I use a BOD POD. I was using electrical impedance and it kept reporting 17%. I thought I was lower, maybe 10%. It was actually 6%. The technician ran it twice to be sure. I agree with the brothers here. Bodyfat % means very little next to being healthy and strong as a race horse.

Under water dunking (hydro static) is what I like. Find an aquatic center in your area and see if they off it.

I'm going to buy some calipers, their reasonably accurate and cost next to nothing.

I just guess what I'm at but it would be nice to have a real idea of what I'm at, especially if dieting up or down.
So like I said above, I'm going to break the bank and pay the hefty price tag lol.

I’ve been at my doctor lately. I found out that his weighing-machine has a function to determine the amount of body fat. It is made by japanese company Omron and it determines bf amount by electrochemical principle (internal electrical resistance of tissues).

We use in body's scan. Its not 100% accurate. They claim within 1% but truth its a few % up or down, but the important part is its a baseline for you.

Basically it comes down to if you are still asking what your BF is you are still too fat..

Even the best techniques have larger error rates than most people realize.
This doesn't mean that those methods are useless but you need to be aware of the error rates and treat the results with cautious.

Numbers you get from any bodyfat testing method are a very rough estimate. Even the most accurate up to this point, Ie. DEXA scans can be off by up to +-5%.

When using calipers to track change over time If the sum of your total skinfolds is decreasing, then you are likely losing body fat.
Whatever technique you choose, keep the conditions as identical as possible between measurements. That means having the same technician perform the measurement on you, using the same equipment, and at the same time of day.

You don't need to have your body fat tested. A combination of body weight and circumference measurements (like waist circumference) will give you a very good gauge of whether you're losing body fat. If your circumference measurements are decreasing, you are likely losing fat.

So don't be too focused on the actual number itself but more so on the progress.

Calipers are my weekly go to. I have the one that will digitally read out the result; using calipers by yourself can be challenging.

I used a DXA (DeXA) scan.
Looks simular to this: http://washington-institute.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/DLP-DXA2.pdf

Very cool, they scan you, get your weight by the scan, then weigh you on a scale and the weight will match.
https://www.eroids.com/forum/general/off-topic/body-fat-analyzer

Then there's this: https://www.eroids.com/forum/general/general-talk/so-you-think-your-at-1...

Here at eroids we take a very rough guess in the lower ranges of our own BF% then take at least 10% off and go with that..

Take a look at people's statsand then their photos, if they have even uploaded any.