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Wyze’s latest weight scale has a display you can actually see, Google Health sync

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Wyze’s latest weight scale has a display you can actually see, Google Health sync

Wyze has released a new BodyScan Plus scale that syncs with Google Health and Android Health Connect while fixing a long-running problem with scales – this one actually lets you see the display.

Available starting today as a part of “Wyze Week,” the Wyze Scale Ultra BodyScan Plus continues its mouthful of a name, but with some nice features to back it up.

The Wyze Scale Ultra Bodyscan launched in late 2025 with this new Plus model being its sequel. It’s a bit more expensive at $149 – what isn’t more expensive in 2026 – and makes one key hardware change. Where the original made itself stand out by putting sensors on a bar that you could raise up to get more details on muscle mass and more, it still put the display at your feet, making it a bit harder to see those results.

Wyze Scale Ultra Bodyscan Plus moves the display over to that bar, letting you see everything way closer to eye level.

When just tracking weight without the added sensors, the display is still at your feet, but the bar lets you lift that up for easier readability.

That’s on top of the scale supporting the same metrics including “weight, BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass, body water, visceral fat, protein, bone mass, basal metabolic rate,” and others. The scale requires no subscription, nor does it even require a Bluetooth connection to your phone. Built-in Wi-Fi means it can sync with the Wyze app on its own while also being able to connect into Google Health and Apple Health, as well as leverage Android’s Health Connect to tie into other apps.


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