Low price, small format and many measurements (mass of fat, muscle, BMI…) for the Minimi connected scale from Noerden with which we started a small diet before the summer…
With its good performance/price ratio, the Minimi scale from Noerden provides an economical, very practical tool that is also mobile due to its small size. The choice of this small format can also be confusing, but does not bother in use. The many measurements of the device can meet specific needs, Noerden putting all the chances on his side to seduce the greatest number. Despite everything, the application that collects the measured data is singularly lacking in help and advice for the tool to fully fulfill its mission.
Strong points
- Small footprint.
- Simplicity of configuration.
- Very good screen readability.
- Nine measures in total.
Weak points
- Messy black tray.
- Application too flimsy.
- Lack of data storage in the cloud.
- Messy black tray.
- Weighs up to 150 kg (compared to 180 kg for most other scales).
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
The Honor Scale 2 offers a complete service thanks to the multiple measurements it collects and the exercises it offers. Its weighing is precise and its finishes are impeccable. It simply suffers from two major flaws: its Bluetooth connectivity which forces the user to keep their smartphone on while weighing and its incompatibility with iOS.