Review on 📱 REDOVER-Bluetooth Body Fat Scale: Track Weight, Fat, Muscle Mass, and More with Smartphone App by Abunsefer Chongbang

I already had 2 fat scales before I bought these from REDOVER, but the first 2 just didn't work. The first is an older model from Tanita that used to be fine but is outdated and has no way to track measurements with the app. The second from Vitagoods had a basic tracking app but unfortunately it was discontinued. And since both scales show different body weights, I have no idea which one is accurate. After some research I ordered this REDOVER model as I liked all the measurements it collects, it has an up to date application that mostly has good reviews, looks pretty sharp and was pretty cheap. Setup was easy after scanning a QR code and downloading the free Feelfit app from the Apple App Store. Upon adding the app recognized the scale instantly and I didn't have to mess with any Bluetooth settings on the phone, after adding some personal info to the app I was ready to go. When I first stepped on the scale, I got conflicting readings. with my body weight and thought, well, it looks like it's coming back. I then got back on the scale and got the true reading which matched the weight on my Vitagoods scale. I weighed several more times and the weights displayed were the same. Note. Only your weight is displayed on the scale, other measurements are available in the application. I then opened the app that was on my phone in the other room and several weigh-ins immediately appeared. The app asked which one was mine and as soon as I clicked on one of them, the rest of the body measurements appeared. + Bone Mass + Protein + Metabolic Age When you open the app and you are in the scales area, the app collects all the information about the store. Bluetooth on the scale seems to turn on when you step on the scale and turns off after a while. If you wait too long to pair, the app will pair next time you step on the scale and Bluetooth is on. The app metrics were logical and easy to read and understand. By clicking on each reading I was given an explanation of the readings and standards to compare. The Feelfit app also has a tracking tab that allows you to track each of these individual measurements over a period of time (week, month, year), showing numerical readings and a line graph. The Feelfit app also works seamlessly with Apple Health so that measurements are automatically displayed without the need for manual entry. So far I am very satisfied with the REDOVER body fat scale and the associated Feelfit app. It's very convenient to just step on the scale to get your measurements without having to press any buttons or try to memorize them later to add to my fitness apps. I've added two screenshots of Feelfit below. You have to scroll down the app to see all 13 measurements collected, so the first image only shows the 6 most important measurements displayed on the main screen of the app. The second screenshot shows one of the 13 measurements that can be tracked in the week view.