Whether you’re a casual runner like me or you’re entering triathlons, you’ll want to be keeping track of your body composition statistics. While smart scales aren’t necessary for everyone, for those with an interest in fitness and exercise, they’re a useful investment. But how do you find the best smart scales?
Let me help you with that. I’ve reviewed Withings, Wyze, Renpho, and QardioBase scales, and done my fair share of smart scale research. So when I found QardioBase’s newest scale, the X, I knew I had to try it out. QardioBase is known for its blood pressure monitors and various cardio health devices, and the X is their third smart scale. QardioBase claims it’s accurate within 0.1-0.2 pounds and it can analyze an impressive 11 metrics. But is it one of the best mid-range smart scales?
