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Hume Health The Body Pod, Smart Body Composition Scale with Bluetooth App, 45+ Key Health Metrics, Accurate Personalized Home Analyzer - 1 Pack, Black

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Weight
4.4 lb
Display Type
digital
Form Factor
Handheld
Readout Accuracy
98%
Weigh Scale Type
Balance Scale

Features 5

  • #1 Body Analyzer Used In Clinics - Reach health goals 12x faster with powerful data. As the only scale approved for medical clinics, The Body Pod uses 8 frequency sensors to deliver precise weight, full body composition, and heart health.
  • Industry leading Accuracy and Precision - The Body Pod is like having a GPS that allows you to easily lose the right weight with industry-leading 98% accuracy. Track over 45+ key health metrics including weight, body fat, muscle mass, BMI, and bone mass.
  • AI-Powered Coaching & Feedback - Take the guesswork out of your fitness journey with personalized insights, actionable feedback, and weekly health reports. Leverage artificial intelligence to help you develop health programs unique to your body and goals.
  • Family Friendly & HSA/FSA Eligible - Easily add up to 30 unique users, making the Body Pod ideal for tracking your fitness goals with family, friends, or a workout group. Plus, it's HSA/FSA eligible to keep your family focused on health, not the wallet.

Specs 17

Brand Hume Health
Color Black
Recommended Uses For Product Adults
Special Feature Body Composition Analysis, Smart, AI-Powered Coaching, High Precision Sensors
Display Type digital
Special Features Body Composition Analysis, Smart, AI-Powered Coaching, High Precision Sensors
Form Factor Handheld
Readout Accuracy 98%

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Incredible Scale for Tracking Body Metrics
Color: Black
I completed a ton of research before investing in this scale, was on the fence between this and another brand. Ultimately I was won over by the appearance/reported ease of use of the app and was able to snag it on sale. Setup was a breeze and the app is LOADED with information (also reports me as 7% lower body fat than my old scale that calculated basic metrics). I’ve recently begun resistance/balance training, so I really appreciate the breakdown of fat/muscle per arms, legs, and trunk as well as A/G ratio (midsection : hips). Measurements like skeletal and skeletal muscle mass are helpful for women entering all stages of perimenopause. Occasionally the app will say it couldn’t capture a reading, but when I navigate off the screen, my measurements are updated from the prior weigh in. There is currently a glitch in the app for calculating body water percentage; when I reached out to support, they responded promptly that a fix is being worked on, and gifted me with two months of premium service. So far, very minimal complaints, nothing that isn’t outweighed by all the pros. Truly looking forward to using this as a tool to monitor my growth! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026 by emenderle713
DO NOT BUY!!! Believe the many bad reviews.
Color: Black
Do yourself a favor: don’t buy this. I hope I can save you from making the same mistake I made when I trusted Hume. I received a beautiful but completely useless product that wouldn’t give me a reading 9 times out of 10. Like many disappointed customers before me (read other reviews), I just couldn’t get anything out of this very expensive product. It did not work. A 200$ scale should work. I sent it back in perfect condition (I mean can’t use something that doesn’t work). Full disclosure: I had thrown the original box away. They say a charger was missing: I never got one. A quick search online told me that we’re talking of a simple USB-A to USB-C cable. Okay! Of the refund they sent me, they kept 86.94$ for themselves and sent me back 97.37$. “Because they can’t resell” this lemon they send everyone, they explained. That’s right, you heard correctly: the hope was to just resell it (which they surely will anyway). I guess that’s the way they try to financially recoup this majestic fail of a product. I can’t imagine how many people will lose money on Hume products that don’t work properly and never do business with them again. Honestly, at this point, I hope Hume gets what it deserves for deceiving people who wanted to give them a chance. I plan to spread the word as much as I can: stay away from this company. There are better (obviously!) and much cheaper options out there. From companies who will respect and appreciate you as a customer. And not just pocket your money in questionable ways. I hope this helps! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026 by Mel
Best home scale ever invented to date!
Color: Black
Review Image by F. Digiovanni
I was wary about all the reviewers and connection issues. I did NOT have any connection issues and I weigh in every morning. Just open the Hume app first before getting on the scale. Weigh in AFTER your 1st morning pee and barefoot and the least amount of clothing as possible, same time every day. Right after 1st morning pee. This scale is so good, you can literally MIN/MAX your body and the scale is accurate enough to detect it. Such as, decreasing sodium and increasing potassium the scale showed the water outside the cells go down and water inside the cells go up. The next day's weigh in reflected this! I screen shot my daily weigh-in of the Hume app pages into an AI chat and we go over the results in detail. The AI explains to me why certain things are the way they are based on what I told it I did the previous day in regards to weight training and every thing I ate and drank. I highly suggest getting this scale. If I was only looking at pure scale numbers of weight, I would be thinking my weight training is NOT working. But because I have this Hume pod, I can literally see the transformation happening internally day by day. I started at over 26% body fat and low muscle mass, I'm now down to 20% body fat and lean muscle mas up from 127 to 131 lbs. But believe it or not, my weight is about the same. That would have been discouraging if I didn't know what Hume was telling me. If you have a big belly but can't really pinch that much fat, you may have mostly visceral fat and this scale detects your visceral fat as well. I highly recommend getting this scale especially if you are into fitness an body sculpting but also even if you are just a couch potato that eats to much junk food and just wants to lose weight. This will help you stay motivated in whatever regimen you choose for your weight loss journey. It's worth every penny. Consider this, you will have your own personal DEXA scan "like" scale at home. It's not an actual DEXA scan but it is very similar and does about the same thing just a different way. I LOVE THIS SCALE! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by F. Digiovanni
Nice Reports, clear display, good measurments but poor fitbit integration
Color: Black
I wanted to return this product after 15 minutes, app was a bit cumbersome, unit was very light, did not have a solid build, although the glass front and display do look very nice. I made it passed the first 15 minutes and got everything working, I do not like the app, but if you invest some time, it does work and there are some nice reports. Besides all the weight, BMI, fat, etc., it also measures your heart rate which is nice. The main reason I returned it was: A) Poor fitbit integration, the setup process is cumbersome and the data gets input to a tab I never used in fitbit NOT were I have been manually inputing my weight for years. B) It is flimsey, when you pull the handle for the measurement the unit lifts off the ground because it is very light, so you have to step on it, not a deal breaker, but annoying. Finally I purchased the Etekcity for 1/4 the price, it does not have the 8 electrodes, only 4 (no handle), BUT, setup was a breeze, app is more intuitive, and fitbit setup and integration is great. For fitbit I just clicked a button within the app that said share with fitbit and data (weight and BMI) started going over to the fitbit app immediately, and to the proper "Today" section, which is where I have been inputing data for years. The cons of the Etekcity are only 4 electrodes vs 8, so it offers less measurements (it won't measure fat in each arm and leg), no heart rate and reports are not as nice. So depending on what you value most the Hume may still be a good option for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by TechGuru101
Important Update! IGNORE Phone Error Message! (Was: Final Update: Turn Off Wi-Fi! It works!)
Color: Black
Was done giving updates, but I found out something VERY IMPORTANT! When standing on the scale and holding the 'paddle', your phone often shows a red 'X', in a circle I think, failed to gather readings. I used to repeatedly get off the scale and try again many times. Don't! IGNORE THIS error message on the phone! Do not get off the scale. Be sure your scale screen shows a STEADY Bluetooth symbol, not blinking. Continue to stand on the scale, very still, holding the paddle. The phone will continue to show nothing happening, but after about 10 seconds or so, the scale will begin to take readings. The dashes will start, then become moving little oval squares, and finally finish with showing your pulse. Once this completes, you will see your phone says, 'Weigh-In Complete' (verbage may not be exact). You can now release the paddle (gently!) and step off the scale. The phone, indeed, has gotten its readings! I've reproduced this twice so far. This was done on an Android phone, I don't know if this works the same with iPhones. ------- Ok, Final Update: Also, must turn on GPS (Location Services). It still behaves hit or miss, but continued trying and it eventually connects Bluetooth. For all the great info it provides, it's worth it (to me anyway) to put up with the connectivity issues. So, 4 stars for the issue. Update: Someone here said turn off Wi-Fi. I did that, and it works! I didn't have to even press the reset button. It not only connected to my phone, it immediately started taking readings while I was still raising the handle up to measurement position. Probably why it failed completing, but 2nd try worked! It completed all body metrics scans fairly quickly! I was very frustrated with the connectivity issues. But turning off Wi-Fi seems to have solved that issue completely! Try doing this and see if it helps you. 5 Stars!!! Previous Review: (1 Star) Very aggravated with this device! It worked a couple times, now it won't Bluetooth connect! I've reset it, made sure it's charged, nothing makes it connect! Useless! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by orion83
Inaccurate - Fails to Save Data - Requires Frequent Calibration - Snake Oil
Color: Black
The most costly piece of garbage for which I’ve paid this year. The accuracy of this thing is all over the place. Once I figured out that it likes to randomly add 3.5 pounds (hint, either reset it or step off and on to let it calibrate…and step on later), I then discovered that it likes to decide when or if it will actually transmit data to the app. It has this concept of number of weigh-ins over a week. I never found any correlation to that. I once weighed in 7 consecutive days; it counted two. This could be tied to its inability to retain a weight session. This morning, for example, I stepped on the scale. The phone app walked through its usual progress showing what it was measuring, etc. Coming back to the phone app hours later, the last weight session is from seven days ago. (I’ve weighed in more than once over that time.) With respect to the accuracy of the underlying data, the best I can say is that it shows something. What it shows is wrong (which it’s retained), but it shows something. Think of it like one of those mirrors that makes someone look thinner than they are, or more bulked up than what they are. Actual data that useful isn’t necessary here. Save some money. Since it’s not really providing true data anyway, and even the fictitious data isn’t always retained, a cheap “dumb” scale is likely a better use of money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by LARunnerJ
Awesome investment!
Color: Black
Really easy to use! You will need a couple week's worth of data in order for your results to actually tell you what's really happening. The app can be a little tricky to navigate since it really wants you to purchase a subscription, but know that this isn't really necessary. Try to be consistent about when you weigh yourself. The app will tell you whether it thinks a reading is good or not, and this could come up if it thinks you're too dehydrated for an accurate reading! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by shortcakes
Doesn't live up to the promise
Color: Black
I'm on a GLP-1 weight loss medication and got this to track my progress. I have also been getting periodic Dexa Scans as well. Dexa Scans are considered the gold standard. If the Hume scale was accurate, it would match the Dexa scan. However, it doesn't. I recently had a scan and it said I had 73 lbs of fat while the scale said I had 67.2 lbs. The scan said I had 140 lbs of lean mass, while the scale said 147.9 When you first step on the scale, it determines your weight using the same sort of pressure sensor that all scales use (comparing it to 2 other scales leads me to believe this sensor is relatively accurate). If you are holding the handles, it will then use bio-electric pulses to measure your body composition. According to Hume's own help files, Your weight is the sum of your fat mass, lean mass, and bone mineral content. So, adding these three values together from the bio-electric process should equal the weight that the pressure sensor read. For the first 10 days that I had the Hume scale, these two numbers agreed! But then, they slowly diverged until I currently see a difference as high as 8.4 lbs! Apparently there is an algorithm doing something to the numbers. The values also tend to be spikey. One day my right arm gained 0.5 lbs of muscle (not hardly) and then two days later lost 0.3 lbs. In order to get meaningful data out of this scale, I record all the values, every day in a spreadsheet. I then have columns set up to take the 7-day moving average on the important stats. I don't trust the actual values as the Dexa scans have proven them to be unreliable, but I trust the trends of the 7-day averages. If the 7-day moving average says I am losing 0.2 lbs of fat per day, I believe this is relatively accurate and I am going in the right direction. I believe that Hume is trying to get this technology to do something it isn't quite capable of, and using some sort of algorithm to try to fudge the numbers. I won't be buying any Hume products going forward. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2026 by Eric T
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