Xiaomi expands beyond smartphones, introducing globally the affordable, feature-rich Body Composition Scale S400 with 25 health indicators.
While Xiaomi is often associated with smartphones, the company offers a diverse product portfolio. For example, we recently mentioned about the, showcasing this variety. However, a significant portion of these products are currently limited to the Chinese market. This, however, appears to be changing, as Xiaomi is now introducing the Body Composition Scale S400 globally.
This scale, called Mijia S400 in China, costs about $14 . Prices might be a little different outside of China, but even if they doubled, it would still be one of the cheapest and best smart scales you can buy. The Xiaomi Body Composition Scale S400 uses fancy electrical pulses to measure 25 different things about your body and health.
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