This is the Omron KARADA SCAN HBF-701 body composition scale. I purchased it about five years ago and have kept it in storage without ever taking it out. Here are its features: The four-point measurement method allows for the estimation of subcutaneous fat percentage and skeletal muscle percentage not only for the whole body, but also for specific areas such as "whole body / both arms / torso / both legs." It is equipped with a MY Diet Assessment function, which evaluates the balance of weight, subcutaneous fat percentage, and skeletal muscle percentage for each area in four stages: "Good / Maintain / Caution," based on changes from the set "MY reference date." It also has a "Same Age Comparison" function that allows you to compare your values for each area with the average for people of the same physique, gender, and age group, making it easier to understand your body's trends. It measures up to 8 items (weight, body fat percentage, BMI, basal metabolism, visceral fat level, body age, subcutaneous fat percentage by area, and skeletal muscle percentage by area). The main unit has a slim design and uses full-body electrodes, so you don't have to worry too much about the position of your feet when measuring, and ease of use has also been considered.