eufy Smart Scale P2 Pro review

The eufy Smart Scale P2 Pro is our premium pick. Around ₱2,300 as of August 20, 2026 makes it the most expensive scale in our ranking, and the question worth answering is what the extra money actually buys.

Wi-Fi is the real upgrade, not the metric count

Every smart scale here claims a long list of measurements. The P2 Pro’s 16, including heart rate, body fat, BMI, muscle and bone, are more than most, but that is not what separates it in use.

It syncs over Wi-Fi rather than Bluetooth. On a Bluetooth scale, a weigh-in only reaches your history if your phone is nearby, unlocked and has the app in a cooperative mood. Miss that and the reading sits on the scale until next time. Over Wi-Fi the scale uploads on its own, so stepping on is the entire interaction.

If you have ever abandoned a smart scale because the syncing was more effort than the data was worth, that is the problem this one solves.

The numbers that matter

A 0.1 to 180kg range with 50g accuracy is the finest graduation of any scale we rank, twice as fine as the 100g scales and better than the 0.05kg Xiaomi models by a hair.

That precision is not for a casual weigh-in. It matters if you are tracking a slow change: at 50g steps, a trend that moves half a kilo a month reads as a line rather than a staircase.

Heart rate on a bathroom scale is a genuine extra rather than a gimmick, though treat it as a resting-rate trend rather than a clinical figure.

The 3D virtual body mode is the feature we would weigh least. It renders an estimated body shape from the measurements. Some people find it motivating and nobody should buy the scale for it.

What to be honest about

The composition figures are still bioimpedance estimates, exactly as they are on a scale a fifth of the price. Paying more buys more of them, more precision on weight, and better plumbing to get them off the device. It does not buy laboratory-grade body fat.

The 765 ratings behind its 4.9 is a smaller sample than the budget scales carry, simply because far fewer people buy a ₱2,300 bathroom scale.

Skip the composition features with a pacemaker or other implanted device, or in pregnancy.

Is the eufy P2 Pro sulit?

Only for a specific buyer. If you weigh yourself daily, act on the trend, and have been let down by Bluetooth syncing, the Wi-Fi and the 50g steps are worth real money.

For everyone else this is several times the price of a scale that tracks weight just as reliably. Most people are better served spending a quarter of this and putting the difference somewhere it changes an outcome.

Who the eufy P2 Pro suits

Buy this if you are serious about tracking body composition over months, want the readings to arrive without touching your phone, and want the finest weight resolution available here.

Skip it if you weigh yourself occasionally, or if a cheaper smart scale’s Bluetooth has never bothered you. See our best body scales roundup and the body scale buying guide.

If the eufy P2 Pro is not right

The eufy Smart Scale A1 is the same brand at well under half the price, trading Wi-Fi for Bluetooth while keeping the multi-app syncing. The Xiaomi Body Composition Scale S400 offers 25 indicators and dual-frequency sensing for far less, if you are content inside Xiaomi Home.