Full inaccuracy. When you weigh over 90 kilograms, it doesn't even stabilize, and if it manages to, it shows completely different values up to 10 kilograms difference each time. So if you want to lose weight, it doesn't help much with these deviations.

So I have had the scale for almost 3 years, it fluctuates and doesn't easily stop measuring over 80 kilograms, and if it ever does stop, it's approximate... It's not suitable for someone who wants to lose weight.
Now, as for the measurements of fat and water, etc., I haven't really looked into it since it doesn't cover me in terms of basic weight.
As a function, it is good, the battery lasts, it is easy to operate, and the way you input measurements of fat, etc. is understandable... I think it will be good for someone who is at a normal weight.

I give it 4 stars because I believe it should have a deviation of up to one kilogram. Beyond that, every time I step on it, it maintains the initial weight and does not show different weights in consecutive times. If it doesn't have any deviation, it's perfect.

I don't know, I measured myself over 10 times today and half of the results were different, with a deviation of up to 0.5 kilograms... I tried it on the flattest floor I could find... What can I say. It's not professional, but at least it gives you a little direction. For measurements, maybe it does the job once or twice a month. Now, for everyday use to see a difference if you're on a diet, it's better to spend an extra 10 bucks for something better.