Review on WiFi-Enabled Greater Goods Digital Body Composition Scale for Android and iPhone – Calculates Weight, BMI, Body Fat, Muscle Mass, Water Weight – Designed in St. Louis (White) by Tutcht Cobb

I think this scale is adequate but nothing special. I'm getting conflicting readings when I move the scale just a few inches on a hard surface, and I doubt my body fat is gaining or losing 0.5% a day as it's sometimes advertised. I like that I can use the scale to analyze trends over time and I can check it with the weight on the scale at my gym, but I don't think the percentage of body fat and muscle mass on the T -Level is With WLAN I don't have to have my phone with me. It records information and then sends it to my phone. Setup was a little fiddly as I had to go into my modem and change the 2.4GHz channel width to use both 20MHz and 40MHz instead of the modem's default 40. After that, setup went pretty smoothly and now I don't have to touch any configurations anymore. I'm sure someone with less technical knowledge will be disappointed with this. Since there is no Bluetooth connectivity with this scale, it can only be used as a regular scale if you cannot connect it to Wi-Fi. They have their drawbacks, but I don't think there's anything better. one in the market for consumers. They all use the same technology and this has the benefit of a handy tracking/trending app (used on Android) that automatically sends my weight to Myfitnesspal. with you when you weigh yourself) or Wi-Fi (more complicated setup but you can forget about that part, when you're done you won't need your phone) then choose a brand from one of those recommended on Revain and enjoy the quantification yourself.