Fitindex 8 Electrode Scale

Very nice, I use it daily and app gives me lots of insights, very helpful, works well.

I had a fitindex scale for the last 5 years and mone finally died. I replaced it with this one, with the extra hand held bmi reader, and the results at first refused to ready any body fat, the connection seemed to not be able to read fat, and kept sayong there were no body fat readings, and now the results have come back totally skewed once it finally did connect and get a reading through. These images that the app now includes, says that I have high muscle in my upper body and low muscle in my lower body. I live inside my body, regularly have to depend on my level of strength, and I can attest that I have VERY LOW upper body muscle/strength vs my lower body. My legs and core have always been the strongest part of me, even before I had spinal fusion surgeries that severed muscles in my back and upper body, further enforcing my opinion that this scale is reading inaccurately. Idk if fitindex is just 100% garbage quality now or what. I have already set up the return for it. But I will give it a few more weigh ins to see if the data shifts at all. The basic fitindex scaled without the handheld bmi reader is the one I had for years. I do not know if the new version of the basic is as good as my old one was, but if this new fancier version w handle doesn't straighten up, I will be trying the basic version again. and then if that does not measure up to the old models ability, I will be getting a new brand entirely. Good luck to you on your health journey.

I bought this scale because I wanted a better estimate of my body fat and also wanted something that pairs with my fitbit. 1) Scale syncs seamlessly with my fitbit app 2) I believe the scale is providing a better estimate of my body fat percentage. With my previous scale, which only had electrodes for my feet, the current was mostly just passing through my legs. However, most of my fat is in my abdomen. With my old scale, I was getting 12-13% body fat, whereas with the FITINDEX I'm getting 17%, which I feel is more consistent with my overall appearance (fit but not athletic). Now I am better equipped to track my progress.

I bought this scale because I went on a health kick. Initially the weight was flying off me with the lifestyle changes I was making. Eventually that slowed down a bit and my journey didn’t seem as “exciting”. I was still doing the right things but the progress wasn’t as dramatic as when I first started. So I picked up this scale and started weighing myself pretty much daily. After a few months, while my weight was no longer dropping as quick, I could see on the graphs provided by this scale that I was indeed making big strides in other categories like muscle mass, and fat loss. Not sure how totally accurate the measurements are but by watching the graphs over a good period of time, I can see them all moving in the right direction. My motivation is back baby! Just purchased another one for my sister.

I purchased this scale in June of 2024, shortly after I started a campaign to lose quite a bit of weight. While I didn't expect the numbers to be completely accurate, I did expect them to be somewhat reasonable. I can attest that the weight seems to be correct, but one of the biggest things that I wanted to know about was my visceral fat level. Since this is the fact that surrounds your organs, it is an extremely important number in terms of health and longevity. A few months ago, June or July 2025 I had a DEXA scan done. my visceral fat is 1.28 pounds. This scale says that my visceral fat is an 11. It doesn't give it in pounds, it's kind of a composite number that actually doesn't mean much especially when it's registering my visceral fat level as high. When in actuality my visceral fat is quite low. due to this and other factors it's giving my metabolic age as 60 years old, when that is absolutely not true. If I had known how incredibly off and wrong the visceral fat and almost every other number that this scale gives is also wrong, I would not have spent the money on it. I could've gotten a much simpler scale that just gave me an accurate weight reading, and saved months of worry that things were not changing in the desired direction except for my weight. It does give a correct BMI but that's because I've programmed my height and age into my profile on the app. And since BMI is an antiquated and inaccurate way to gauge somebody's overall health it really doesn't matter much. I would absolutely not purchase this scale again, and I do *not* recommend it.

This will be long. So excited to get scale. Not so much now. My original scale and the one at the gym I work out at clock me in between 146/147. This scale however clocks me in at 152.6, today at 151.0 I bought this to track my body composition today it says I've lost some bodyfat and muscle mass. Please I hope the muscle mass is wrong I've been lifting weights like crazy. The scale give you measurements of your body girth. This needs to be fixed the measurements are off it claims my neck is 15"..... it is 13" my waist isn't pretty and your measurements say it's even bigger .....so 😔 . I'm trying desperately to reach customer service because the sticker on weigh platform say to calibrate before using but gives to instructions on how to do it. Website doesn't have manual for this scale model and the small manual shipped tell you to go to website for 😣 Edit: Have yet to hear from manufacturer 12/26 Edit: manufacturer responded, calibrated scale and it's weighing properly 👍 most measurements fall within the ones I pull from the measure tape....except neck and waist still. Weird but I'll live with it.

This is a great product and it give you exact information. I hope it helps me on my weight loss journey

Ignore all these rave reviews, people have no idea what's wrong here. If you keep your body at the same weight and composition (muscle/fat ratios, etc.), this will work for you. If you are trying to see progress in positive changes you are making, do NOT bother with this scale, it will NOT show actual changes in body composition. Ever. This uses a machine-learning prediction model instead of raw BIA scans. It uses the INTIAL impedance scan of your body and simply changes all of the metrics based on changes in your weight. It does NOT do a fresh, ACTUAL scan of your body. So, if you were on an aggressive weight-training program for 6 months and ACTUALLY changed your muscle/fat ratios, this piece of junk will never indicate any change in those stats. Ever. If you were 192.3 pounds on the day you created your profile and you were obese and out of shape, then completely changed your body to high muscle/low fat but happened to weigh 192.3 at that point, the metrics Fitindex would show would be IDENTICAL to the original ones. EXACTLY the same. ALL metrics. You need to find a scale that does a fresh multi-path impedance reading each session. This model is worthless (unless your body comp never changes).