InBody Dial H30 Digital Smart Scale - Body Weight, Body Fat Percentage, and Muscle Mass - Fitness Accessory for Men & Women - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and InBody App - FSA/HSA Eligible

After spending over a thousand on scans at a gym, finally got our own and are so happy we did. We can track our progress on our own and both have our own profiles. Easy to connect, lightweight and delivers accurate results!

My wife is a fitness coach and we both compete in powerlifting. Our old scale was pretty inaccurate so pulled the trigger on this one. We love it. The app works great too. And we weigh around the same the scale distinguishes between us every time without error

Requires user account creation using phone number in app to set up scale. Data only available in app. Data cannot be accessed via computer or exported for use on a computer. This is a major deficiency - especially given how expensive the scale is. App does a very poor job at data visualization. Not being able to access data outside of app means it is not possible to combine scale data with data from other sources for a more complete health picture.Do not recommend purchasing.

This gave very inaccurate reading. I weighed myself 3x back to back and the weight was didn’t every time even after calibrating. I don’t understand the athelete mode vs regular mode. When I had it on athelete mode because i workout 6x a week the readings were like 15% off. If they in fact ready true readings there is oils be no need for a different mode. I don’t get it. I returned it the next day! I will say that it seemed well made. It does beep when it’s done reading the composition and my dogs would start barking every time. Maybe that can be shut off though. I ended up buying the Withings. So far so good.

I’m really pleased with this body fat scale and its app. Setup was seamless, and it connected instantly to my Samsung S24 Ultra with zero issues. The app is user-friendly and makes it easy to create individual profiles for each family member, so everyone can track their own stats. The scale makes it convenient to monitor our progress over time. Overall, it's been a reliable, easy-to-use tool for the whole family. Highly recommended for anyone looking to keep a closer eye on their health!

Does what it says it will do. Works well as long as you understand the idiosyncrasies of bioelectric impedance (BEI) body composition analysis. That's also why I dinged it a star, though. They do not give you the ECW numbers to be able to determine how much hydration may be affecting the data on a particular measurement. That said, you've got it there at home, so you can figure out a consistent routine to try and take out the variability. Personally, every week or more, I wake up, get a drink of water and then my morning coffee. Let the coffee do it's job and on my way back from the toilet, use the scale. Should be in about the same state each time that way so the data is more consistent. I have compared with the much more expensive gym unit and the numbers agree well, although I miss the segmental analysis.The app is ... fine? It's slow and does what it does with very little choice for you on how you want to use or look at the data, but it shows it to you and does show the trends over time.

Here are my main issues --The app crashes every time I do the first weight in of the day.-The Apple Watch app does work but shows the wrong weight on the watch after the test-It does not provide all the same metrics as the commercial ones- even ones that other competitors doWhat I do like --The measurements seem accurate or at least consistent.-When I set up the app- it downloaded my measurements from my gym device so I have a long historyUPDATE : After a few more issues with the app crashing and the Watch app not working I chose to return it. I am going to try the Withings body scan scale instead.

Accuracy might not be the best for day to day (maybe) but amazing for overall trend and keeping track. Wish it had a desktop version of the app to look at my data instead of just the phone app.