Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA
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Eufy Smart Scales P1 sold by AnkerDirect FBA

£19.99
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  • HOLISTIC HEALTH INSIGHTS: The eufy Smart Scale P1 is a health monitoring device that instantly delivers 14 essential health metrics, including Weight, Body Fat, BMI, Bone Mass, Muscle Mass, and more. With its intuitive design and seamless app connectivity, it simplifies the process of tracking weight and other health parameters for multiple users.
  • SYNC WITH 3RD-PARTY APPS: This scale seamlessly integrates with renowned health apps such as Apple Health, Google Fit, and Fitbit. It allows you to monitor your health progress over time and provides a comprehensive view of your health status.
  • PRECISION-DRIVEN SENSORS: The eufy Smart Scale P1 comes equipped with dual pairs of ultra-sensitive G-shaped sensors that ensure accurate readings. This superior accuracy sets it apart from other scales, making it a trusted tool for consistent health measurements.
  • FAMILY-FRIENDLY HEALTH TRACKING: This wireless digital scale is a family-oriented device. It can monitor health trends for up to 16 users from a single account, making it an ideal tool for family health tracking. Its large LED display is easily readable for all ages, and it supports multiple phone pairings, offering convenience for every family member.
  • WHAT YOU GET: Along with the Smart Scale P1, you also receive three AAA batteries, a Quick Start Guide, a User Manual, and our reassuring 15-month warranty.
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  1. cbflazaro's avatar
    Recently bought Eufy scales, tried to sync with Google fit, Google simply told me that Eufy app is banned due to trying to access personal information and isn't on their compatibility list anymore
  2. dickie_engine's avatar
    I’ve got these. Really good, and simple to use with the app. I think some of the body water % and fat % are all a little bit made up, but in terms of tracking weight, it’s really excellent. Good price too.
  3. Kamil_Grządziela's avatar
    Do you need to open app every time you weight or it has built in memory that syncs later on?
    dickie_engine's avatar
    The latter. if you use it after several 'unconnected' measurements, it prompts you that there are unassigned measurements, that you can then claim to your profile.
  4. MUFCristiano's avatar
    I did a lot of research on scales. Don't use digital, if you can help it. Go for a mechanical scale at a budget of £20-30. Salter or another reputable brand.
    Jim99's avatar
    Agreed. I had some really unpredictable results with digital scales a while back and discovered that it could come out with results several LB off from minute to minute, and the more I dug into reviews found many people had similar.

    Analogue does work better for some things, and budget scales are one.
  5. americanonpurpose's avatar
    Had these since the last deal and got to say I love them. Agree with most about fat percentage and water percentage, not really sure how accurate these are for that. But what they do quite nicely is give you a good idea and hold you accountable. The weight is always accurate as I have another set of different brand scales right next to them as reference and they always align. Having a push notification to tell you it's time to weigh yourself and having all the data to hand is brilliant. Received mine March 12th and dropped 12.1lbs since then. Pretty happy with that!
    duckrabbit76's avatar
    👏👏👏
  6. SMILEYSINGH's avatar
    Don't bother. Returned them a few weeks ago. The app asks for a stupid amount of unnecessary permissions. Tried to get around it by using my tablet but app only available on phone.

    Why do my scales need access to make and receive calls? Are they gonna tell me wife I'm the one eating all the biscuits? (edited)
    EliTeAP's avatar
    If there's one place I can go to have a laugh.. it's definitely HUKD

    p.s did you eat them tho? (edited)
  7. TheWateredDragon's avatar
    If you are looking accurate body comp I don't recommend this item. The data it can provide only goes up to your waist then it average from waist upwards based of thousands of other peoples data and provides an average. As we individually hold fat etc in different parts of our bodies this data will be inaccurate for most users.
    FishAndCats's avatar
    There are no scales that would give accurate body comp, technology is simply not there yet. You can look at trends but keep in mind these are all rough estimates.
  8. w0nky's avatar
    Only on HotUKDeals would I buy a new scale and 20 short life Cadburys creme eggs in the same 5 minutes 🤪
  9. terriertom's avatar
    Have got some fifty year old Salter bathroom scales heavy duty British made which measure in stones and pounds and always work perfectly. Don't need any new fangled metric rubbish despite the additional but rarely needed bells and whistles
    dahat's avatar
    Cool story. Can't wait for the next chapter in your exciting 'man buys scales' turn based adventure! (edited)
  10. duckrabbit76's avatar
    I am glad someone else had a good experience of these but I found them to be inconsistant (as in standing on them twice in a row and getting different weights!).
    Lil6ix's avatar
    Standard for digital scales from my exp
  11. drunkenshinobi's avatar
    I don’t find scales very accurate. 🥹
  12. Zek's avatar
    Anyone tried the P2 Pro ?
    TheBigLwinski's avatar
    I’ve had a P2 Pro for quite a while, it’s a nice scale but I’d take all the measurements with a pinch of salt. The Apple health integration is nice to track weight and for it to automatically log against multiple household members without needing to open any apps etc. I did get mine as part of a promotion for free, not sure I’d spend the £50 on it that it was up for when I last looked.
  13. james.pondBzo's avatar
    dodgy link doesn't open, what is digidip??
  14. Android786's avatar
    Does it sync to apple health app?
  15. cycleman's avatar
    Pretty good apart from visceral fat reading which I hope is way out, on my old Renpho scales it’s 6 on these it’s 12
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  16. PaulBatieBak-4b654.34814's avatar
    Duff link 👎🏼
  17. geolykos's avatar
    Paid £90 for the Withings Body Smart not too long ago. Now I feel ripped off…
  18. Crhis's avatar
    Delivery now showing June unfortunately.
  19. Kacper_Czaplinski's avatar
    Had one for a while, was really happy with it until recently it stopped giving any measurements except for the weight and bmi, so whole point of smart scale is gone.
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