Amazon shoppers rushing for £59 smart scales that's helping them shed weight (2025)

The eufy P3 smart scales can track your body weight and other statistics

Amazon shoppers have been rushing to snap up a pair of smart scales that are helping them shed weight for the summer. The eufy Smart Scale P3 are currently on offer for Prime shoppers who want to make sure they are reaching weight goals for the summer or the upcoming big event on the calendar.

The Smart Scale P3 won't yell at you, but it does find the right fitness plan through careful calculation of your weight, body fat, and muscle, so health goals stay on track. As Brits progress through their fitness journey, they get a personal avatar that changes and encourages them during every workout.

Shoppers can also know exactly what's going on with their body because the eufy Smart Scale P3 tracks 16 stats, including body fat percentage and heart rate, then sends it to your phone.

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It's also super accurate thanks to a highly sensitive ITO coating and a more precise pressure sensor that ensures accuracy down to 50g. But there are a number of alternatives on the horizon. You can pick up these cheaper Vitafit Smart Bathroom Scales for £17.99. Or you can go all out and get these Garmin E2 scales from Argos for £129.99.

Shoppers have also been praising the eufy scales for helping them shed weight. One shopper said: "I bought this scale at the beginning of August. I weigh every morning, I even take it in vacation with me. I have lost 36lbs and I am still loosing weight. My husband started using it too and has lost 20lbs.

"This scale makes you accountable for your actions, eating, drinking, and living. Another shopper gushed: "A great set of scales that gives you loads of information to help with your weight control.

"It has been very helpful in showing trends and giving pointers to areas to focus on. I have lost a stone in the 3 months I've had them with the information supplied by the scales supporting my health regime."

However, some people complained it wasn't as useful for multiple users. One shopper complained: "Scale performs great - the problem is, despite my partner and I being about 80 lbs apart, it still tries to apply his weight on my profile, so it shows I've lost 80 pounds in a day and then gained it right back.

"Unfortunately, you can't update weight-ins to the other person's profile; your options are to leave it on the wrong profile or delete it entirely. Other than this issue, though, it's a good product and has been working reliably and auto-uploading our weights to the app for several months now. Hopefully, they can apply some common-sense guidelines to the app to resolve the profile issue, but I would still recommend this product."