eufy Smart Scale P2 Product Manual

Introduction: eufy Smart Scale P2 overview, features, and who it is for

The eufy Smart Scale P2 is a Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth body composition scale designed for users who want more than basic weight tracking. It measures 15 body metrics, including weight, BMI, body fat, muscle mass, bone mass, water, protein, BMR, visceral fat, lean body mass, body age, and more, while also supporting 3D virtual body modeling in the EufyLife app. The scale is built for everyday health monitoring, fitness tracking, and family use, making it a strong fit for people managing weight loss, strength training, wellness goals, or long-term body composition trends.

One of its biggest advantages is convenience: users can sync data over Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth and then send results to Apple Health, Google Fit, or Fitbit. The scale also supports multiple user profiles, making it useful for households that want individualized tracking without manually switching accounts. Its 50 g / 0.1 lb measurement precision, IPX5 water resistance, anti-slip finish, and rounded corners add practical durability for bathroom use.

In most markets, the eufy Smart Scale P2 typically falls in the budget-to-midrange category, with an estimated price range of about $40 to $60 depending on retailer and promotions. Availability is generally good through eufy’s store, major online retailers, and regional support channels. For users who want a smart body fat scale with app syncing, detailed metrics, and solid value, this model is one of the more accessible options in its class.

Setup guide: how to set up the eufy Smart Scale P2 step by step

Start by placing the scale on a hard, flat surface such as tile, wood, or laminate. Avoid carpet, uneven flooring, or damp areas. Insert the included AAA batteries, then step onto the scale briefly to wake it up and confirm the display activates. Download the EufyLife app on your phone and create or sign in to your account.

Open the app, select the option to add a scale, and follow the on-screen pairing instructions. The scale supports Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth, with 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi required for network syncing. Once paired, you can enter your profile details such as age, height, and gender to improve body composition estimates. If you use Apple Health, Google Fit, or Fitbit, enable third-party syncing in the app settings.

If the scale does not connect, check that your phone’s Bluetooth is on, the scale has fresh batteries, and your Wi‑Fi is 2.4 GHz rather than 5 GHz. If readings seem inconsistent, make sure your feet are clean and dry, stand still during measurement, and use the scale in the same location each time. Keep the surface clean and dry, and do not exceed the stated weight limit. Because the unit is IPX5 water resistant, it can handle bathroom splashes, but it should not be submerged.

Pros & cons of the eufy Smart Scale P2 for everyday health tracking

Pros

Detailed health metrics: Tracks 15 measurements, giving users more insight than a basic bathroom scale.
App connectivity: Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth syncing make it easy to review long-term trends without manual logging.
Good value for money: Offers a feature set that is often associated with more expensive smart scales.
Multi-user support: Helpful for families or shared households that want separate profiles.
Practical build: The anti-slip surface, rounded corners, and IPX5 rating improve everyday usability.

Cons

Body-fat estimates are trend-based: Like most bioelectrical impedance scales, results are useful for tracking changes over time, not for medical diagnosis.
App dependency: The richest experience comes from using the EufyLife app and enabling connectivity.
Display limits: Some users prefer larger or brighter readouts than those found on premium alternatives.
Not ideal for advanced athletes: Users wanting segmental body analysis or clinical-grade precision may prefer higher-end models from Withings or similar brands.

Overall, the eufy Smart Scale P2 sits in a strong value segment. Compared with cheaper non-smart scales, it offers far more insight. Compared with premium smart scales, it is less advanced but usually much easier to justify on price.

Customer reviews: what buyers commonly say about the eufy Smart Scale P2

Customer feedback for the eufy Smart Scale P2 is generally positive, with many users rating it around 4 to 4.5 stars for ease of use, app syncing, and the amount of data it provides. A common praise is that the scale feels reliable for daily weigh-ins and makes it easy to spot real progress through trend graphs rather than single readings.

Typical positive comments include: “Setup was simple, and the app connected quickly,” and “I like seeing my weight and body composition in one place.” Users also appreciate the Wi‑Fi feature because it removes the need to keep a phone nearby during every weigh-in.

Common complaints focus on body-fat accuracy, which some buyers feel is less useful than the weight reading itself. A few users also mention occasional syncing issues, app learning curves, or difficulty reading the display in bright light. Despite that, many reviewers still recommend it as a budget-friendly smart body composition scale for home use, especially for people who want practical tracking instead of clinical-level measurements.

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