can two different people use the scale and have it report to their own LoseIt accounts?
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I read in the instructions that you can as long as each person has there own device. You program your name into the scale when you attach your blue tooth device but when i tried it connected easy to my ipad for me but my husband has android phone with the app and it would not let me bluetooth without upgrading the lose it app to premium but was free with i pad but not all features only a few were free. And he did not want to pay the 40.00 for full app . I have not tried this with two apple products. And the scale it very nice and so far haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helped some for you. I read in the instructions that you can as long as each person has there own device. You program your name into the scale when you attach your blue tooth device but when i tried it connected easy to my ipad for me but my husband has android phone with the app and it would not let me bluetooth without upgrading the lose it app to premium but was free with i pad but not all features only a few were free. And he did not want to pay the 40.00 for full app . I have not tried this with two apple products. And the scale it very nice and so far haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helped... » Read More I read in the instructions that you can as long as each person has there own device. You program your name into the scale when you attach your blue tooth device but when i tried it connected easy to my ipad for me but my husband has android phone with the app and it would not let me bluetooth without upgrading the lose it app to premium but was free with i pad but not all features only a few were free. And he did not want to pay the 40.00 for full app . I have not tried this with two apple products. And the scale it very nice and so far haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helped some for you. « Show Less
1415529
Yes! Both my wife and I have separate readings. After you weigh yourself it flashes each name in sequence. Just tap when you see your name.
1415530
Yes. Two people can use the scale when they have two different lose it accounts. In fact, I think you can have more than that. Good luck losing it! Have fun with it!
406857
I don't think there is any way to calibrate a scale with out using a known weight to adjust a scale with. Use another scale and fill a container with something that weights 100 grams with the container, then you can use that to calibrate the other scale. Then the scale is calibrated to the scale used the make the weight. If you have a calibrating weight it is a lot easier to check your scales. Hope this helps.
1537580
Yes. The scale display can be set to either Metric or English Standard for weight, and the body electrochemical analysis will report ineither modes as well.
495474
I have found that the actual weight does show up, if you have set up the app correctly. I also have lbs gained and lost.
184127
Hi, yes the scales still work as normal scales, iPhone not needed for basic weighing but needed for keeping track of your results. Hope this helps.
1344068
Yes, the weights come into the app and you apply them to the proper user, then on futures weigh ins the scale associates the weight with the right user on its own
384904
No..the scale is not a mathematical calculator..it will only show how much you put or take, but not the difference between amounts.
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Actually, if your mother's weight is close to yours (about 10 pounds more or less), the scale will store the data and forward it to your cell phone next time you will activate the scale and your phone will be close enough to connect with bluetooth. Of course, this all suppose that you created a profile for yourself and that your mother did not create a profile. If you both created a profile, the scale will ask which profile to forward the datas (weight). In any situation, you can still manually remove or correct the information sent to your "loseit!" account (if you have one).
2087286
From what I can find searching around Google, Samsung has their own Body Scale, so I doubt you can attach a Withings Scale to the S Health app unfortunately.
905957
Does the scale really work? Yep, if snycs with my iphone and records everything when I step on the scale. Is that your question?
1516129
You have to set up a profile for yourself using the buttons at the top. You can set up to 8 profiles. I think you have to hit the button on the right and P1 (person 1) will flash and then you enter all of the information it asks for. Then next time you weigh yourself hit the button in the middle until you see P1, then get on the scale it takes about 90 seconds but it will give you your weight, BMI and how far you are from your goal.
757730
yes more than 1 person can use it. you set up your own account under each name for your own personal tracking and results.
2139540
If you connect your HealthKit app and fitbit app both to myfitnesspal, it will sync across. :) just tested
154263
I don't know how to answer this question because my son put my height and my weight in and I am person #1 on the scale. All I can say is look at your manual and maybe it will help you set yours.
2130808
I give you credit for trying to speak in English as it is apparent that it may not be your native tongue. I think you are asking if you can use it for multiple people. Answer is yes. You will have to reconfigure it for each person. However, It may log the results as your own profile. I have not discovered a way to set it up to do multiple people unless they have set up their own accounts. I think your second question is if will give you a printout. Your computer will print out any report from your profile.
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I don't think so. I don't have a FitBit. The tech level of this scale is lower monotone, not higher complex with some options for network connections. I love the scale though! It's great to have the graphs and BMI on the account page. You'll love it.
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You can switch between kilos and pounds, if I correctly understood your question, yes you can choose between the two different metrics to count your weight.