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The HBF-510W is an easy-to-use total body monitoring scale which not only calculates visceral fat, and skeletal muscle mass levels -- both helpful indicators for consumers to use when determining appropriate calorie intake and exercise levels.
It also displays standard values such as body fat percentage, weight and BMI to help users take proactive steps toward better health.
The scale uses full-body sensing technology featuring hand grip and foot electrodes to facilitate a highly accurate reading.
Technical Details
- Highly accurate full body sensing technology featuring hand grip and foot electrodes- Monitor your weight, body fat and visceral fat levels for healthy weight loss
- Monitor your skeletal muscle levels to keep weight off
- Four person profile memory
- Measurement storage for one day, one week, 30 days and 90 days for easy reference in tracking progress
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By Cesar R. Sosa (Brownsville)
I decided to buy this as an upgrade to HBF-306C which, in my opinion, is a piece of trash. I have to say that this scale is pretty consistent, but is a little off. I know for a fact that I am 17%BF, but this scale insists that I am in the 22% range. The only reason I did not give it less stars is because, even thou I'm sure of my BF composition, there is a little chance I am wrong.
By WhoMe (California)
Excellent,,,a quality unit which does as advertised. I recommend it and would not hesitate to buy again.
By M. schofield
This is a pretty good product for keeping track of your weight loss (or gain). It is not super accurate though, but still gives you an idea of whats going on. I had my body composition done professionally. I checked it against the scale and found that if I entered myself as a male, it was very accurate (I'm female). I believe this is because it doesn't account for athletic body types.
By Jeff Kraus (Orlando, FL USA)
I was excited to get this scale. It's my first scale that does more than tell you how much you weigh. I don't really have a way to tell how accurate the weight reading is. But I do know that it's consistent. I've tried all sorts of different tests: Weighing myself multiple times, recalibrating the scale each time, weighing myself with shoes, then without shoes, then weighing the shoes to see if me + shoes = me wearing shoes, etc. etc. The numbers always seem to come out the way they should.
The same goes for the other readings - I have no way of knowing how accurate they are. But across a few days, resting metabolism varies by no more than 10-15 calories, skeletal muscle and body fat stay within 1%, visceral fat is always the same number, and BMI only varies slightly with day-to-day weight changes.
It's been a little under three weeks so far with the scale, so I haven't really had it long enough to see a significant trend forming based on my recent exercise regimen. But being able to see all of those values really keeps your behavior in check. Every time you see one of the values change for the better, it helps to renew your resolve. I've got a lot of room to improve, and I think this scale is really going to help me maintain my focus.
In my opinion, it's worth double what I paid for it. I only wish (manufacturers, take note!) that there was more you could do with the memory function. It keeps 90 days worth of data for each user profile, but you can only view today, yesterday, last week, last month, and 90 days ago. I'd like to see a little USB port in there where you could put a memory stick and it would download a CSV or other delimited text file containing your history. It would be a simple matter to import the file into a spreadsheet application to view charts and graphs of your progress.
By Marietta C. Bricker (DeFuniak Springs, Florida)
This product is indispensable for holding Weight Loss Challenges and Nutrition Classes. Easy to use, it gives relevant information to help the overweight person.
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