It does not connect directly to mi fitness but through Zepp Life, not online. The watch does not connect to Zepp Life.
Otherwise, it is a user-friendly scale, quite accurate.

This scale is not good because it makes me look fat! The truth is that I am, but now it's time for revenge! Since I'm not on a diet, I'll take my blood back here! I hate you, especially when you show me my fat percentage and all those weird things on my app! Can you review me on Scroutz? Maybe you can... It's worth the money after all, even though I stopped using it for psychological reasons!

As a scale, it has a difference of 800 grams compared to a professional one.
And the measurement it provides is completely inaccurate.
Very poor.

Sometimes on the first measurement it may show you as 0.15-1kg heavier, but if you step off and step back on, it gives you the correct weight. Also, the software has some issues (although it does say it's not always accurate), but it suggests that I should be at 66kg while I am 83kg with 24% body fat, and it shows me as overweight in body type, which I definitely am not.

It is accurate in its measurements, AS LONG AS: you don't move it! If you have it stored somewhere and you move it to weigh yourself, it will show you a weight that is 0.75 to 2 kilograms higher. You have to weigh yourself first, step off, and then step back on for the correct measurement.

For some reason, it stopped doing body fat measurements. Not that it bothers me, but just when the bars start to light up, they stop in the middle

I bought it for about 50 euros 4 months ago. Although it is stable, its measurements are inaccurate. It consistently shows 2 and a half to 3 kilograms more than the actual weight. I read about calibration, did it again, but the same issue persists. I won't even discuss the other measurements... they are all completely random. Now I see that its price has dropped by half, but still, it's a waste of money! Choose a different product instead.

Same exact measurements as the accurate professional nutritionist's (verified). Easy connection with the mobile phone. Recognition of multiple faces (you can create several profiles for weighed individuals), on the screen it only shows your weight, the rest you can see on your mobile phone and it also has the "normal" values based on each age! I would say it's worth its money and more for someone who wants to easily keep track of their body weight (especially fat)!

It shows the weight with a small deviation, but for fat/muscle mass it shows random values. It does not perform two consecutive measurements, showing the first as 25% fat and the second as 18%. One downside is also the user experience of the Android application. It is a bit difficult to see the history and specific measurements on specific days. Also, one downside is that someone cannot use it to see their body composition if they do not have the app on their phone, meaning it simply shows the weight on its own. Other than that, it is very good for its price, but only for occasional weight measurement to know where someone stands.

Very good for its price, it's worth it and more. I didn't expect so many measurements and functions

The measurements, apart from the weight, do not appear on the screen but the installation of an application on the mobile phone is required.

For its price, it is almost perfect!
The measurements are based on the kilograms per centimeters of height that each company records as ideal weight.
So I consider that for the quality of construction and reliability of Xiaomi, the scale is quite economical!

Overall, it is one of the best scales, however, I have some concerns regarding the application. For example, as someone under 18, it does not show me BMI, and although it measures things like muscle mass, it does not indicate whether the values I have are normal or not.

Owner and I have been using this scale for 4 days now. Given that the instructions it comes with are a small sheet of paper (so minimal) and in English, I admit that I had difficulty understanding how it works (of course, I'm referring to the body fat measurement and not just weighing).
As for the accuracy of the measurements, I don't know because I don't have a comparison. What I learned by testing is that it consistently retains the data no matter how many times you step on it. By drinking water and stepping on it again, it captured the change in water and maintained a steady percentage of body fat.
Conclusion (which was the most important for me) is that it is consistent in measurements, so you can understand any changes that occur in your body, even if it's not precise.

I got it a while ago mainly for a more accurate image than a simple scale and to keep track of my progress. I didn't have much trust in measurements like BMI or bone mass, etc. Until 10 days ago, when the nutritionist came for the diet that my wife would start. She measured her with a very expensive precision scale (currently priced at €760 on skroutz) and the results were almost the same... I was amazed! Well done Xiaomi!