Review: Digital Smart Wireless Scale

Although I received this product free in exchange for my honest review, all opinions stated here are completely my own.

I love the 1byone Digital smart wireless digital scale. Since my boys have started Speed and Agility training I’ve seen the positive changes in their bodies. Because of this I have decided that it’s time for my husband and I to start working on our health as well as changing our eating habits. One thing that I’ve always hated is getting on a scale for several different reasons. I hated that the several scales I tried were hard to turn on, or  that they would shut off if you didn’t step on them fast enough or even gave an error message if you stepped on too quickly after turning it on. It really got frustrating and then I stumbled across this scale and after reading about it I decided I had to give it a try.

This scale has now become one of my absolute favorite for several different reasons. First of all this scale is awesome in the fact that it doesn’t just tell you a number on the scale for your weight, it helps you track your body fat, water and muscle mass which are all important factors in getting and staying healthy. Also there is an app you can download to your phone and use Bluetooth to pair your phone and scale together to help you keep track of your daily progress. Seriously that has to be the best thing ever.

The other nice thing about this scale is you can just step on and it goes to work, no tapping and waiting for it turn on before you step on. This scale is good up to 400 pounds though it is not recommended for pregnant women or people who have pacemakers because of the technology it uses.

This seriously has been my absolute favorite scale by far. I even had to buy my Mom one when she started her weight loss journey because I knew she would love everything she could track with it, and it’s so easy to use. This scale is great for everyone and I would highly recommend getting this if you are looking for a scale that can do more than just tell you what you weigh, even our kids use it to help them track their growth.