EufyLife is a Lifestyle app by Power Mobile Life LLC. The EufyLife app is dedicated to improving your health. We’ve blended technology and convenience into an easy-to-use app that automatically syncs your health data.
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1. The EufyLife App will synchronize the records after each weighing (Body Fat Percentage, Body Mass Index, Height, Lean Body Mass, Weight) to Apple Health.
2. Since the privacy of your health data is very important, EufyLife has an entry point where you can choose to sync your data to Apple Health.
3. Pairing devices is as simple as enabling Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth on your mobile device, turning on the Eufy product, and following the on-screen instructions to complete pairing.
4. To get started, download EufyLife to your mobile device and register your email address to create an account.
5. We’ve blended technology and convenience into an easy-to-use app that automatically syncs your health data.
6. Eufy’s BodySense line of health and wellness-focused products are currently available for use with EufyLife: Smart Scale.
7. The EufyLife app is dedicated to improving your health.
8. You only need to provide an email address and registration takes two steps and only a minute to complete.
9. No data will be synced to a third party until you choose it.
10. A EufyLife account is needed to use this app.
11. Eufy products are designed to be user friendly.
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All the screenshots currently up on the App Store are the old version of the app which I enjoyed. Easy to see my own data and well organized. With the new update everything is less granular, harder to read, and looks worse. I want a large graph showing my weight history with data points. Not some vague curve with one point shown per month. Just bring back the old version.
I hope old one is restored
The old version showed my weight in an easily read font. The new version shows my weight in a much smaller font in a weird goal widget that appears to be some kind of ploy for “engagement”, and in a tiny unreadable font in a graph that only shows the current week and does not scroll. There is button that says “Card Order” where one can change the order and visibility of the “cards” shown on the Home Screen, but this apparently does not apply to the “Goal” card or the “My Weight” card. I like that I can hide the “Explore” and “Calories” cards, but I think there should be a card the shows my weight in a bigger font like the old version of the app, and it should be possible to hide and change the order of all the cards rather than just the two of them. I don’t want to use the goal widget because I don’t need or want coaching on my phone, and I refuse to be sucked into a ploy for engagement. However, I will note it requests weight in pounds and height in centimeters. Both measurements should use the measurement system specified in Settings > General > Language & Region > Measurement System. There is also a “View Report” button that appears to be an attempt to harvest my email address. I won’t be participating in that, so I don’t know what the report looks like. This app is not so bad that I will throw out my scale and look for a new one, and the old version of the app was not as good as it could have been, but the new version of the app is definitely a step in the wrong direction.
Body fat percentage that came with the new UI has been fixed. But the new UI is still too convoluted; whereas, the old UI was straightforward. Hopefully, the UI will be improved sometime soon.
Echoing others here: this new interface is obtuse, with unnecessary space occupied by the “explore” section. I wish the trends were more centered in the app. The new profile page includes a new avatar but the default is just some blond white guy?
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