Everfit Body Fat Bathroom Scale Weighing Wireless Bluetooth Gym 180KG
$45.00
$67.99
Kicking your fitness goals has just become easier with our Everfit Scale. Equipped with four high-precision sensors, the scale measures 23 unique parameters including weight, BMI, body fat ratio, lean mass, water percentage, muscle mass, bone mass and more, so you can see a complete picture of your health. The scale shows measurements in three units (kg, lb and st-lb) with a weight capacity of 180kg, 400lbs or 28st. The scale has a durable 6mm thick tempered glass platform, and the entire super slim ensemble is only 20mm thick for easy storage and maintenance. To use the scale, just download the Scale Up app onto any iOS or Android phone, open the app and pair the scale to your phone using Bluetooth. The scale will display the results on the large LCD display after each weigh-in and you can store data for up to 99 users. With other great features such as baby scale mode, low power/overload indication and auto on/off, our scale makes keeping track of your health fast and easy.
Features
Android or iOS system via Bluetooth (Bluetooth 4.0)
Measures 23 parameters
Four high precision sensors
6mm thick tempered glass platform
20mm thick slim design
180kg weight capacity
Large LCD display
Baby scale mode
Low power indication
Overload indication
Auto on/off
Specifications:
Platform material: Tempered glass
Capacity: 5kg to 180kg
Division: 100g
Unit: kg/lb/st-lb
Memory: 99+ persons
Power: 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries (not included)
Overall dimensions: 30cm x 30cm x 2.4cm
Colour: Black
Assembly required: No
Number of packages: 1
Package Content
1 x Body fat scale
1 x User manual
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