Will this scale store a user's past measurements to allow you to track your progress over time? If so, for how long? Thanks!
1009198
I do not believe the scale has a setting for storing measurements. I definitely did not find one...
1009199
While it doesn't store the actual numbers of each profiled use, once you have entered your profile, it will remember who you are (profile 1, profile 2, etc.)
167766
when you step on the scale it gives you the weight measurement for that moment. it will display your previous weight in a different color.
273484
Not sure about s health app...but you can download a free app from weight guru which allows you to track all of your stats. works like a charm!
1701099
It happens automatically. I think u have to set up your profile first. After that you just stand on the scale and it does the rest. First comes your weight and if you stand there for a few seconds, you'll see it calculating. Gives you all 4 readings.
1862765
Actually, if your mother's weight is close to yours (about 10 pounds more or less), the scale will store the data and forward it to your cell phone next time you will activate the scale and your phone will be close enough to connect with bluetooth. Of course, this all suppose that you created a profile for yourself and that your mother did not create a profile. If you both created a profile, the scale will ask which profile to forward the datas (weight). In any situation, you can still manually remove or correct the information sent to your "loseit!" account (if you have one).
278453
Yes, you can save several profiles on the scale. You just have to make sure you have your own profile indicated when you get on the scale.
422283
I found that the scale was not entirely accurate. I do think that it has to do with the fact that my foot is bigger than the platform of the scale. However, you can work with it, and if you are using it for travel, it will at least give you an idea of where you stand. If you want an accurate scale, get something that is bigger.
1479585
After setting up the scale & an account (you can share, have your own or even share , then split off the shared account later) you enter your approximate height, weight, gender, birth date, name & nickname. As long as your weights aren't relatively close the scale recognizes each user while weighing & then sends the data either to your individual account or your user tab in a shared account. In short, YES you can have separate accounts on the same scale.
579071
Yes but I don't recomend this scale. You have to adjust it back and corth EVERY TIME!!
540314
The first thing that comes to mind is that the fitness features of the scale are not intended for anyone under a certain age, I think 10 years old. So this question assures that it can be as accurate as possible for you. There may be another reason that I can't think of at the moment, but since it does not upload the information into a computer or other device for analysis I do not know what other reason there could be.
167769
I have had this for a month or so and have a feeling it falls back on prior measurements (readings from a few seconds ago) - for example if you step on it again right after your first measurement, it seems to gravitate towards, and lock in to, the same exact reading it gave you a few seconds earlier.
301765
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 .
1888096
I would ask Wahoo that question. I would think you would create a new workout for each use and keep track that way. Save the results off individually
2051649
You just have to step on the scale, I love it! It is very accurate and remembers my previous weight. How it does I don't know, but it does. My wife and I use it everyday just to see how much we gain during the day and lose over night. (most times :-) )
910027
Yes it will still remain accurate. I do the same every morning when I get up I take it in the bathroom with me. But you have to use the bathroom before you weigh yourself. But just to make sure its accurate because of me having to pick it up every morning I weigh myself twice. But just remember to handle it with care since you're picking it up every morning.
1400602
No and no. The scale sits on the floor and u hold the handles to get ur actual whole body numbers. Hope that helps
1947934
While I haven't bought a refurbished unit lately, the meters I've bought all had calorie counters and were the kind that tracked your pulse via analog straps (Pulsar, Timex,). The calorie count would of course be an approximation as no input is provided for age, weight, etc.