What is the "Balance" score? the desdription states It is the only scale which tracks your Balance score.
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I assume they mean BMI. There is also a "stability factor" for which I don't know the algorithm, but I assume it is obtained from the steadiness of the reading when I step on the scale. If one is swaying about, it takes a longer time to report the average so it could simply be related to the standard deviation of the readings and how long it takes to get enough data to record the mean value to within 0.1 lbs at a selected probability.
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I have no idea what the "Balance" score is. My scale records and uploads at every reading date and time, lbs and 1/10 of lbs which is quite nice, BMI and stability factor. Not exactly sure how they compute stability factor.
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Yes it does. Is it accurate though.. I have no idea but as long as you stand on it after it reads your weight for a few seconds it will show you all of that info. It is a very nice scale it just takes a few times to get the accurate weight.
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The * on the bottom left, hit once & it shows your added total, hit the second time & it show 0.* which is your clear symbol on this model.
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Yes it measures your weight and balance. I don't think it won't work without it.
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Hello, I am not thrilled with this scale. It does measure quick. It send the values to the PC via a USB cable, the software you are using has to be able to read the scale. My problem is that the scale seems to "drift" just from sitting and becomes inaccurate. Dymo has sent me 2 replacements already and they all do the same thing.
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No, it doesn't keep a running score. If you win it flashes something. stampinclaudia
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Hi,No, it does not track these things. That being said most scales that track those values are extremely unnacurate, to the point of being worthless. My advice is get this inexpensive scale which is very good at what its meant to do (track your weight and sync with your phone) and get a device dedicated for tracking your fat content such as this Accu-Measure Fitness 3000 Personal Body Fat Caliper Measurement Tool
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It shows current weight whatever that is as would any normal scale, it doesn't track changes from day to day but that can easily be done by keeping notes.
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It's doesn't really track weightless but it will save the last body fat I and water reading, you can then compare your pervious stats to your current stats
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Only if you have an item placed on the scale that is set to zero. As you remove that item the numbers go negative
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I had that scale for a few weeks only. It never worked properly, I tried on different surfaces around the apartment. It would show different numbers every time I weighed myself and it went dead in about a month. It's not reliable, so you can't really trust what the scale shows.
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I believe it takes a measurement everytime it is used, you can see the number fluctuate if you are moving or holding on to something. It seems very consistent I have weighed free weights just to test it out and it has been correct everytime.
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It starts measuring as soon as you start moving. When you stop (and the speed is down to 0 MPH) it also stalls the time count, so the time you stop is not added to the total time. Hope it answers....
905957
Does the scale really work? Yep, if snycs with my iphone and records everything when I step on the scale. Is that your question?
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The scale is usually consistent if you keep the scale in the same spot and weigh yourself each day at the same time. Unfortunately, after a few weeks of use the scale was off by about 7 pounds. Even after putting it to zero, it was still saying I was 7 pounds less than I was. My doctor's digital scale agreed with my other digital scale. Not a good thing .
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You press the button and it goes to zero. If you are using another container other than the bowl that comes with it, after setting the container on the scale you press the button to zero and then the only thing weighed is the contents.
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It's my understanding that if you move the scale you need to recalibrate it. That, if I remember, involved stepping on it and then stepping off. It think as with any device or instrument of this kind the less it gets moved the better.