FitScale by BeatO is an advanced body composition scale designed to help you understand your health the smart way. This Bluetooth-enabled weighing scale connects seamlessly to the BeatO App (Android only) and delivers detailed body composition analysis with precision.
Powered by 4 high-sensitivity electrodes using Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) technology, FitScale measures 18 key body metrics including weight, BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass, visceral fat, water weight, protein rate, and bone mass—giving you a complete picture of your overall health.1
More than just a weight machine for home, FitScale acts as a comprehensive body composition analyzer, offering deeper insights and intelligent trends via the BeatO App. It helps you and your family focus on long-term health and wellness every single day.
FitScale is a smart digital bathroom scale that goes far beyond measuring weight. Using advanced 4-electrode Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) technology, it provides a comprehensive analysis of your body composition by measuring 18 different health metrics.1
The scale features a sleek, durable design with a tempered glass platform, large LCD display with backlight, and anti-slip base. It connects wirelessly via Bluetooth to the BeatO App on Android devices, automatically syncing your measurements and creating detailed health reports.
Key Technology: BIA works by sending a safe, low-level electrical current through your body when you step barefoot on the scale. Different body tissues (fat, muscle, water) have different electrical resistance. The scale measures this resistance and uses sophisticated algorithms to calculate your body composition.2
FitScale is ideal for:
Not suitable for: - Individuals with implanted medical devices (pacemakers, defibrillators) - Pregnant women (weight measurement is safe, but body composition readings may be inaccurate)3
FitScale provides comprehensive body composition analysis with these 18 metrics:1
| Metric | What It Measures | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | Total body weight | Basic health tracking |
| BMI | Body Mass Index | Weight-to-height ratio |
| Body Fat Percentage | Proportion of fat in body | Cardiovascular health indicator |
| Muscle Mass | Total muscle weight | Strength and metabolism |
| Visceral Fat | Fat around organs | Disease risk indicator |
| Protein Rate | Protein proportion | Nutritional status |
| Bone Mass | Skeletal weight | Bone health |
| Metabolic Age | Metabolic health age | Overall fitness level |
| Body Water % | Hydration level | Fluid balance |
| Skeletal Muscle | Voluntary muscle mass | Functional strength |
| Lean Body Mass | Non-fat body weight | Metabolic health |
| Subcutaneous Fat | Fat under skin | Body composition |
| BMR | Basal Metabolic Rate | Calories burned at rest |
| Body Type | Physique classification | Fitness category |
| Fat-Free Weight | Weight minus fat | Lean tissue mass |
| Muscle Rate | Muscle percentage | Muscle development |
| Hydration Level | Water distribution | Fluid status |
| Body Score | Overall health rating | Comprehensive assessment |
For most accurate results:4
What to avoid: - Measuring immediately after exercise (wait 2+ hours) - Measuring after bathing or showering (wait 30+ minutes) - Measuring after consuming large meals or beverages - Using the scale on carpet or soft surfaces - Stepping on with wet feet or while wearing socks
The BeatO App displays your measurements with: - Current readings for all 18 metrics - Trend charts showing progress over time (weekly, monthly, yearly) - Health insights with personalized recommendations - Goal tracking to monitor your fitness journey - Multiple profiles for family members
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | BeatO |
| Model | FitScale |
| SKU | 423743 |
| Dimensions | 31.5 × 30.5 × 5.8 cm |
| Weight | 1.27 kg |
| Platform Material | Tempered glass |
| Color | Black |
| Display | LCD with white backlight |
| Electrodes | 4 high-sensitivity sensors |
| Technology | Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Compatible Devices | Android smartphones only |
| App Required | BeatO App (free download) |
| Weight Capacity | Maximum 180 kg (400 lb) |
| Measurement Units | Kilograms (kg) or Pounds (lb) |
| Accuracy | 0.1 kg / 0.2 lb increments |
| Body Metrics | 18 measurements |
| User Profiles | Multiple users supported |
| Power Source | 3 AAA batteries (included) |
| Battery Life | Approximately 6-8 months6 |
| Auto-Off | Yes (power saving) |
| Manufacturer | Zhejiang Tiansheng Electronic Co. Ltd. |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Package Contents | 1 Scale, 1 User Manual, 3 AAA Batteries |
Do NOT use if you have: - Cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator - Any electronic medical implant device - Essential support devices like patient monitoring systems
Consult healthcare provider before use if: - You are pregnant (weight measurement is safe, but body composition readings may be inaccurate) - You have any medical condition that may be affected by electrical currents
Note: The electrical current used is extremely low and safe for most people, but the contraindications above must be observed.
FitScale measures: Weight, BMI, Body Fat Percentage, Muscle Mass, Visceral Fat, Protein Rate, Bone Mass, Metabolic Age, Body Water Percentage, Skeletal Muscle, Lean Body Mass, Subcutaneous Fat, Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR), Body Type, Fat-Free Body Weight, Muscle Rate, Hydration Level, and Body Score.1
FitScale uses Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) with 4 high-grade electrodes positioned under your feet. When you step on barefoot, a safe, low-level electrical current passes through your body. Different tissues (fat, muscle, water) have different electrical resistance. The scale measures this resistance and calculates your body composition using advanced algorithms.2
For most accurate results, measure first thing in the morning after using the bathroom but before eating or drinking. Your hydration levels are most stable at this time. Avoid measuring immediately after exercise, bathing, or consuming large meals, as these affect hydration and impact readings.4
FitScale should not be used by individuals with implanted medical devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators, as the electrical current may interfere with these devices. Pregnant women should consult their healthcare provider before use. While weight measurement is safe during pregnancy, body composition readings may not be accurate.3
Download the BeatO App from Google Play Store (Android only) using the QR code on the box. Create an account, enable Bluetooth on your phone, and follow in-app instructions to pair your FitScale. Once connected, measurements automatically sync each time you step on the scale.
Yes, FitScale supports multiple user profiles through the BeatO App. Each family member creates their own profile, and the app automatically recognizes different users based on weight, tracking individual progress separately.
FitScale uses the same BIA technology found in many professional settings. While 4-electrode scales are generally less accurate than 8-electrode models for segmental analysis, they provide reliable trends for home monitoring. Research shows smart scales can be accurate for tracking changes over time, though absolute values may vary.5
With normal use (4 measurements per day), the 3 AAA batteries typically last approximately 6-8 months. The scale features auto-off technology to conserve battery life. Replace batteries when the display becomes dim or shows a low battery indicator.6
Body composition naturally fluctuates based on hydration, food intake, exercise, and time of day. Water retention, meals, and physical activity all affect readings. For consistent tracking, measure at the same time each day under similar conditions—ideally first thing in the morning.4
For accurate readings: (1) Place scale on hard, flat surface (not carpet), (2) Step on barefoot with clean, dry feet, (3) Stand still with feet on electrodes, (4) Measure at same time daily, (5) Maintain consistent hydration, (6) Avoid measuring after intense exercise or bathing.4
Yes, the electrical current used in BIA is extremely low (typically less than 1 milliamp) and completely safe for most people. You won't feel anything during measurement. However, those with pacemakers or electronic implants should not use the scale.23
Yes, the scale displays your weight on the LCD screen without app connection. However, to access the 18 body composition metrics, trend tracking, and detailed insights, you must connect to the BeatO App via Bluetooth.
Inconsistent readings usually result from: (1) Uneven surface placement, (2) Moving during measurement, (3) Wet or dirty feet, (4) Measuring at different times of day, (5) Low batteries. Ensure proper placement, clean feet, and consistent measurement timing. If issues persist, try resetting by removing and reinserting batteries.
No, FitScale currently only supports Android devices. The BeatO App is available exclusively on Google Play Store for Android smartphones.
Body fat percentage measures total fat in your body, while visceral fat specifically measures fat surrounding your internal organs. Visceral fat is particularly important as high levels are associated with increased risk of metabolic diseases, even in people with normal body fat percentage.
The scale can measure weight for anyone, but body composition algorithms are designed for adults. For children under 18, consult with a pediatrician about interpreting body composition data, as normal ranges differ significantly from adults.
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