The app also keeps track of your metrics over time. You can see graphs of your
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and year.
There’s also an option in the Wyze app to use the Scale to check your heart rate.
You just tap that option, step on the Scale, and it gives you a reading. The app
keeps a record of your heart rate along with the date and time.
In the app’s settings menu, you can share the Scale with other people (more on
that below), change the units from pounds to kilograms, enable power-save
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access support content.
One negative is that the Wyze app shows only recommended levels for BMI. In
comparison, the Eufy BodySense app shows if you’re in the low, normal, high,
or excessive range for every metric.
Wyze says the Scale will be compatible with Google Fit, with support for Apple
Health, Fitbit, and Samsung Health expected at some point in the future. At the
time of writing, Wyze is still awaiting Google’s approval, so I haven’t yet tested
the integration with Google Fit.
The Scale also integrates with the new Wyze Band by sending your weight
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