Review on 🏋️ InnoHaus ABF220 Silver Body Fat Analyzer Scale: Multi-User Recognition, XL LCD Display by Angie Walker

I have been using this floor scale for over 3 months, it is easy to use and very accurate. To get the full benefit of this scale, you must read the instructions (they are short and to the point). In particular, you need to enter some data (height, gender, age, activity level) on the scale to determine the percentage of fat, water and muscle when weighing. This scale can store profiles for up to 10 users. I find the scale very accurate and even if I weigh again directly after a previous analysis I get exactly the same results. the readings only stay on the screen for about 3 seconds. The analysis starts with your weight, then shows fat, water and finally muscle percentage - in that order. It will then show you the readings again before turning off. Since I have specific workout goals to work towards, I like to write down my readings every time I weigh myself, so I need to write this information down quickly as it only shows on the display panel for a few seconds. Overall, I really like these scales. The screen is large so the numbers are easy to read, but the symbol on the left (which indicates whether it's body fat, water, or muscle) is a little hard to see (if you remember the scale order) . ). analysis - this should not be a long-term problem). I was a little concerned that the stainless steel countertops in my bathroom would look dirty from water splashes, hairspray residue, etc; but the scale can be washed off without much effort and looks like new after cleaning. Finally, when comparing this scale to other models, I found that there are some body composition scales that have Bluetooth functionality and can download your weight and other readings to your cell phone. Although this scale does not offer this feature, it is reliable, easy to use and gives accurate results.