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Wyze Smart Scale S Body Composition Analyzer Expired
$20.40
$28.99
Wyze Labs via Amazon has Wyze Smart Scale S Body Composition Analyzer (White) on sale for $20.38. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $25+.
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Features:
- On Scale: Weight, Body Fat Percentage
- 12 In-App: Weight, Body Fat Percentage, Lean Body Mass, BMI, Muscle Weight, Visceral Fat, Basal Metabolic Rate, Bone Mass, Metabolic Age, Protein, Body Water Percentage, Heart Rate
- Sync with popular fitness apps: Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit
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- This price is $8.61 lower (30% savings) than the list price of $28.99.
- This price matches the last time this scale was a Frontpage Deal.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.7 from over 470 Amazon customer reviews.
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Give Feedback Model: Wyze Smart Scale for Body Weight, Digital Bathroom Scale for Body Fat, BMI, and Weight Loss, Body Composition Analyzer with App sync with Bluetooth, 400 lb, White
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Dang, I needed a gift for my wife.
I find that this scale is just as accurate as any other I've used outside of a Dr.s scale. Certainly good enough to see if my efforts in the long term are working for gains or losses.
The measurements besides #s are going to fluctuate even more of coarse. There is no way any instrument is going to measure what they claim using electrical resistance. It's a guestimate made by an algorithm. But again, this can still provide some insight in the long run.
For the $$$ it's nice enough to be able to track my # automatically over time.
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Dang, I needed a gift for my wife.
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Point is to just use the same scale and track trends.
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I find that this scale is just as accurate as any other I've used outside of a Dr.s scale. Certainly good enough to see if my efforts in the long term are working for gains or losses.
The measurements besides #s are going to fluctuate even more of coarse. There is no way any instrument is going to measure what they claim using electrical resistance. It's a guestimate made by an algorithm. But again, this can still provide some insight in the long run.
For the $$$ it's nice enough to be able to track my # automatically over time.
A number of years ago I got a basic white digital scale with big red numbers at Walgreens. I've tested it before going to the doctor year after year. Same clothes etc within 30 minutes of dr office weigh in (the only one that really matters. Right?). It has been spot on (to the .2 lbs).