arboleaf Smart Scale for Body Weight, 8-Electrode Dual-Frequency BIA Bathroom Scale with 7-in-1 Display for BMI Body Fat Muscle Mass, Segmental Full Body Composition Analyzer, 50+ Metrics in App

Price: $119.99 - $85.98
(as of Mar 09, 2026 08:48:48 UTC – Details)

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Arboleaf smart body scale

The story of Arboleaf starts in Texas. Our philosophy is to advocate healthier lifestyles in today’s smart age. We introduce products for your health, we add mobile apps to make your weight loss journey smarter, so you can do better to achieve your goals in an easier fashion.

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Dual-Frequency 8-Electrode Smart Scale for Full-Body Accuracy – This scale for body weight uses an 8-electrode system with dual-frequency BIA, giving more accurate body composition scale measurement compared to standard bathroom or digital scales
7-in-1 On-Scale Display for Instant Readings – The digital bathroom scale shows Weight, BMI, Body Fat, Muscle Mass, Body Water, Bone Mass and Visceral Fat on the screen. Check key metrics instantly without opening the app—perfect for quick daily use
50+ Body Metrics in App with Segmental Charts – Unlock 50+ body metrics in the Arboleaf App, including segmental muscle and fat, fat-free mass, BMR and body type. View charts and printable reports to support fitness, nutrition and long-term progress
Track Your Body Trends Long-Term – Track weekly, monthly and yearly trends for weight, body fat, BMI, muscle mass and body water. This full body analyzer shows progress clearly to help you stay consistent with lifestyle and training goals
Multi-User Smart Bathroom Scale with App Sync – Supports unlimited users and up to 8 profiles with auto-recognition. Syncs body data to Apple Health, Samsung Health, Health Connect and Fitbit—ideal smart bathroom scale for families, couples and home fitness groups
Safety Notice – Do Not use this body fat scale if you have a pacemaker, or if you are pregnant
First-time setup: Open the app, pair the scale, and fill in your profile. If you notice the weight looks wrong, the scale may not be zeroed. Step on and off once, wait for 0.0 to show, then step back on to measure