The Oxiline Scale MD Pro is an interesting smart scale. At $399, this looks like and is priced like a premium scale, but doesn’t perform like one. You might expect the best smart scales to have referenced scientific studies in-app to support its analysis of your body metrics, and if you’re considering a Withings, you’d be correct, but not Oxiline.
The Scale MD Pro has inconsistent, inaccurate analysis in the app, claiming 28% body fat is “high” for women (when, according to Harvard Medical School, 36% is the threshold for being overweight), and presenting inconsistent WHR (waist-to-hip ratio) information. I had to resort to third-party information from websites like Healthline, Harvard and NHS (Britain’s National Health Service) to figure out my true metrics.
