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These scales were recommended by my daughter. I had previously looked at the popular fitness tracker ones but couldn’t believe the price, This is when these DIKI scales were recommended. I am really pleased that I chose them, they are easy to set up and sinc with my phone with no problem and as a unexpected bonus they link to the fitness tracker software as well. I find them accurate. I would not hesitate to recommend these scales to a friend.

scales good and accurate, easy to set up. would have prefered option of stones /pounds instead of pounds ,kilos, and app good but graphs poor.

I love these scales so much. They arrived well within the stated delivery time and the packaging was great. The scales itself are just brilliant, I downloaded the app from the play store and set it up to sync with my fitbit and my fitnesspal app. I love the fact I stand on this scale and it sends my weight to all my favourite apps automatically. The scales itself does kg or lbs only however it's fine as my fitbit app shows me my weight in stones so everything is covered. I really would reccomend these scales as they also give you lots of different information including body water, bodyfat etc... I've got friends who have spent triple in branded scales but all have said how much info these scales give.. For the price I paid I am so so happy with my purchase. I can't reccomend these scales enough.

Scales themselves are great - as long as you use them on a hard service. And they are only weight scales if you do not download and connect to the recommended application on you Android or iOS device. And this is where it loses stars for me: I am less than impressed with the software that you are expected to use, in that it almost completely refuses to connect with my Android device (to the point where I gave up). It does seem to work better on my iPad, but that is no recompense. And there seems to be little information on how to contact the software developer for support (and, frankly, the mere fct that you might need technical support for some scales is somewhat annoying ...)

I've been using these scales for a week now and they are very power indeed. They get used first thing each day, placed on exactly the same place and the fluctuations in weight measurement is atrocious. This morning I got on the scales and took a measurement, waited five minutes then got back on and there was a 3lb increase. My partner, who has also been using the scales, has experienced similar problems.This variance up and down may not seem a problem on the face of it, but when on a calorie counting diet and the goal is 1-2lb per week, not getting an accurate reading is a problem. Not only can I not get an accurate reading, it is bad for moral.I have two other set's of scales, but I purchased these for the app data recording feature to be used in conjunction with Fitbit and by extension, my Nutracheck account which Fitbit is linked to. If they can't record an accurate bodily reading, then they are of little use over the scales I already had, which when compared each weigh-in, don't display the same issues of such +/- variation.In all fairness, I have tested the DIKI scales with a 10kg standard weight which displays at 22.2lb which is as near as makes no difference. But I can't understand why the upper and lower increments with the DIKI scales are so out over such short measurement times. Upwards of 3lb is not reasonable.Disappointed...is this something that should be expected with these type of app linked scales?All-in-all I'm totally disappointed with this product

Very pleased with our DIKI body fat scales. Very accurate, no problems with setting up the app. Good price too.

Well, they arrived with a chip out of one of the plates and a bit rusty but I cleaned it up and it still works. I really can't be bothered returning them as the weight appears the same as my Slater scales and it does sinc to the app well. The 2stars is due to the damage to the plate.

As far as my weight and BMI are concerned these seem to be accurate enough, certainly better than my old Salter model, where I can make a direct comparison. I find that the amount of additional information you get is surplus to requirements, certainly mine, and I'm a little skeptical of it's complete accuracy. That said, I don't regret my purchase.