Review on 📱 WONGKUO Bluetooth Digital Bathroom Weight Scale with Body Fat Scale, BMI, and Health Composition Monitor - Smartphone APP Included by Angelica Boiter

You can feel heat/burn from the sensors on your feet when you stand on the scale and it's on. The scale simply switches from standard kilograms to pounds; but the application is a bit painful. The instructions above say it's Bluetooth, but it's not Bluetooth. This is based on GPS location. You must enable GPS location to sync the app, not Bluetooth. It also took a few tries for the scale to finally detect location using GPS compared to a real Bluetooth pairing scale. pound who knows] The app won't accept my Yahoo email. So if your email address isn't recognized as a "valid email address" then it's likely that their app isn't accepting your valid email address as a valid email address - try it using Gmail instead. Statistics; although I doubt the accuracy of the breakdown between pounds of fat, pounds of muscle, pounds of protein and pounds of water, which are pretty much the same. Each of these numbers combined with skeletal pounds roughly equals my total weight - obviously not the sum of these numbers [fat, muscle, protein, water plus skeleton]. To view the "24" indicators, click "Physical Fitness". Report. The default messages [when you click the cursor to the left of each statistic are funny. It is also recommended that the developer use "Sure" instead of "Done/Done" to confirm input; hilarious One of the questions the app asks you when setting it up is your goal weight. You'd think a fitness app would use this in this fitness report, but it tells me my ideal weight is 110 pounds - MUCH less than what I chose for my goal weight, and obviously not my idea of ideal weight. The app also shows that my body fat percentage is over 40%, but the app tells me to eat more nutrients. If you google the percentage of subcutaneous fat, the normal range is 20-35% of normal and a maximum of 31% of total fat, but still. Is the app telling me to eat more? #Fail