I have had it for two months. I was impressed that on the first connection it had 2 consecutive firmware updates. Compared to a 15-year-old Delonghi that measures fat and water, there was a small difference. On the Honor scale, I was 74 kilograms with 19.4% fat, while on the Delonghi scale, I was 74.6 kilograms with 21.5% fat.

I weighed myself 10 times and it gave the same result 10 times (as it should), every time after the upgrades that both claim to improve accuracy in measurements. That's the first day.

!UPDATE!
After two months of use, I want to mention that the fat percentage occasionally shows a huge deviation from day to day (up to 3.5%!), while the corresponding numbers for water, bones, and muscles also change (to a lesser extent). It is illogical for the fat percentage to be 20.5% one day and 17.8% the next day, for example! Something that my old Delonghi never does in comparison.
!UPDATE!

It is nicely compact (it may have an issue with huge feet, but my size 43 fits perfectly with small margins). The one and only thing I didn't like, which is exclusively related to the functionality of Huawei Health, is that they simply got bored and only commented on whether you are normal or not based on the BMI in the other measurements. No comment on water, fat, or skeletal mass, just plain numbers that you can find the normal ranges for by searching on the internet. But why should everyone have to search and not have nice little shapes to help you understand if you need to focus on improvement (if needed). The good thing is that the issue is purely software-related and not with the scale itself, but that's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5