arboleaf

This scale is accurate and the app has a lot of data it captures but the scale would not connect to Wi-Fi on either of our two non-5G networks. I reached out to Support which only copied and pasted the same instructions I was following which wasn’t any help and instructed I cal which is a hassle finding time to call just to get my scale to connect to Wi-Fi. It does connect to Bluetooth which I have been using. I would love to see this scale make a very easy running daily weight page that shows the difference in weight from the last weight taken and a total of all weight gained or lost from the first day of using the scale. Right now the log is very small print and difficult to read and would love just a simple layout showing date, weight, time taken and pound difference from last weight measured in medium easy to read font. And put this page in an easy to access with one button tap on the home page. Right now to access the log it is very difficult to find. I use this 100% for the weight and less for the other data it captures so being quickly able to see what each of my weight taken has been in a row on one page would be amazing. Thank you!

I love this scale! I have been using it for a few years now and I’ve found the readings to be consistent. I love that I can follow, not only my weight, but also my BMI and percentage of water, visceral fat, total fat, muscle mass in pounds, bone mass, plus much more. The instructions were very clear on how to set the scale to your home WiFi. Once you pair it to your phone and download the app, you can view all of your results in both a graph format (view in daily, weekly or monthly) and a format that shows all of your results on one screen. If you tap on the result boxes, it will show you where you are on a scale in comparison to “normal” results or it will explain what the results measure. You can also do a comparison of two results and print them out if you want. I would take this to my doctor to show him my progress. The app also has an option to record your body measurements and shows you how to take the measurements correctly so you’ll be consistent. An option to record your food intake has been added but I haven’t used that so I can’t review that portion. You can also use the scale for more than one person and it keeps the results confidential. I think you can share the results with a friend or family member that also has this scale and app so you can support each other. Again, I don’t use this option so can’t review it. I would highly recommend this Arboleaf digital WiFi scale to anyone that takes their health seriously. I weigh in daily and I’ve only had to change the batteries twice in the past 3-4 years. It gives you a warning of “lo” when your batteries need to be changed and you don’t lose your readings since they are stored in the cloud and on your app.

This app was weak initially, but updates had fixed bugs and made it useful. If I had written a review before the latest version I would have given it 4 stars. But the latest update removes much of the functionality I liked. I never understood why the app would not let me change the comparison point to measure changes from, and that flaw remains. But now there are much worse ones. I wanted the scale and app to track my spouse’s weight, which was dropping dangerously due to a health problem. Before the latest update, I could see their latest weight with one click. Now it is six. Before, I could see their entire record, just like my own, with one or two more clicks. Now with three or four more clicks I can see a small fraction of their data. I can no longer track the data essential for my use. While I dislike the new design, I gave it two stars because my scale data is at least displayed. But the transition to the new app was terrible, and the new app is dramatically less useful to me. I’ll likely have to discard the scale and delete the app. Too bad, because it was just fine before they screwed it up with the August 2022 update.