GE Smart Scale for Body Fat with BMI Muscle Mass: 5.3-inch Handle Display | 8-Electrode Weight Scale, Full Body Composition Analysis, for Bathroom and Gym, 50+ Metrics, Bluetooth App Sync, Black

8-Electrode Full-Body Precision Analysis: Utilizing advanced 8-electrode segmental BIA technology, this smart scale with body composition analysis delivers a full-body scan, measuring over 50 metrics—including visceral fat, skeletal muscle, muscle mass, and body water—for a comprehensive health overview Ergonomic Handle with 5.3”Color Display for Easy Reading: The innovative body fat scale with handles features a large 5.3-inch color screen on the retractable handle, allowing you to view key readings like weight, BMI, and body fat percentage at a glance—no bending required Smart App for Tracking & Seamless Health Ecosystem Sync: Download the Fit Profile app to track all body composition trends with detailed charts, generate weekly reports, and store unlimited user profiles. Data syncs effortlessly with Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit, Samsung Health, Health Connect and Apple Watch for centralized health management Fast, Stable Measurements for Reliable Trend Tracking: Get consistent and reliable results in just 10-15 seconds. Engineered for precision, this digital bathroom scale ensures stable readings every time, making it a dependable companion for tracking your true progress over days, weeks, and months Extra-Wide Platform & High Capacity for All Users: Featuring a spacious 11.8”x 11.8”non-slip platform, this high-capacity scale accommodates users up to 400 lbs (180 kg). Its wide and sturdy design provides comfort and stability for everyone Important Safety Notice: For safety, this device is not recommended for individuals with pacemakers or other implanted electronic medical devices. Not for use by pregnant women Please Note: The data provided by this product's BIA technology is intended solely for long-term trend tracking and should not be considered equivalent to DEXA or professional medical body composition analysis. Inherent estimation errors may occur