Homebuds 42st/600lb Digital Bathroom Scales for Body Weight and BMI Via Smart APP, High Accuracy in 0.1lb Assured by Weighing Professional Since 2001, 8mm Tempered Glass, Extra Large LED, Black

We have been using this scale for 6 months now, is great, the bluetooth app helps a lot because you can relax with your head high and not looking down all the time, until you hear a little music (if your phone is with sound) and that means the reading is done! the app will make you a graphic of all the weights you take and you can see your changes.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Very high weight limit. Looks good and very easy to use with the app. Only had it a short while but great so far

Great scales, good for those that are very overweight

It works, my giant self can weigh myself.One downside is if your a big person and have long feet as a result like me, then getting your whole foot on the scale is a job in itself.

Best scales I've owned for weighing my fat ass

Excellent 😁

I can't rate these scales enough. Love your weight goes straight to the app, good quality so worth the money . The display is easy to read with a button to change from llb to kg. Would buy again if needed

I’ve been using the Vitafit Amazing Smart Bathroom Scale for a few weeks now, and overall, it does what it’s supposed to do — with a few minor drawbacks.The good stuff first:The scale has a sleek, modern look, and the large LED display is bright and easy to read, even in low lighting. The non-slip 8mm tempered glass platform feels sturdy and safe, and the large surface area makes it comfortable to stand on. It also supports a high weight limit (42st/300kg), which is great for a wide range of users.The precision seems pretty good. It gives readings down to 0.1lb, and when I tested it multiple times in a row, the numbers stayed fairly consistent. I also like that it turns on quickly when you step on it and shuts off automatically — very convenient.Now for the not-so-great parts:Despite being marketed as a "smart" scale, it doesn’t connect to any app or provide body composition metrics (like body fat %, water %, etc.), which I had initially expected based on the "smart" label. It’s really just a digital weight scale, not a smart health tracker. That’s a bit misleading in my opinion.Also, while the scale is accurate most of the time, I’ve noticed that on certain surfaces, especially uneven flooring, the readings can vary slightly. To be fair, this happens with a lot of digital scales, but it’s still something to keep in mind.Bottom line:This is a good basic scale — it’s stylish, solidly built, and gives reliable weight readings most of the time. Just don’t expect advanced features beyond body weight. For the price, it’s decent value, but if you’re looking for true smart connectivity or more fitness tracking, you might want to consider other options.