Scales for Body Weight, Digital Bathroom Scales with Wi-Fi Fitness Tracking, Intelligent Analysis, 3D Virtual Body, Bluetooth Scale with Emojis, 16 Measurements, Heart Rate, BMI, Smart Scale P3

I wasn’t expecting to be this impressed by a bathroom scale, but the Eufy Smart Scale P3 is genuinely brilliant. It feels solid and well-made straight out of the box, and once you step on it, it syncs to the app in seconds without you having to do anything fancy. The display is clear, bright and easy to read even first thing in the morning when you’re barely awake. What makes it stand out is the amount of health data it gives you. It tracks far more than just weight, and seeing the trends over a few weeks is really motivating. The app itself is simple to use and actually makes sense – no clutter, no confusing menus, just your stats laid out cleanly. Syncs perfectly with Apple Health too, which is a bonus. Accuracy seems spot on, and it picks up measurements consistently even if you step on and off a few times. It’s quick as well; no waiting around for numbers to settle. The glass top wipes clean easily and still looks brand new after regular use. Overall, if you want a smart scale that feels premium, delivers proper detail, and works reliably without any fuss, this one’s worth it. I’m genuinely happy with it and would recommend it.

Great scales easy to set and use great product for the price paid. Look great and perfect size

This is great, gives me consistent weight read-outs, connects to an app to track, although I wish it provided longer histories to track progress with dates. You can set up individual profiles for the whole family and it recognises you by weight etc. Really nice set of scales.

Crap scales! They look great with lots of pointless stats but I went on and lost 25kg in one day! The next day I’d put it all back on??? What’s all that about lol !

Pros 1) It arrived safely, tightly sealed in a transparent film and new-working condition. This reassures that I received it new and wasn't tampered. I provided Photos with the transparent film on and transparent film off when I removed it. This is good to know. If you buying for self or gift for others. 2) I weighed myself. I would say there is a 2-5% accuracy margin difference on my weight. For example, I am around 200lbs. It would say I am around 203.9 - 204.5lbs. This is not a major concern, as my weight is variable and fluctuates around this because body water retention and food in my system. I weigh myself a few - several times in a day to give me a statistical sample size to get an average rather than 1 figure as a baseline. I don't take any scales anywhere to be 100% perfect. As long it is near 98-99% accurate, I am satisified. If I wanted near 99-100% perfect accuracy, I would go to a professional clinic using superior, advanced and expensive equipments for that, doing a lot of tape measurements top to bottom. But I have no use-case or justification to do that yet. 3) Aesthistically, it looks nice. Tempered glass, coloured display and big enough to see. 4) It is packaged nicely and well. 5) There is batteries included for the smart scale. 6) Heart Sensor does work. Apparently you have to enable it. I provided photos on how I enabled it. 7) It is nice that is a little bigger than P2 smart scale. I am a big person, big feet, just nice to have. Otherwise, P2 would be better value of money at this moment in time as it is half the price of P3. The colour and animation display is nice probably for children as a motivator rather than adults who just need hardcore numbers. Cons 1) I bought this at £59.99 when it was on sale price. Happy with the purchase and price reduction but to be honest, I never spent such amount on a scale. To me, my own health is important so on that note, I can justify it if I make the most of this on value of money. The biggest justifcation is commited to getting back into shape so the use of this will be frequent and I bought this primarily as a "motivator" to set myself goals or targets each week, month, challenges or milestones as I progress through my fitness challenge. I recommend that you find your own justification and see if it fits your everyday routine or goals. 2) There is a few things for any new or potential buyers interested in this. This is my first smart scale and as any buyer, we read reviews sometimes. For me, the most important thing to consider is, where are you going to put your smart scale. Apparently it uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for connectivity if you are using the app. To me, Wi-Fi is important connectivity to this smart scale because if this smart scale doesn't connect to Wi-Fi, the app you opened up on your phone won't simulatenously sync as you're measuring yourself. I prefer to look at the app as I measure myself because there is more metrics and easier to see extra details. It is one important thing to consider because I have some bad wifi-signal spots in my home and I have to move the scale elsewhere. 3) The biggest weakness or bad user experience or practicality of this smart scale is ---> multiple user profile. When you have successfully weighed and measured yourself. When you add an extra member, and ask them to weigh themselves so the app can also store their profile. Unfortunately the smart scale consistently OVERRIDES my profile weight and measurement. Basically, the smart scale isn't smart enough to know who is who. If Person A is 200lbs and the Person B is 198lbs, it is possible that Person B data overrides Person A data. There is an approach on the smart scale to fix this. As you're weighing yourself, there is an option (FEET ICON) "Tap to Change". Underneath that, there is mutliple profiles YOU NEED to select displayed on the screen. Person A, Person B, Guest. Apparently you have to tap your left feet to move/scroll to the left menu option and right feet to move/scroll to the right menu option. It is not super intuitive, and not user-friendly experience. Definitely see this very confusing to any users and not helpful to elderly people who isn't good with technology. 4) This point is relatively consistent with other reviews by others. I do wonder if other measurements are as accurate or not. I would say overall it seems okay measurement. As long the error margin difference isn't significant or over 10%, I am happy. As I mentioned earlier, I need durable and reliable sensors to give me a baseline and measure if I am losing weight, gaining weight or improving certain aspects throughout the years to come. That is all that matters to me and something I will assess as I continue to use this. Hope this review helps you make your own purchase decision and whether it will help you or not.

Scales are good looking and the WiFi is great, saves you having to bring your phone every time you have a weigh in, recognises different users and sends the data to Fitbit or Apple health BUT Google Fit isn't currently supported despite it saying so in the sales blurb. I contacted customer support and they told me Google had a new "policy" and they were not now complying so Google Fit doesn't allow their app access. I suspect it's a privacy thing. Eufy say they are on the case but if Google Fit is for you then buy something else for now. If you have a Samsung Galaxy watch and want to use Samsung Health integration, forget it, they don't have it and, as for Health Connect.......you've got it, non existent. These guys need to step up to the mark on the integration front, even the Chinese ODMs you have never heard of have all of these integrations........ Did I mention the screen is too small to read if you, like me, need reading glasses? No? Well it's true. 3.5" is tiny these days, many of the competitor scales are 5"+. The app is OK but not as good as the Fitdays app plenty of the other scales offer. Scales are accurate for weight at least, but as for the rest of the metrics? Who knows? They are derived from calculations and algorithms and vary from manufacturer to manufacturer but if you keep to the sames scales then I guess you will see the difference over time and the change is important not necessarily the absolute values. Best thing is the synch for different users via WiFi not Bluetooth......

I’ve tried a few sets of smart scales recently and these have been the best, offering a number of variables about your weight and body composition, as well as a really good app. I’d have given them 5 stars but I can’t get the heart rate feature to work despite following the instructions, and standing on the scales until they turn themselves off! I get my heart rate on my watch tho, so I can live without it on the scales. It’s a shame there’s no option for 4 1/2 stars or I’d have given them that. The display is large, vibrant and displays the various statistics over a number of screens. You can set the scales up for multiple people plus guests, and they’re a good size, my size 13 feet fit fine on them. The smartphone app is particularly good, allowing you to read all the info the scales display as well as set goals, see your historical data and graphs showing your progress. What’s particularly novel is that the app displays a virtual avatar of you, whose measurements you can set - I have a smart tape measure so the avatar reflects my actual stats. I warn you tho, if you’re carrying extra timber like I am, you might not be thrilled at the chubby virtual you seen on screen! Once I got over my virtual size, the avatar actually convinced me to get to work slimming down, and I’m sure being able to see it reflected by my virtual self will provide constant motivation to keep trying to rid the surplus pounds until I reach my target weight. These are not the cheapest smart scales around, but out of all of the ones I’ve tried these are the best, especially given the quality app, and they’re worth the investment if you’re getting serious about muscling up or slimming down. Two thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻

This was a required purchase after my Withings health scales gave up on me. I was planning on getting the P2 but then saw the new P3 was released so hung on for stock. This scale is very slick and great to look at. The colour screen is impressive. They measure lots of metrics and and seemlessly transfers them over Wi-Fi so they are available to view on the app. As a cardiologist that likes to keep fit I love the ability to see the fruits of my labour or be reminded that I need to get back on the treadmill. The interface is easy but the graphs displayed on the scale after weighing are a bit unnecessary for most measures as they flash by so quickly it’s hard to work out what they mean. The app is great however and handy for review on the phone later. The internet connection seems solid. Already the family are using them and we can all see our data in 1 handy place. I can’t comment on battery life yet as it’s too soon but if my Withings is anything to go by then it will be a little while before it needs new batteries. I am however slightly disappointed that the worlds largest charging brand don’t have a rechargeable version but I guess this may extend the life. Overall I’m very happy given the cost is a fraction of the equivalent Withings scale and in my view this betters their previous generations scales and whilst I can’t comment on the current gen of Withings scales, the P3 however will take some beating.

Accurate scale, great app

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Very good , same as described, very fast shipping

It is a very good and value-for-money scale option for tracking and recording your body weight parameters

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