Yes, but in most cases, they would not have the sensor suit.

I've a lot of clutter in my kitchen /office space, so high fat low mess is a key point as I fill a lot of the galley space up

So, after dealing with a scale that told me my weight. And judging myself on the fit or lack of fit of my clothes. I bit the bullet and went with extra sensors, yeah, back to clenching my thighs together like I hold it in to go to the washroom, sighs.
Now I know my BMI, er, um, rates me at morbidly obese, when before I thought I was just comfortably obese. Unfortunately, I'm over the maximum of the scale, and I bought it for the extra sensors it only goes up to 550, but the online calculators rate my BMI to 78.3, hmm. I wonder if there are classes beyond morbid obesity.
But as it has been a gradual climb, I know it's unhealthy, as it has limited my movement. This scale has been a depressing revelation of my situation, and I think I'll just use it once a month or when I wonder about having to up a size.
Oh well, I'm not stupid, just clueless at times

Really only works with dry clothing, though lately it's a snug fit, as in I need to suck my tummy in, wish I could do that with my hips, at least my bones are not directly under the skin

Well, I go through a 3-pound block of cheddar every week, I'm looking for reduced sugar peanut butter marshmallows eh, no too much sugar

Well, it errors out on the weight, and trying to dig down into other measurements

well found a scale that measures bmi and % of fat but the senors are to close er my thighs are too fat

Plus I've a high mill plastic to all the door jams, which helps somewhat.

All the doors came off 2 weeks after I moved in, stacked in the living room for when I move out

My getting fat or just maintaining is a 4-hour-long Sunday brunch, though I hate waiters who think it's a place to push people out like a production line