If you do prefer to keep track of your weight in an app, this scale is a great option. It tracks not only weight, but also 13 other stats including BMI, body water percentage, muscle mass, bone mass, and more.

The Renpho app can also connect to other popular fitness apps like the Health App and Garmin, so you can keep all of your health and weight info in one easy-to-access place.

This scale is super affordable, sleek, and easy to use. It’s a basic digital scale, which is great if you’re interested in monitoring your weight, but don’t feel the need to track other body composition metrics or have your scale calculate changes in your body over time.

Another simple digital model, this scale is super minimalist and won’t stick out in your bathroom, no matter your interior design style.

It’s also easy to use: simply step on and wait until you see the green check. Once this icon appears, it means that your weight has been accurately calibrated—and you won’t have to hop back on to make sure. Users rave about how well it works, with one calling it “the most accurate scale I’ve owned.”

If you have a large family with multiple people using the scale, you will want one—like this one—that has unlimited user profiles. You can keep track of your stats on a plethora of popular fitness apps for Android and iOS, and the scale itself is super sturdy, with a weight limit of 550 pounds.

If you want your scale to give you a ton of health stats every time you step on, you can’t go wrong with this model. And while health stats based solely on height and weight may not be 100 percent accurate, they can still be a great way to keep an eye on your general health over time. This scale monitors 15 health stats—including weight, BMI, body fat, subcutaneous fat, body water, body age, basal metabolic rate, and more—which can all be tracked over time in the app.