InBody Dial H30 Smart Body Composition Scale

InBody Dial H30 Smart Body Composition Scale

Name: InBody Dial H30 Smart Body Composition Scale
Brand: InBody
SKU: H30
Price: 349.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 349.00

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The InBody Dial H30 gives you smart, accurate body insights — right from home. With advanced features like auto user recognition, seamless app syncing, and a splash-proof LCD screen, it measures muscle mass, body fat, and more with professional-grade precision....

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InBody Dial H30

More Advanced Metrics, More Health Insights

Triple-Frequency Technology for Enhanced Precision

Step On, Start Measuring. No Manual Input Necessary!

No need to input your info — auto user recognition enables seamless one-step testing for up to 20 users. Data auto-syncs directly to your InBody App profile even if your phone is in another room.

Track Your Progress With Ease

The H30 scale offers effortless tracking of your body composition, with results seamlessly synced to the InBody App for convenient progress monitoring.

Professional-Grade Accuracy. At Home.

Doctors, physical therapists, and fitness experts rely on InBody for precise body composition analysis. Now, you can track your progress with the accuracy professionals depend on — right at home.

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Other scales estimate. InBody measures.

That’s why timing, surface, and conditions matter. Follow best practices to get the real, science-backed data:

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Nice scale but does not have some key metrics like water amount and body water content percent

My advice would be to spend some time figuring out under what conditions you take your test, be consistent and try to keep all the variables the same that you can control because the results that you get will be more reliable. I’ll probably give five stars once I figure it out.

Love the type of data it provides, but you definitely need to take it with a grain of salt. I knew this going in, as nothing is perfect, including an at-home InBody scale, but I literally tested back-to-back (literally within 15 seconds) and got a different reading. The first few readings were very different, likely due to user error and potentially calibration? But day-to-day measurements are still pretty different, despite keeping all variables the same. Best to use for GENERAL trends; don’t get married to any numbers.

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