eufy Smart Scale A1 review

The eufy Smart Scale A1 is our pick for people who already live in a health app. Around ₱945 as of August 20, 2026 buys 12 body metrics and, unusually, a scale that will talk to whichever app you already use.

The feature nobody else here has

Most smart scales lock your history inside the maker’s own app. Xiaomi writes to Xiaomi Home, Huawei writes to Huawei Health, and getting your data anywhere else is somewhere between awkward and impossible.

The A1 syncs to Apple Health, Google Fit and Fitbit. If you already track workouts, steps or sleep somewhere, your weight lands in the same place instead of a second app you check less often. That is the entire argument for this scale, and for the right person it is decisive.

It also carries up to 16 user profiles, which is more than any household needs and useful in one specific case: a shared scale where several people each want their own history without setting anything up.

What the 12 metrics are actually worth

Weight, BMI, body fat, muscle, bone mass, water and the rest come from bioimpedance, the same small current every consumer composition scale uses. The absolute figures are estimates. Read them as a direction of travel over weeks.

The trend is where they earn their place. Losing weight while your muscle figure holds steady means something different from losing weight while it falls, and no plain scale can tell you which is happening.

Do not use the composition features if you have a pacemaker or another implanted device, or if you are pregnant. Weight-only is unaffected.

The 15-month warranty is unusual

Most scales at this price carry a year or nothing stated at all. Fifteen months from a brand with an actual support operation is a real difference from a marketplace-only seller, and it is worth a portion of the price gap over the generic smart scales.

It runs on 3 AAA cells rather than a rechargeable pack, which is the right call for longevity: when the batteries die you replace them, rather than replacing the scale.

Is the eufy A1 sulit?

Yes, if the app support is why you are buying. It sits between the budget smart scales and the premium ones, and what it adds over the cheaper ones is not more metrics but somewhere useful to put them.

If you do not use Apple Health, Google Fit or Fitbit, the argument mostly evaporates and cheaper scales offer the same measurements.

Who the eufy A1 suits

Buy this if you already track health data in one of those three apps and want weight to appear there automatically, or if several people in the house each want their own history. The perfect 5.0 rating across 2,607 raters is a strong signal for a category where opinions are usually more divided.

Skip it if you are happy in a single-brand app, or if you only want to know what you weigh. See our best body scales roundup and the body scale buying guide.

If the eufy A1 is not right

The eufy Smart Scale P2 Pro is the step up, adding Wi-Fi syncing and heart rate for roughly twice the price. The Xiaomi Body Composition Scale S400 measures more indicators for about the same money, if you are willing to live in Xiaomi Home.