Using Bluetooth technology and our free iHealth mobile app, our lightweight Wireless Scale lets you measure, save, track and share your weight instantly. You can use it on or offline and it’s light enough to take with you on the road. The Wireless Scale also supports multiple users, so the whole family can use it.
Specifications:-
Product name: Wireless Scale
Product model: HS3
Bluetooth compatible
Reliable tempered glass platform
Max weight capacity: 330 lbs/150 kg
Measurement units: kg/lb/st
4 AAA batteries included
FAQ
What does the iHealth Wireless Scale measure?
The iHealth Wireless Scale measures weight and BMI through the free iHealth MyVitals app that has personalized health tools to help you get the most out of your data and to better manage your health goal.
What is BMI?
BMI, or Body Mass Index, is a heuristic measurement of body weight based on a person’s weight and height. Body Mass Index is defined as the individual’s body weight divided by the square of his or her height when using the unit of measure kg/m².
How does the iHealth Wireless Scale connect to your iOS device?
The scale connects to your iOS device through Bluetooth.
Can the iHealth Wireless Scale be used without an iOS device?
Yes. The scale can be used without an iOS device after the first connection is established. However it may be necessary to use your iOS device (launch the app) at least once every 200 weigh-ins, as new measurements overwrite older ones stored in the scale. When the Bluetooth connection is re-established measurement data will be uploaded to your iOS device.
What is iHealth Cloud and how to access it?
Upon setting up your app user account, you will also have access to a free, secure iHealth cloud service account where all of your data is backed up and stored securely. Go to www.ihealthlabs.com, then click on "Sign in" to access your cloud service account using your app login name and password. You can log in to the cloud from anywhere and anytime to access your data, regardless of where the measurement was taken.
Do the measurements take up memory in my iOS device?
Yes. The measurements are stored in the memory of your iOS device along with a date and time stamp; however, the data size is minimal and equivalent to the size of an MP3 file.
