Lepulse Smart Body Composition Scale, 8-Electrode BIA, Bluetooth, 400 lb

A basic weigh-in meets one need, tracking broader changes across your body calls for more detail. The Lepulse smart scale uses eight electrodes to measure five body segments and track body composition. Its large display and Fitdays app bring those readings together for a home fitness routine. The scale is rechargeable and supports a maximum weight of 400 lb.

What matters most

Eight-electrode, dual-frequency BIA technology measures the limbs and torso, giving a more detailed view than a weight-only reading. The scale tracks 20 body composition metrics, including body weight, body fat, BMI, muscle mass, water weight and bone mass. Its large display shows eight measurements at a glance, while the Fitdays app provides charts and trends over days, weeks, months or years. That makes it easier to follow changes over time and use the information when planning exercise or diet.

Bluetooth syncs readings to the app, which can manage data for up to 24 users and connect with Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit and Samsung Health. The scale can store up to 100 readings offline and sync them when it reconnects to the app. Pair it with Fitdays before the first use. Buyers appreciate the amount of health information available, while feedback is mixed on accuracy, reliability, ease of use and connectivity, some also report concerns about app compatibility. The app and its connection are therefore an important part of the tracking experience.

Quick sizing guide

The platform measures 30 × 30 cm, with an ITO-coated sensor area designed to accommodate different foot sizes. The scale supports readings up to 400 lb, with units switched in the Fitdays app. For a full-body measurement, step onto the platform and hold the handgrip as directed, the scale measures the arms, legs and torso.

Best use cases

This scale is suited to adults, families and fitness routines where progress means more than a change in body weight. For example, someone tracking strength training can review the muscle-mass and body-fat readings alongside weight, then follow the app’s charts over time. The segment-by-segment report can also help users focus on specific areas as they plan workouts. If the priority is a single number for a quick weigh-in, a simpler scale follows that approach, choose this model when connected tracking and a wider set of body measurements are useful.

Before you decide

Does the scale need an app to get started? Yes. Connect it to Fitdays on a smartphone for the first use. After pairing, it syncs readings over Bluetooth, and stored offline data can sync when the phone reconnects.

Can more than one person use it? Yes. Fitdays can manage data for up to 24 users, making it suitable for shared household tracking.

How is it powered, and what cable is supplied? The scale is rechargeable, and a Type-C cable is listed among the included components.

Final verdict

For people who want a more detailed picture than body weight alone, the Lepulse combines five-segment measurement, 20 tracked metrics and app-based progress charts in one rechargeable scale. Its large display keeps key readings visible, while Bluetooth and multi-user support make it practical for a shared home fitness routine.