BeHealthy smart body fat scale review

At around ₱2,500 as of October 22, 2026, the BeHealthy scale suits a diet that starts heavy: it weighs up to 180kg and shows your body readings on its own screen. The catch is that your readings and your food log end up in two different apps.

Room to start a diet above 150kg

The scale takes up to 180kg. If you or someone at home is starting a weight-loss plan above 150kg, that matters from day one, because three of the scales on our best-of list stop at 150kg. You can weigh in from the first morning instead of waiting until you fit the scale.

Body fat and muscle on the glass, before you open an app

The color VA screen shows more than your weight. In BeHealthy’s product image it lists body fat, BMI, body water, muscle, bone and a heart-rate reading, so a quick morning weigh-in needs no phone. BeHealthy doesn’t say whether the body readings show before you set up a profile in the app, and they need your height, age and sex to work out.

BeHealthy’s own directions fit a diet routine: step on barefoot, in the morning, before eating and after using the bathroom. Weighing under the same conditions each day is what makes this week’s numbers comparable with last week’s.

Weekly and monthly charts in the Fitdays app, for up to 24 people

The scale pairs over Bluetooth with the Fitdays or Onfit app on your phone. The Fitdays app’s own FAQ says one account holds 24 users plus a visitor, and its charts compare your readings by week, month or year. That is the view a diet needs, since one morning’s number says little on its own.

The same FAQ lists syncing with Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit and Samsung Health, so your weigh-ins can sit next to your workouts and step count. If two people at home weigh within 2kg of each other, the app asks who stepped on.

A one-year warranty BeHealthy handles itself

BeHealthy services the warranty directly, not through a third-party center, and a defective unit can go back within 7 days of delivery. The brand also has a boutique at Ayala Malls Feliz in Pasig. Spread across that warranty year, the price works out to under ₱7 a day. It runs on 4 AAA batteries, included, and warns you when they’re low.

BeHealthy’s own app doesn’t list this scale

BeHealthy has a free Health Tracker app for iPhone and Android. It logs weight, meals with calories and macros, blood pressure and blood sugar, and a food log next to your weight is useful on a diet. But neither its App Store listing nor BeHealthy’s app page says it pairs with this scale or shows body fat. You would type your weight in by hand there, and the body readings stay in the Fitdays app: two apps for one routine, unless you use the Fitdays app alone.

Training your arms barely reaches the muscle reading

All 4 electrodes sit in the glass under your feet. The current runs up one leg and down the other, so the body-fat and muscle figures mostly reflect your legs and lower body, and the rest is worked out from your profile. If you lift and your upper body is what’s changing, the muscle figure may lag behind what you see in the mirror. Scales with hand grips use 8 electrodes and read your arms too.

Our best body scales in the Philippines list explains why every bathroom scale’s body-fat figure is an estimate. Read the muscle number here the same way, as a slow trend over months.

No published accuracy figure, though a weekly trend doesn’t need one

BeHealthy doesn’t publish a step size (the smallest change the screen shows) or an accuracy figure. Its page says only “high-precision sensors”.

For a diet, that matters less than it sounds. Cleveland Clinic puts the normal day-to-day swing in body weight at about a kilo either way, mostly water. So a small change between two mornings tells you little on any scale. The weekly chart in the Fitdays app is the number to watch, and a week of steady weight loss is big enough to show.

What the BeHealthy listing leaves unsaid

• None of the 15 metrics is named on the listing. BeHealthy's own site names eight: weight, BMI, body fat, muscle mass, bone mass, visceral fat, hydration and basal metabolic rate.
• The heart-rate reading is offered to 'monitor heart health' with no accuracy figure, so treat it as a rough number and see a doctor about anything to do with your heart.
• No minimum weight or platform size is given, so you can't check it fits a small bathroom or a child.
• No Bluetooth version and no phone requirement (iPhone or Android) is stated.

A good match if you’re over 150kg and want your readings on the screen

Buy it if:

1. you, or someone at home, weighs more than 150kg
2. you want to see body fat and muscle on the scale’s screen, without opening an app
3. you want a Filipino brand to handle the warranty, with a boutique in Pasig you can visit

Skip it if:

1. you want your weigh-ins and your food log in one app, because BeHealthy doesn’t say its own app takes this scale’s readings
2. you lift weights and want to track muscle in your arms and upper body, because the scale reads mostly your legs

Pregnant, or have a pacemaker or another implanted device? Skip the body readings and ask your doctor first. The body-fat estimate means little during pregnancy, and for implants BeHealthy says only that “results may vary”. A doctor or dietitian is also the best person to set your weight-loss target.

For Wi-Fi syncing, or a cheaper scale if everyone is under 150kg

The eufy P2 Pro was around ₱2,300 as of August 20, 2026. It also takes 180kg, states 50g accuracy, and syncs over Wi-Fi as well as Bluetooth. If everyone at home is under 150kg, the Xiaomi S400 was around ₱1,000 as of August 20, 2026 and reads in 0.1kg steps. Both are in the ranked ten of our best-of list, which the BeHealthy sits outside.