SmartLife Personal Scale | Bluetooth® | BMI / BMR / Bones / Fat / Muscles / Water / Weight | 12 | Peak load: 180 kg | Android™ / IOS | ABS / Glass | White

SmartLife Personal Scale | Bluetooth® | BMI / BMR / Bones / Fat / Muscles / Water / Weight | 12 | Peak load: 180 kg | Android™ / IOS | ABS / Glass | White

Experience a revolution in personal health management with our Nedis multifunctional Bluetooth® smart scale, designed to empower you with comprehensive body analysis. With 16 measurement functions, including weight, BMI, daily calorie requirements, fat percentage (subcutaneous and visceral fat), muscle mass, and bone mass, this smart scale offers unparalleled insights into your health journey. Our Nedis SmartLife app seamlessly integrates with the scale, providing intuitive line chart analysis and easy access to historical data. Visualize your progress effortlessly and stay motivated on your fitness goals. The scale features a clear, digital, white LED display for effortless reading and boasts auto user recognition and large data storage. With support for up to 12 user profiles, this scale is perfect for families or fitness enthusiasts sharing their wellness journey. Crafted with precision, the scale's 6mm tempered safety glass platform offers both durability and style. Equipped with 4 high precision strain gauge sensors, our smart scale ensures high accuracy, enabling you to track your progress with confidence. Plus, it effortlessly syncs with Fitbit, seamlessly integrating into your existing fitness routine. Discover the ease of monitoring your health with our Nedis Multifunctional Bluetooth® Smart Scale and the comprehensive body analysis. • Weight • BMI - Shows the ratio between your height and weight. This way you can easily calculate whether your weight is right in relation to your height • Body Fat % - a percentage indicating how much fat your body contains • Body Water % - a percentage indicating how much water your body contains • Skeletal Muscle % - called the total weight of all muscles in the body - consists of skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle and smooth muscle • Bone % - an important measurement to analyse whether our bones are healthy. The exact weight or mass of our bones varies from person to person, making it smart to check on a regular basis to see if our bone mass is healthy • Bone Salt Content - bone salt determines the bone strength. Nutrition metabolism and elder age will change bone salt content, this index indicates whether we should control salt intake to avoid osteoporosis • Protein % - Protein deficiency can be linked to an increase in body fat. The protein percentage in our bodies is identical for men and women • Muscle % - Muscle mass includes skeletal muscles, smooth muscles (such as heart and digestive muscles) and the water in your muscles. Muscles act as a motor in your use of energy. As your muscle mass increases, the rate at which you burn energy (calories) increases • Visceral Fat Index - The amount of visceral fat in the body. Unlike the fat percentage measurement, visceral fat only measures the amount of fat that surrounds the organs in the abdomen • Subcutaneous Fat - Subcutaneous fat is a type of fat stored just under your skin. Your skin consists of three layers - the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous fat. Subcutaneous fat is the deepest layer of your skin • Lean Body Mass - Your lean mass is your body weight minus your fat mass. This measures not only your visible fat, but also fat that surrounds your organs. • Metabolic Body Age - a calculation that allows you to compare the physical condition of the body with your actual calendar age • Somatotype - the names to designate a person's physique (somatotype). Briefly, an 'ecto' denotes a tall, lean person. A "meso" is athletically built and an "endo" is somewhat short, fat person. Your body type affects your training and nutrition • BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) - The minimum number of calories the body needs each day for its metabolism to function properly at rest • AMR (Active Metabolic Rate) - BMR plus the number of calories needed each day for basic exercise and other activities. Because the AMR depends on your daily activity, it will be higher when you exercise more