Wyze Launches BodyScan Plus Scale with Eye-Level Display and Google Health Sync

Wyze has released the BodyScan Plus smart scale, a new hardware release that addresses display visibility issues found in previous models. According to 9to5Google, the device launched as part of Wyze Week, offering improved ergonomics and expanded health ecosystem integrations for consumers tracking body metrics.

The Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan Plus sells for $149, marking a price increase over its predecessor. While the original Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan launched in late 2025, this sequel model introduces a key hardware change: a movable display bar. This bar allows users to raise the screen closer to eye level when using the advanced sensor features, fixing the long-running issue of having to look down at feet-level displays.

Design and Connectivity Features

The scale retains the ability to track weight without the raised bar, keeping the display at foot level for basic measurements. When users engage the full sensor suite, they can lift the bar to view detailed metrics more easily. This design adjustment aims to improve user experience without altering the core functionality of the device’s health tracking capabilities.

Connectivity is handled through built-in Wi-Fi, eliminating the need for a Bluetooth connection to a smartphone. The scale syncs data directly to the Wyze app and supports integration with major health platforms. According to the report, it connects with Google Health, Apple Health, and Android’s Health Connect, allowing data to flow into other compatible applications seamlessly.

Health Metrics and Market Context

The device tracks a comprehensive list of health indicators, including weight, BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass, and body water. It also measures visceral fat, protein, bone mass, and basal metabolic rate. Wyze states that accessing these metrics requires no subscription fees, positioning the device as a one-time purchase for continuous health monitoring.

Wyze also offers a more affordable scale with similar tracking capabilities for approximately $80. This lower-cost option provides an alternative for users who do not need the advanced display features or the higher price point of the BodyScan Plus model. The new release sits at the top of Wyze’s current smart scale lineup.

What should you do?

Users interested in the device should verify compatibility with their existing health apps before purchasing. Since the scale relies on Wi-Fi for syncing, ensure your home network is stable and secure. Check if your preferred health platform is supported by Android Health Connect or Google Health to ensure seamless data integration. Monitor Wyze’s official announcements for any future firmware updates that may expand platform support or enhance security features.

What to do and how to stay safe: Wyze

• Verify that your smartphone and health apps support Google Health or Android Health Connect before buying.
• Ensure your home Wi-Fi network is secure, as the scale connects directly to the internet.
• Compare the $149 BodyScan Plus against the $80 alternative based on your need for an eye-level display.
• Review Wyze’s privacy policy to understand how health data is stored and shared with third-party apps.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Wyze BodyScan Plus require a monthly subscription?

No, Wyze states that the scale requires no subscription to access its health tracking features.

How does the BodyScan Plus connect to health apps?

It uses built-in Wi-Fi to sync with the Wyze app, Google Health, Apple Health, and Android Health Connect.

What is the price of the new Wyze scale?

The Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan Plus is available for $149.