GE Smart Body Composition Scale, 14 Metrics, 5.3-Inch Color Screen, Bluetooth

For a bathroom weigh-in that shows more than body weight, the GE Smart Scale displays key readings on a 5.3-inch color screen. Its large format makes everyday results easier to read at a glance.

The scale measures 14 body composition metrics, including body fat, muscle mass, BMI, and body water. Use the readings alongside your regular weigh-ins to follow changes over time.

Bluetooth sync connects the scale with the Fit Profile app, where charts help you view trends and set weight or muscle goals. Multiple household members can use their own private profiles.

Tech summary

Unlike a basic weight-only scale, this model combines weight measurement with body composition estimates for a broader view of progress. Its tempered-glass platform measures 11 x 11 inches, and the scale reports weight in 0.1 lb or 0.05 kg increments.

• Display: 5.3-inch color screen, shows 8 key metrics, including weight and body fat
• Metrics: Weight, body type, body fat, BMI, skeletal muscle, muscle mass, protein, BMR, fat-free weight, subcutaneous fat, visceral fat, body water, bone mass, and metabolic age
• Connectivity: Bluetooth sync with the Fit Profile app
• App integration: Apple Health, Google Fit, Samsung Health, Health Connect, and Fitbit
• Platform: 11 x 11-inch tempered glass

Practical tips

Pair the scale with the Fit Profile app by enabling Bluetooth on your phone and completing the one-time setup. Enter your basic information in the app, then use the scale for daily weigh-ins without reconnecting your phone each time. App charts can help put individual readings in context by showing how measurements change over time, while goal setting offers a way to track a focus such as weight loss or muscle gain.

Want a more useful picture than a single number on the display? The body composition readings add context to weight tracking, while the large screen keeps key results visible during a weigh-in. For consistent trend tracking, use the scale as part of a regular routine and compare readings over time rather than treating a single estimate as a definitive assessment.

Usage tips

The scale’s BIA body composition readings are intended for long-term trend tracking and are not equivalent to DEXA or professional medical body composition analysis. Estimates can have inherent errors, so use them as tracking information rather than medical measurements. The scale is not recommended for people with pacemakers or other internal medical devices, or during pregnancy.

With unlimited users and private profiles, it can support separate tracking for several people at home. Each person can follow their own measurements and app trends, while compatible health platforms provide another way to bring the data into a personal tracking routine.

Is it worth it?

This scale is suited to people who want a more detailed home tracking routine than a weight-only model provides. The 14 metrics, large color display, and app-based charts bring weigh-ins and longer-term trends together, and private profiles make it practical for shared household use. If your priority is seeing weight alongside estimated body composition and following changes through an app, the GE Smart Scale offers those tools in one bathroom scale.