
Step Up. Stand Tall. See It All.
Redefine your daily check-in. Featuring an adjustable stand, 8-electrode segmental analysis, and a built-in display, this scale delivers effortless measurements with clearer insights—no bending, no guessing, just a smarter way to understand your body.
Smarter Features. Easier Tracking.
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Dual-Frequency 8-Electrode BIA
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50+ In-App Body Metrics
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Built-in Voice Guidance
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4.7″ High-Contrast VA Screen
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Controls at Your Fingertips
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Built for Every Body
Advanced Measurement. Deeper Insights.
Go beyond weight with dual-frequency BIA and 8-electrode technology, designed to provide a more detailed view of your body composition.
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8-Electrode Segmental Analysis
Analyze your arms, legs, and torso separately to reveal segmental fat and muscle distribution for a clearer view of your body composition.
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Dual-Frequency BIA Technology
Using low- and high-frequency electrical signals, DF-BIA analyzes body composition to reveal fat and muscle distribution across your body.
Professional 5-Segment Body Composition Analysis
Your Data, Organized in the App
Turn daily measurements into meaningful insights with body composition data, progress tracking, and personalized reports to track your changes over time.
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Your Body, in More Than 50 Metrics
Understand your body with 50+ metrics, including body fat, muscle mass, BMI, visceral fat and more—to build better habits over time.
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Your Progress, Clearly Organized
Track body composition over time, review your progress, and export detailed health reports anytime with the free FED Fitness App.
Measure in 3 Simple Steps
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Product Dimensions
13.4 W x 12.2 L x 1.6 H in
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Weight Capacity
440 lb
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Increments
0.1 Ib
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Adjustable Stand Height
20.9–34.6 in
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Display
4.7-inch VA
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Power Supply
6.0V, 4 x AAA Batteries
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Battery Life
Up to 150 Days
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User Manual
FAQs
What Are Electrodes, and What Is the Difference Between a 4-Electrode and 8-Electrode Scale?
Electrodes are contact points that send and receive low-level electrical signals to measure body composition. They allow a smart scale to collect body composition data and estimate metrics such as body fat and muscle mass.
A 4-electrode scale typically uses foot electrodes to measure through the lower body, while an 8-electrode scale uses both hand and foot electrodes. By measuring from more contact points, an 8-electrode scale can provide segmental body composition analysis for the arms, legs, and torso, offering a more comprehensive view of your body composition.
Why does this body composition scale have a handle?
The handle provides additional hand electrodes that work together with the foot electrodes to collect more body composition data. This 8-electrode design enables more detailed segmental analysis of your arms, legs, and torso for a more complete view of fat and muscle distribution.
What are the benefits of the built-in stand design?
The adjustable stand keeps the handle and display at a comfortable height, reducing the need to bend down during measurement. It makes the entire process easier, more comfortable, and more accessible for everyday use.
Do I need to check my phone after every measurement?
No. The BS1 features a built-in display that lets you view your essential measurement results directly on the scale, so you don’t need to reach for your phone after every measurement.
For a more detailed view, you can connect the scale to the FED Fitness App to review 50+ body composition metrics, track changes over time, and access detailed reports. Use the display for quick everyday check-ins and the app when you want a deeper look at your data.
Do I need to pay to use the FED Fitness App?
No. The FED Fitness App is completely free to use, with no additional fees required to access its core features. You can use the app to track your body composition and monitor changes over time.
How can I get more consistent body composition measurements?
Body composition measurements can vary due to factors such as hydration, exercise, food intake, and time of day. To improve consistency, measure under similar conditions each time and make sure your hands and feet have proper contact with the electrodes.
For more meaningful results, focus on long-term trends rather than a single reading. Consistent measurement conditions can make it easier to track changes in your body composition over time.
What Are the 50+ Metrics Included in the Full-Body Composition Report?
Below is a complete list of the 50+ metrics and data points included in your Full-Body Composition Analysis Report:
- Weight
- Body Fat Mass
- Bone Mass
- Protein Mass
- Body Water Mass
- Muscle Mass
- Skeletal Muscle Mass
- Muscle & Fat Analysis-Weight
- Muscle & Fat Analysis-Skeletal Muscle Mass
- Muscle & Fat Analysis-Body Fat Mass
- Obesity Analysis-BMI
- Obesity Analysis-Body Fat Percentage
- Fat Mass - Left Arm
- Fat Mass - Right Arm
- Fat Mass - Torso (Trunk)
- Fat Mass - Left Leg
- Fat Mass - Right Leg
- Fat Mass Compared to Standard Value - Left Arm
- Fat Mass Compared to Standard Value - Right Arm
- Fat Mass Compared to Standard Value - Torso (Trunk)
- Fat Mass Compared to Standard Value - Left Leg
- Fat Mass Compared to Standard Value - Right Leg
- Muscle Mass - Left Arm
- Muscle Mass - Right Arm
- Muscle Mass - Torso (Trunk)
- Muscle Mass - Left Leg
- Muscle Mass - Right Leg
- Muscle Mass Compared to Standard Value - Left Arm
- Muscle Mass Compared to Standard Value - Right Arm
- Muscle Mass Compared to Standard Value - Torso (Trunk)
- Muscle Mass Compared to Standard Value - Left Leg
- Muscle Mass Compared to Standard Value - Right Leg
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 20 kHz - Left Arm
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 20 kHz - Right Arm
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 20 kHz - Torso (Trunk)
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 20 kHz - Left Leg
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 20 kHz - Right Leg
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 100 kHz - Left Arm
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 100 kHz - Right Arm
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 100 kHz - Torso (Trunk)
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 100 kHz - Left Leg
- Bioelectrical Impedance at 100 kHz - Right Leg
- Body Score
- Target Weight
- Weight Control
- Fat Control
- Muscle Control
- Obesity Assessment-BMI
- Obesity Assessment-Body Fat Percentage
- Obesity Assessment-Obesity Degree
- Body Type Assessment (11 Body Types)
- Visceral Fat Level
- Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
- Fat-Free Mass
- Subcutaneous Fat
- Skeletal Muscle Index (SMI)
- Metabolic Age
- Waist-to-Hip Ratio (WHR)
Segmental Balance Analysis
Explore fat and muscle distribution across your arms, legs, and torso.