Xiaomi's new Mijia Scale S400, at 99 yuan, tracks heart rate and uses dual-frequency impedance for 25 health metrics, rivaling DEXA in accuracy.
has just launched its latest health product, the Mijia Smart Body Fat Scale S400, and it comes at an affordable price of only 99 yuan . This advancedis designed to give users a detailed picture of their overall health, with a specific focus on helping them identify and address “hidden obesity” and other health concerns., allowing users to easily track their heart health by detecting variations in heart rate, whether it’s slow, normal, or fast.
The scale has demonstrated a strong correlation of ≥0.932 when compared to the DEXA method, ensuring high accuracy for key metrics like body fat percentage and fat mass., it generates detailed reports for each measurement, offering insights into 25 different aspects of body composition, including body fat, muscle mass, water content, protein levels, bone mineral content, and more. Additionally, it assesses visceral fat levels, helping to identify hidden obesity-related risks.
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