Mother weights before I arrive each morning. Will the scale remember that weight and send it to my phone later?
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If she gets off the scale when the screen says "step off," it will store the information. The next time your phone is near the scale, with the app open, it will sync.
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I am pretty sure it will remember as long as there is an individual user profile. Not sure how or when it will know to send the data to your device.
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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).
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no it doesn't. the scale sends the information wifi - blue tooth at the time to the device you have paired it to right at the time. I love the scale. It works for me to keep me focused. I use the app Lose it, this app does all the guess work out of what I should eat and what I did eat! hope this helps you with your question.
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I have not put a weight (me) on it for more than 30 seconds or so. I don't know what would happen if a weight remained on the scale for 10 minutes.
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It takes a new measurement every time it is used. I have weighed myself before and after dinner. After it shows your current weight, it shows the previous weight.
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No, it won't. As soon as you remove the weight, the numbers are gone. The scale is still "on", but without any number.
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If the 10lb weight you're using to test the scale is a typical fitness weight (either olympic or standard, doesn't matter), it's highly unlikely to weigh exactly 10lbs. Typcally, the cheaper the weight, the more inaccurate it will be.
847290
I just purchased this scale, but it displays my weight about 3-5 seconds after stepping on it.
433855
Yes by using the FitBit app. I also use the FitBit and it lists the new weight and BMI. The weekly email report from FitBit also shows the gains or losses for the week. Nice feature.
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Yes, the weights come into the app and you apply them to the proper user, then on futures weigh ins the scale associates the weight with the right user on its own
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The scale will still measure your weight. It will also save up to about 1,000 readings until it can make a Wi-Fi connection and upload the results to your Blipcare account.
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You just step right on. Then you have to center yourself and stay still until the scale blinks 3 times, indicating it has registered the weight. Then it saves it to compare to the the next time you weigh in. Love this thing!
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No you do not. You can either use it as just a scale or create a new account with Fitbit and have it auto load your weight into your account for tracking purposes.If you are considering it, the Fitbit Flex is awesome!!!
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We have weighed at home and then went directly to our gym and weighed on their balance scale. The weights "seem" to agree. We have done this several times with the same results.
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As long as you stand long enough for the scale to stabilize it should give you the same weight each time. What I mean by stabilize is once you've been on it a few seconds it will blink and then the number stays even when you step off so you can read it easier. I weighed myself, then do it again while leaning forward, then again leaning backwards, and then I stood on it with only one foot. I got the same exact reading each time.
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Yes. If you push the on/off button while weighing, it will "hold" the reading. Hope that helps.
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The scale auto-calibrates when it is picked up, moved or changed batteries so it adds 8+ pounds for the first weight. You just have to step off, and step back on and it will show your true weight.
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It only takes a few seconds once on the scale. It seems it doesn't start calculating weight until it can detect that there is no longer a change a weight distribution as you move from floor to scale (I experimented a little for this question). I hope this helps.
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Yes. It'll cycle through a couple metrics before shutting off - weight, net change since last weigh-in (in pounds), and percent change.