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Wyze Bluetooth Smart Scale BodyScan w/ Handle 400-lbs Capacity

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Wyze Labs via Amazon has Wyze BodyScan Smart Scale w/ Handle, 44-Metric Body Composition & 400-Lb Capacity on sale for $79.98 - $13.50 when you apply promo code FM2B9PVW at checkout = $66.48. Shipping is free.

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Available Colors: Features:
  • 8-electrode segmental analysis via built-in handle — measures arms, legs, and torso separately
  • 44 body composition metrics in the Wyze app; no subscription required
  • Displays 7 key metrics on scale: weight trends, body fat %, BMI, muscle mass, bone mass %, body water %, and protein
  • Auto-recognizes up to 8 app users; supports guest measurements
  • Syncs via Bluetooth to Apple Health, Health Connect, and Fitbit
  • Baby/Pet/Luggage mode for weighing infants, pets, or bags
  • Data sharing with family members or chosen contacts

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Wyze Labs via Amazon has Wyze BodyScan Smart Scale w/ Handle, 44-Metric Body Composition & 400-Lb Capacity on sale for $79.98 - $13.50 when you apply promo code FM2B9PVW at checkout = $66.48. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.

Available Colors: Features:
  • 8-electrode segmental analysis via built-in handle — measures arms, legs, and torso separately
  • 44 body composition metrics in the Wyze app; no subscription required
  • Displays 7 key metrics on scale: weight trends, body fat %, BMI, muscle mass, bone mass %, body water %, and protein
  • Auto-recognizes up to 8 app users; supports guest measurements
  • Syncs via Bluetooth to Apple Health, Health Connect, and Fitbit
  • Baby/Pet/Luggage mode for weighing infants, pets, or bags
  • Data sharing with family members or chosen contacts

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fwiw, I purchased this after getting a dexa scan because I was curious how it would compare to my current wyze scale ultra. this body scan version and my wyze scale ultra showed the same exact body fat % results (which is good). however, both report 5% less body fat percentage that what my dexa scan showed.
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That article regretfully is gaslighting. I found and posted it on SD before - but since i got GE scale - i tried myself and can share the "socks test" is wrong - scale absolutely does not pretend to measure body fat when wearing socks (and could not measure resistance) - it only shows weight. And if that is wrong, i don't see why should trust the rest of the writing.

I got 3 8-electrode scales next to me now - FitIndex, GE and Arboleaf - all are consistent in their measurements (i.e. repeatability) but the GE is the one that shows fat% closest to my DEXA scan. Arboleaf and GE seem to come from the same factory (even model names are similar, CS10E and CS10H) - and FitIndex is not far removed either (cousin, at most). But their apps show slightly different numbers - i presume they use different tables
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Wyze BodyScan is a feature rich smart scale that tracks weight and body composition, with the WiFi version standing out for easier syncing and remote charting. The scale can store readings until your phone comes back into range, and it can export data by email. Several comparisons found weight readings spot on, while body fat and muscle estimates were often close to DEXA but sometimes off by a few percentage points. The Bluetooth only model is less convenient, and Wyze scales have a reputation for battery churn and uneven long term software support.

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Oct 7, 2026 7:07 PM
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Quote from breeks View quoted comment :
Probably better than the CS10H, which appears to just calculate body fat % from BMI based on a formula: https://aiandtractors.com/ge-cs10...at-formula
That article regretfully is gaslighting. I found and posted it on SD before - but since i got GE scale - i tried myself and can share the "socks test" is wrong - scale absolutely does not pretend to measure body fat when wearing socks (and could not measure resistance) - it only shows weight. And if that is wrong, i don't see why should trust the rest of the writing.

I got 3 8-electrode scales next to me now - FitIndex, GE and Arboleaf - all are consistent in their measurements (i.e. repeatability) but the GE is the one that shows fat% closest to my DEXA scan. Arboleaf and GE seem to come from the same factory (even model names are similar, CS10E and CS10H) - and FitIndex is not far removed either (cousin, at most). But their apps show slightly different numbers - i presume they use different tables
Last edited by EnTerr October 7, 2026 at 09:07 PM.
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Oct 8, 2026 2:58 AM
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Quote from EnTerr View quoted comment :
That article regretfully is gaslighting. I found and posted it on SD before - but since i got GE scale - i tried myself and can share the "socks test" is wrong - scale absolutely does not pretend to measure body fat when wearing socks (and could not measure resistance) - it only shows weight. And if that is wrong, i don't see why should trust the rest of the writing.

I got 3 8-electrode scales next to me now - FitIndex, GE and Arboleaf - all are consistent in their measurements (i.e. repeatability) but the GE is the one that shows fat% closest to DEXA scan. Arboleaf and GE seem to come from the same factory (even model names are similar, CS10E and CS10H) - and FitIndex is not far removed either (cousin, at most). But their apps show slightly different numbers - i presume they use different tables
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Oct 8, 2026 1:23 PM
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Popman6Oct 8, 2026 1:23 PM
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Looks to be $80 now.
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Nov 3, 2026 5:19 PM
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EnikeNov 3, 2026 5:19 PM
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Quote from maddscientist98 View quoted comment :
Have one of the older ones. Fantastic if you like changing batteries every single time you want to weigh yourself. Otherwise, I'd take a pass on this one.
That is solved by power saver mode since you don't need the scale to be constantly connecting to your phone or wifi. You only need it to communicate when you're weighing. Problem solved.
Nov 3, 2026 5:31 PM
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userXXXNov 3, 2026 5:31 PM
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Quote from masterchibi View quoted comment :
fwiw, I purchased this after getting a dexa scan because I was curious how it would compare to my current wyze scale ultra. this body scan version and my wyze scale ultra showed the same exact body fat % results (which is good). however, both report 5% less body fat percentage that what my dexa scan showed.
Home scales often underreport body fat percentage compared to actual DEXA scans. It's a known thing that DEXA scan companies warn you about.
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FairSparrow804Nov 3, 2026 6:03 PM
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400lbs!!
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Quote from craigs4sale11 View quoted comment :
I have the old wyze scale and like it. Is this worth the upgrade. We can still keen the old in the spare bathroom so it wouldn't be discarded
I have an old (5years or so) Wyze scale and bought this one to test. For me, the body fat% readings were the same, weight was the same, etc. so I returned this one. My old wyze is still good enough for me.
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Nov 3, 2026 8:15 PM
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jpk01Nov 3, 2026 8:15 PM
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I have an older Wyze scale that is supposed to measure body fat, etc. but it NEVER works for either me or my wife. We've tried everything but it just doesn't do that anymore. It will read our weights, but that's about it. Google also stopped using fitbit for syncing data so the scale just stopped syncing for us, with no updated integration expected from Wyze.

Essentially we paid a bunch of money for a scale that just reads our weight and nothing else.

Wyze is a strange company that seems like it has some cool products. Then when you get one you start to realize they really made the minimal effort necessary for the features they claim to have. It's not a great company.
Nov 4, 2026 12:09 AM
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Ducman69Nov 4, 2026 12:09 AM
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Quote from dude6156 View quoted comment :
Is this any better than the GE scale?
I bought both, returning the GE scale.

The Wyze was still off from my DEXA scans, but only by about 2% too low. So I just take that reading and add 2% and otherwise it was good at estimating where my body fat was, which matched the DEXA scans pretty well.
Nov 4, 2026 6:05 AM
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FinalVibesFNov 4, 2026 6:05 AM
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Quote from masterchibi View quoted comment :
fwiw, I purchased this after getting a dexa scan because I was curious how it would compare to my current wyze scale ultra. this body scan version and my wyze scale ultra showed the same exact body fat % results (which is good). however, both report 5% less body fat percentage that what my dexa scan showed.
Oh crap I have the scale ultra. I guess I'm fatter than what I thought...
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AnotherDealHunterNov 4, 2026 7:12 AM
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Quote from masterchibi View quoted comment :
fwiw, I purchased this after getting a dexa scan because I was curious how it would compare to my current wyze scale ultra. this body scan version and my wyze scale ultra showed the same exact body fat % results (which is good). however, both report 5% less body fat percentage that what my dexa scan showed.
How did this one compared to the wyze scale ultra (I currently have one). Do you get more data or more accuracy in certain metrics apart from body fat %?
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Nov 4, 2026 1:11 PM
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Nov 4, 2026 1:11 PM
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Quote from masterchibi View quoted comment :
fwiw, I purchased this after getting a dexa scan because I was curious how it would compare to my current wyze scale ultra. this body scan version and my wyze scale ultra showed the same exact body fat % results (which is good). however, both report 5% less body fat percentage that what my dexa scan showed.
By chance do you have your body type set to "athletic"? Many scales have an option to adjust the logic to supposedly be more accurate if you are a highly fit really low body fat athlete. That setting will show a lower body fat percentage. Most of us should be using the "normal" setting as we're not elite athletes, no matter what we tell ourselves.

My scale tends to run about 1% higher than that DEXA scans I've had.
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Quote from jpk01 View quoted comment :
I have an older Wyze scale that is supposed to measure body fat, etc. but it NEVER works for either me or my wife. We've tried everything but it just doesn't do that anymore. It will read our weights, but that's about it. Google also stopped using fitbit for syncing data so the scale just stopped syncing for us, with no updated integration expected from Wyze. Essentially we paid a bunch of money for a scale that just reads our weight and nothing else.Wyze is a strange company that seems like it has some cool products. Then when you get one you start to realize they really made the minimal effort necessary for the features they claim to have. It's not a great company.
Wyze also randomly abandons their products within a couple years. They have a ton of random products and it's a crap shoot as to if they work together.

Never buy a wyze product and assume they will fix any software issues a device has, or that your device will be supported for more than a couple years.

I've had over a dozen wyze cams and half a dozen other random devices from them over the last decade. Some of them are great, some are total duds.

This seems neat, but also seems like the sort of thing that wyze would release a buggy mess and never fix.

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Nov 4, 2026 2:42 PM
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VasloNov 4, 2026 2:42 PM
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Take this one over Withings after their recent nonsense to stop you from syncing you phone to the scale with paying a $99 yearly fee.

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