The Amazfit Smart Scale is one of the products Huami is expected to announce this Autumn. While we wait for the launch, we have discovered some features of the smart scale in the Amazfit Zepp app and also have an idea of what it will look like.
The features are under the Enjoy menu and there are three of them which we have listed below:
Weight holding baby
Unlike older children and adults, weighing a baby isn’t as straightforward unless you have a baby scale at home. While a standard scale requires the person to stand upright, a baby scale requires the infant to be laid on its back.
However, there is a way to weigh a baby using a regular scale, and that is by subtracting your own weight from that of the weight of you carrying the baby. In this case, you will need a very accurate scale that can record your weight to two decimal places.
The image shows that you will be able to weigh your baby using the Amazfit Smart Scale and there will be a way to do it safely and accurately by going into the app. The method is similar to what we described above. The only difference is that the weight is automatically subtracted.
Balance on one foot
Another feature of the scale under the Enjoy menu is called “Balance on one foot”. This is a common test used to determine how healthy an individual is. All you have to do is stand on the scale with one leg with the other bent at a 45° angle and your eyes closed. The longer you can stand, the better your balance is.
Guest Mode
One of the features of a smart scale is the ability to store multiple user profiles. However, there are times when a guest wants to use your scale. For the Amazfit Smart Scale, you will be able to select a guest mode on the app so that the weight is not saved as yours or anyone else with a profile.
Body Composition Scale
The Amazfit Smart Scale will not just measure your weigth like a lot of smart scales. It will actually be able to determine other health parameters as it is body composition scale. The tab for the “Balance on one foot“ feature says in the decription that it is a body composition scale just like the Mi Body Composition Scale. So it should be able to determine visceral fat, muscle mass, BMI, bone mass, basal metabolism, and body fat among others.
With respect to the design of the smart scale, we believe it will come in black and have a dot matrix screen that displays results to two decimal places. We were able to deduce this from the image of the smart scale used in the app (see image above).
That is all we have discovered about the smart scale. We sure will let you know if we find more details before the launch.
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