The eufy Smart Scale C1 Review!
Last year I was fortunate enough to win an awesome prize from an Anker contest that allowed me to get the eufy Smart Scale C1 and the Soundcore Life 2 headphones (which I’ll be reviewing soon). Long story short, life got crazy busy around the holidays, I have 4 kids (some with special needs), and a schedule that hasn’t allowed me to rest much. I am now taking some much needed time to write up my reviews from these products after about 2 months of use. So, please allow me a moment to apologize for slacking and not getting all these reviews in sooner!
Let me start off by saying that this scale is awesome! I have no real way to compare my BMI, body fat, water weight, muscle mass, bone mass, BMR, body fat mass, bone mass, or muscle mass, but it’s had very consistent readings as I’ve watched my weight slowly increase over the last 2 months. It’s a scale and there really isn’t too much to report on other than the fact that I’d totally recommend this to anyone looking for a new scale. The price is right and it gives you so much information about your overall body health. It retails on eufylife.com and Amazon for $30 for the black model and $33 for the white one. Here’s the link to the product page: https://www.eufylife.com/products/variant/smart-scale-c1/T9146011
The app is very helpful and super fast to respond. One of my favorite features is the detailed report of your weigh-in and the handy guide that gives a brief explanation about what “Bone Mass %” is, how it’s calculated, and where you fall on the scale of Low, Normal, or High.
It’s nice to be able to track trends over the course of your recorded weigh-ins. It also has a nice feature to let you add other users to the app, so multiple people can track their weight. I was worried that this might mess up my readings, but if the weight increases or decreases by too much, you’ll get a notification saying that this reading is too high or too low for your profile and you can opt out of registering it with the app. For example, we have a puppy now. I wanted to see how much he’s grown over the last few weeks, so I stepped on the scale, got my weight first, and then grabbed him to weigh myself with him. My weight went up by 9 pounds and the scale knew that couldn’t be right for me. This feature makes it pretty fail-proof when trying to keep track of yourself and not someone else.
The design of the Smart Scale C1 is really sleek and clean. It has a very easy-to-read and bright display and connects almost instantly to your smartphone as long as the app is loaded and bluetooth is already on. Setup took a matter of seconds and it’s still going strong on its first set of 3 AAA batteries.
I’ve attached several screenshots below so you can see exactly how the app works and what it shows.
So, have any of you also tried this scale out? What are your thoughts? Any questions about it or how it functions?
I have been working out and eating better but my cheap scale gives me what seems like inconsistent results…it would be nice to be able to connect that to water weight, etc and see whats really going on.
