MovingLife Reviews

I woke up this morning and my data was missing..since then it has dowloaded from the cloud i guess...all is good now.

The device model iF1949B seems to have lost the ability to measure body fat and always times out. MovingLife needs to be open in order to record data.

I stepped on the scale while one corner was on the rug, so it gave me an incorrect reading. Now way to delete that so looking at the data is wrong. I would not be using MovingLife but it’s MovingLife that came with the scale I ordered. Labels like “chubby” etc could be done away with, not helpful.

The new app update deleted all previous history of my weight. Now I can't keep track of it anymore.

I have had this scale since 2019, but all of a sudden it no longer reads my fat data. I keep getting an error “no fat data detected”, which is pretty useless for a fat scale.

I’ve been using MovingLife for about 3 months, since I got my smart scale. Initial setup with my phone was a bit difficult, but every phone we have synced since then has gone smoothly. MovingLife syncs well with my iPhone’s Apple Health app. My problem with MovingLife is with its description of the BMI ranges — none of them are correct. For example, MovingLife says that if your BMI is over 28, you are obese. The correct range is a BMI of 30+ is obese.

Synching with my scale was easy. However, the measurements are entirely insane. I’m 5’8” girl weighting 140 pounds, I do CrossFit 6 days a week, wear a size 4 in jeans, but MovingLife says I have 31% body fat and I’m slightly obese. My muscle mass is also extremely low according to my health progress. Maybe the next time my grandmother tells me I’m getting too muscular, I’ll show her this. Good thing I’m extremely comfortable with my body (do obese people have abs?) because this could really mess with a person’s mind.

I wish there were a way to delete entries. If gives in accurate up and down weigh-in when my children use the scale. I wish I could delete those entries.

If it wasn’t for my scale using this as a proprietary app I wouldn’t use it. I’m not obese weighing in at 180lbs as an athletic and active person who hikes up to 32 miles in a day. This could be demoralizing for some people who want to make a difference in their health and lifestyle choices. Also it should allow you to delete entries so you can use am average of your weight.

Just trying it today and it did not sinc time, does not move from one application to other .. it needs more easier access . Phone messages are transcribed so something is working well , thinking should I return it or give more time.

Is there a way to calculate bone structure which is typically how this stat is calculated? For Example: measuring wrist/forearm/waist? Otherwise I just ignore this statistic as being a female of bigger bones? As this calculates high for my height/weight/age. Surely this is to motivate... but must be true to form... ???

The graph scaling is wrong when units are in Lbs seems to work correctly when units are in Kg.

I’m 6’2” 216 the first time I weighed myself with this scale (only 6 lbs more than the average weight of an nhl defenseman (ladies what’s up I’m single)). MovingLife done called me “chubby” and only 14 lbs away from obese. It also said I was at risk for chronic health problems because of how much “fat” I have. Going to get so fit just to spite you idiots.

This scale is accurate for weight measurement. However it states that I have excellent bone health. I’m a 49 year old with severe osteoporosis and bone loss with an extreme high risk for fracture. Obviously this is not accurate at all!

As a scale it has way too much access to the data on my phone.

Won’t let you make an account without an authorization code which they don’t even send you.