I don’t remember where my smart scales came from. They have been with me for quite a while.
However, I did find some options you might like from cheap to good enough without breaking the bank. I’m starting with the cheapest and working upwards.
These scales are highly rated (if you trust Amazon ratings) and sit at the cheaper end of things. You should get change from a tenner for them.
At £8.99, these scales will tell you how heavy you are and that is about it.
We are still in the change from a tenner with these scales I just think they look a whole lot nicer. Again highly recommended by Amazon reviews.
Like the bright green thing, these scales tell you your weight. That is all.
Now we move on to the smart scales. This unit is a few quid above a tenner. For that extra money, you get a whole bunch of stats and an app that looks pretty similar to the one I use.
The scales connect to your phone via Bluetooth. Your phone (with the app) then gives you all the data. You can track data and connect to Google fitness.
For a quid (£12.99) more than the last model, you get pretty much the same deal but in white.
The scales connect to your phone via Bluetooth. Your phone (with the app) then gives you all the data. You can track data and connect to Google fitness.
This last one is included just to make you go “wait, what?” Clocking in at £500 these appear to do the same as the affordable models.
What’s the difference? They say “high precision” in the description.
There are no reviews. Probably because this device is so overpriced no one wanted it.
