Do not use if you have a pacemaker, an internal medical device, or are pregnant
• Please Note – The data provided by this product’s BIA technology is intended solely for long-term trend tracking and should not be considered equivalent to DEXA or professional medical body composition analysis. Inherent estimation errors may occur