MYZONE MZ-20 Bluetooth Home Digital Bathroom Scales (Black) - High Precision Body Fat and Muscle Mass Measurement

As described.

As advertised. Very happy with product.

We’re fortunate that we have access to quality professional scales at our local Bannatyne’s gym. We also have our original more basic salter scales.The ones at the gym and the salter ones put me and my wife at between 15-20% body fat. Myzone scales have me at 30%!In comparison the myzone ones tally up exactly with the BMI scale - essentially they aren’t actually measuring your body fat, they use the BMI index to work out approximately what it thinks your body fat/muscle and bone is. They’re basically blagging it and detecting nothing.This is important because the Body mass index (BMI) system is well known to be wildly flawed as it does not take into consideration if a person has a higher proportion of muscle ie those who train/go to the gym.Overall this tells me that this is a shockingly poor product and lets down the myzone brand badly.I have their MZ3 Belt and love it but I won’t buy anything else of theirs now as I think that whoever designed these scale are nothing more than con artistsI would look to a well regarded brand and do your research and use a site like which? to ensure you’re not buying a cheap Knock off brand.Buy cheap, buy twice!

Body weight is fine, but I am not convinced with the body fat reading. Which makes me question the accuracy of the other readings. Im pretty fit and have had previous readings done in the gym's. This was no where near. But from what i read, it only gives you reading of body fat from your lower half. Ultimately you need a full body analysis monitor which is really only available at health centres to get an as 'accurate' reading as possibleLove MyZone, didn't love this

It’s cool how it connects to my mzzone app so it records and tracks all my info

great bit of kit. interacts mostly ok with the my zone app. occasional connection issues but not a big problem.

Excellent set of scales. Works well

Bought these as I've used MyZone's heart rate monitor at my gym with few problems and really enjoy the app and convenience of that bit of kit.The scales were easy to set up first time, took the readings, connected to the app on my phone. Perfect.Since then it takes 4 or 5 attempts to give a correct reading. Often I'll have put on 3/4kgs from week to week until I weigh myself the 4th time and discover the 'correct' reading. Then the scales have a nightmare of pairing to my phone to upload the information and it takes repeated weighs and attempts to connect the phone.And ultimately just really not sure on the accuracy of these scales. Used another non-digital pair this morning to compare and my weight is 1kg lower than on the MyZone scales (again, only after 5 attempts of using)I'll be upgrading for something else shortly.