I headed down to a store that had their box today and got a scan. The whole process was smooth. Only complaint is that the computer takes a long time to work - I suspect they need some servers in the US, closer to these boxes. I signed up for the app, paid for monthly service and got my stats. It's all good. I have no issue with their freenium model. They give next to no info for free - but remember there is a huge custom piece of hardware (their cube) that is required. Their costs are not the same as someone selling a software only solution. I have zero problems forking over a few bucks. I had a dexa scan years ago and it was $150. So I can't really complain for $5. The dexa scan is more accurate, but I think mport is more for relative changes rather than accurate measurements. It's probably close enough for me and most people. Now, my main gripe is with their business model. The closest box is not close to me. I would much rather pay a flat fee each time I go because I don't feel I can take advantage of a monthly service. If it was closer, maybe. But I will most likely use this a few times and cancel it for that reason. I could easily see using this weekly at my gym if it was there. Good work. Hope you guys do well with this.

Sometimes it works well sometimes it really doesn’t. Right now I am in the middle of a huge sjogrens flare and lipedema is crazy and yet it says 16% body fat - which i s absolutely not right! I would be thrilled with that! I am also 15 pounds overweight from normal so I have no idea what is going on with the numbers it says as they are not accurate. When I am in better shape it seems to work better

I think they have really improved the app. Feels much better than before

The mPort pod just showed up at the LA Fitness near me fairly recently, and I think I was intrigued and scared of it like most people. Just the idea of getting mostly naked in this box in the middle of the gym while it scanned my body seemed frightening. But I've been really trying to get into a workout routine and wanted to accurately track my progress (and avoid self-indulgent progress selfies), so I gave the mPort a shot and it was fantastic! The mPort itself plays really calming music and a lovely Australian voice guides you through the simple process of getting scanned, and then the beautifully designed app shows you your info. If you're on a free account, you'll get your weight, height, BMI, and a couple other things that are really useful. But when I paid for the app, the additional measurements were so useful in tracking my progress. The 3-D avatar especially is amazing (though maybe a little discouraging when you're still starting out) and overall this app and service has been wonderful!