Am I missing something? Is there a way to get a normal graph for your heart rate instead of the damned near useless range per hour?

I really...REALLY...have to wonder what the hell they were thinking choosing that as the presentation...

As a side note, Oura, Whoop and Hume all have the busiest layouts mostly due to all the additional information...add a "i" icon guys...don't load all that crap into the screen constantly regardless of it I need to see it or not.

I sent my band back and tracked it. Delivered more than 3 weeks ago, sent them an email looked like canned response. Reviewing the BBB it looks like this might be a policy for them to not return money.

I’ve noticed that my Peloton Tread and Hume band have different ranges for different heart rate zones. Specifically, Hume has lower rates for their zones and Peloton has higher ones. Anyone know why and which is more accurate? Thanks!

I've seen a lot of ads on FB for the Hume Band. I've also read good & bad reviews. Does anybody own that can confirm if it's a good tracker or a bad one?

I read in David Hume's 'Dialog's Concerning Natural Religion" and I specifically loved his analogy of a house structure which leads to the discussion of a make believe person who comes to earth without any cultural understanding of society to determine if god exists. My interpretation could be totally wrong but Does anyone else remember this part of his Dialog's? I haven't been able to refind these quotes or did I misread or somehow make this up in my head?

Thanks!

Hi all,

Just had my first Hume Home Pod delivered today. I have an account set up on my phone (Android), and while the initial set up took a bit longer than expected (it kept erroring out during setup; finally got it to work after peeling off the warning sticker and going barefoot), so far it scanned my body and provided results fairly quickly, and mostly accurately (I've had a body scan done at my doctors office back in July).

My question is how to set up my wife. Do i need to set up a second profile? Or would it be better for her to set up her own account on her own phone (iPhone)?

My husband bought this scale for me as a Christmas present. So disappointed. Not accurate. I've lost 100lbs and down to 145lbs. It's saying my body fat percentage is 8% and that just can't be true. I don't have any defined muscles that one should have at 8% body fat. I wanted to know what percent I was at (and visceral fat) without having to pay for an expensive DEXA scan. This is a gimmick with no merit behind it. The app is also a bit hard to navigate when it keeps giving me a pop up to download something else. It's also hard to weigh in accurately when it's crashes halfway through. Praying we get a full refund.

I drink SO much water all day and still my hume app insists I am dehydrated.

I suppose my skin could be more hydrated and I still feel a little thirsty.

What can I do to improve hydration?

Maybe the electrolyte packs?

I’ve had my body pod for a week. And I have to say I’m not impressed. But easily the most ridiculous metric that this scale allegedly measures has to be resting heart rate.

I keep a pretty good eye on my heart rate both at rest and during activity and there is absolutely no way that there’s this much variation in my resting heart rate. Also a heart rate taken while someone has been up and moving around and setting up a scale and getting on the scale is not a resting heart rate.

We’re not even gonna talk about how my scale can show that I’ve lost weight but my body fat percentage is in every metric have increased. Nothing about this scale makes any sense to me at all. If you like yours, that’s fabulous. But I don’t get it.🤷🏼‍♀️

I got it yesterday and I’m extremely disappointed. I’ve lost a significant amount of weight without using a scale, just going by measurements and old clothes for reference. I’m a 1.78m / 5'10" female, and I was at my skinniest about 20 years ago.

After losing about 120 lbs I had gained around 15 years ago, my waist is now 3 cm/1.18 in bigger and my hips 4 cm/1.57 in smaller compared to my lowest weight, so my body carries weight differently now. Overall, I felt like I might actually be 3–4 kg/6–7 lbs lighter than I was back then, though probably at a higher body fat percentage (I used to work out much more back then and was more muscular). I estimated my body fat to be around 22–24% now.

So imagine my surprise when Hume showed that I weigh 4 kg/8.8 lbs more than I did back then (which I can believe, though it was unexpected) and supposedly have a body fat percentage of 18.5%. That would be nice, but it’s at least 5–7 percentage points off. This really annoys me. I was under the impression Hume was supposed to be much more accurate than this and close to a Dexa.

Sure, I can use the numbers to track trends, but I can do that with a regular body comp scale that costs a fraction of the price. So I’ll definitely be returning this thing and getting a Renpho or something else instead. This is just absurd to me.

I've about had it with this Hume Band. I ordered it and got it about three days ago. After charging for 24 hours, the band still does not turn on, and the app won't find it because it's not on. It says press start and the light should turn green. I press start, the light comes on green, then goes off immediately. If I press and hold, I get a blinking red light. If I put it back in the charger, the light blinks green, then red, then blue.

Asked support, and they said that I should turn on bluetooth on my phone, charge the band, put it close to the phone. Duh. I did that, and let them know in the first message.

Now, they're saying that the band is "getting to know you" and that the battery "will drain quickly during the process." None of that is happening. The band just isn't coming on, and will not connect with the app. I tried live chat, and nothing happens. The webpage just sits there.

Support is useless, the band is useless, and I feel that I have no choice but to return it.

I went on the Hume body pod website and did every single thing that the troubleshooting tab said to do, I connected and reconnected to Bluetooth. I checked my Wi-Fi settings. I reset my router I reset the entire scale, it will measure my weight, but then it gives me the error 10 will not transfer data error. The troubleshooting website says that it might be a connectivity issue, but there is nothing in indicating that there is a connectivity issue on my end, is there a fact that anybody has found that works??

DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THIS BUSINESS OR SCALE. They are using FitTrack as a cover to scam investors of money.

There has been over $22 million in fraudulently raised funds where the co founders are promising a rate of return that does not exist.

CON ARTIST ALERT!!!

They are using this business as a COVER and scamming people WORLDWIDE.

Selling scales is part of the cover and you will likely never receive it. Micro and Macro fraud happening simultaneously.

Stay FAR FAR away from this FAKE BUSINESS.

LOOK UP THEIR PENDING LAWSUITS IN CANADA FOR PROOF.

https://tryfittrack.com/

DO NOT BUY

If you scroll down their website you will see sort of a map of coloured bubbles with each bubble representing a cohort of a certain emotion. Most of the bubbles seem to be audio excerpts from "Friends" and so often the audio sample in a bubble does not match with the described/ labeled emotion ("Anger" particularly).

What am I not getting?

(Otherwise, I am very excited about their work!)

I can't wait to get my hands on this one. I am trying to build with what we have already