I bought the Oxiline scale. The body fat percentage reading never changed... Even after I lost 30 pounds. Plus, I lift at the gym 5-6 days per week. Alrway at 20.5 %
Man I just paid for an Amazon basics scale for 20 bucks… and you’re telling I could have bought the wyze one for the same price? Yikes our money worth scheisse
Many Body composition scales offer different levels of accuracy. The most accurate way to measure your bone density is with a DEXA SCAN (look for it on google)
"These scales are not only accurate..." straight up a lie. I was hoping to at least get some information on the least inaccurate ones. Also not the best, not even the best Withings scale. Sorry man do more research on the next video.
Withings Body Scan scales are terrible! Extremely high failure rate, lots of bugs. Withings used to make good products and be a good companies, but definitely no the case now. Avoid!!
Garmin Index S2 scale is crap. This scale is crap and way too expensive for how poor it is. She really disappointed me because she gives the wrong fat ratio. I just had a DXA and Bod Pod measurement, which is the most accurate there is, and I was measured with a 7% body fat percentage. When I have the Garmin Index™ S2 Smart Scale measure me, the scale says I have a body fat percentage of 19%, which is twice the correct amount. This scale cannot be said to be useful as it clearly does not work. Returned and received a new one, but it was not a fault in the scale. The scales are simply not able to measure correctly. I'm told this happens most if people have a very low body fat percentage but a relatively good muscle percentage. If it is the case that the scale cannot handle people of that body type, it should be stated in the instructions, or at least the scale should not be sold under the pretense that it is fairly accurate in estimating body mass ratios when it is not at all. I don't know if it can estimate fat mass in people with a lot of fat, and if it does, the scale should be sold under the sign that it can't accurately estimate fat mass in thin people.
I bought the Oxiline scale. The body fat percentage reading never changed... Even after I lost 30 pounds. Plus, I lift at the gym 5-6 days per week. Alrway at 20.5 %
That's sad to hear, should ask your money back!. there are more complex and accurate scales but I wanted to show some commercial range ones.
I just ordered Oxiline MD Lite and am concerned this is not a legit company. Just found out the BBB rating is a “F”
Man I just paid for an Amazon basics scale for 20 bucks… and you’re telling I could have bought the wyze one for the same price? Yikes our money worth scheisse
So isses
Hauptsache du gibst es aus
5.Wyze
4.QardioBase X
3.Garmin
2.Withings body smart
1.Oxiline Scale x Pro
is the bone density reading accurate
Many Body composition scales offer different levels of accuracy. The most accurate way to measure your bone density is with a DEXA SCAN (look for it on google)
I'd recommed if it is important to you that you do first a dexa scan and then follow up closely with a home smart scale, you would a a great reference
I need it right now!
i get one right now!
Oxiline maybe a scam company with a “F” BBB rating due to unresolved complaints!
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"These scales are not only accurate..." straight up a lie. I was hoping to at least get some information on the least inaccurate ones. Also not the best, not even the best Withings scale. Sorry man do more research on the next video.
Withings Body Scan scales are terrible!
Extremely high failure rate, lots of bugs.
Withings used to make good products and be a good companies, but definitely no the case now.
Avoid!!
Garmin Index S2 scale is crap. This scale is crap and way too expensive for how poor it is. She really disappointed me because she gives the wrong fat ratio. I just had a DXA and Bod Pod measurement, which is the most accurate there is, and I was measured with a 7% body fat percentage. When I have the Garmin Index™ S2 Smart Scale measure me, the scale says I have a body fat percentage of 19%, which is twice the correct amount. This scale cannot be said to be useful as it clearly does not work. Returned and received a new one, but it was not a fault in the scale. The scales are simply not able to measure correctly. I'm told this happens most if people have a very low body fat percentage but a relatively good muscle percentage. If it is the case that the scale cannot handle people of that body type, it should be stated in the instructions, or at least the scale should not be sold under the pretense that it is fairly accurate in estimating body mass ratios when it is not at all. I don't know if it can estimate fat mass in people with a lot of fat, and if it does, the scale should be sold under the sign that it can't accurately estimate fat mass in thin people.
All of these scales are junk. Get a Tanita