Withings - Body Scan - Connected Health Station - Black

Very accurate scale. With lots of other information in store. It tells the weather, reminds you to take your blood pressure and more. It has a vibration function for your bare feet that can be turned on/off. To get the best results you have to weigh in bare foot and with minimal clothing. Recommend that you step on the scale daily. As it needs about a week or six weigh ins to analyze your body.

The Withings Body Scan Scale is a top-tier tool for anyone serious about tracking their health and fitness. Beyond just measuring weight, it provides detailed insights into body composition, including fat mass, muscle mass, bone mass, and water percentage. One standout feature is its heart health monitoring, which tracks your vascular age and records an ECG directly from the scale—a rare and impressive function. It also offers segmental body composition, giving you measurements for your torso, arms, and legs separately, which is perfect for monitoring muscle growth or fat loss in specific areas. The companion Health Mate app seamlessly syncs with the scale, providing clear visualizations and progress trends over time. With its sleek design, rechargeable battery, and advanced health tracking capabilities, this scale is much more than a simple weight tracker. It’s like having a personal health coach in your home.

I love this scale it's awesome and I love it has so many features and tracks my body weight and body percentages, which is something I love to track and be notified so I know what I need to work on.

I've been a withings user for quite a while. I've had several versions of their smart scales over the years, always looking for more insightful ways to track stats about my body & my health. When withings announced the next evolution of their smart scale, I couldn't wait to get a Body Scan. The Body Scan smart scale is larger and heavier than previous versions. In the box, you get the Body Scan, an USB-C charging cord, and a wall mount for the handle. Set up is fairly simple, especially if you've had other withings products before. Everything is completed via the withings apps. All that you need to do is have the app ready on you smart phone, go to devices, and the app will guide you on the rest. As with most electronics, as you go thru the setup, there will likely be a software update for the Body Scan. After about 15 mins, you be ready for your first weigh in. Similar to more recent models, Body Scan will give stats on your weight, body fat, heart rate, vascular age that are sent to the withings app and to other supported health apps. So what’s different/new about this updated smart scale? The revolutionary features are the Body Scans ability to give you a segmental body composition and the inclusion of a 6 lead ECG. The segmental body composition is really neat. It give you the typical overall body fat & muscle mass stats, and adds in a separate stats for your arms, legs, and torso. This can be super insightful and given you more specific areas to target in your overall health goals. The 6 lead ECG is an upgrade over the typical ECG that’s included in a typical smart watch nowadays. The other thing that I've grown love about withings scales, and body scan is no different, is the abilty to set up multiple users in the app and all be able to use the scale to track their data. The scale is very good at detecting who is stepping on, but the user can be changed with a slight lean to the side.Of course all of this health data about your self is effortlessly synced to the withings app and is easily trackable over weeks, months, & years. Body Scan will also give you a trial of withings+, a subscription service that offers an enhanced withings app experience, though it’s not required to use the Body Scan or track data. Overall the Body Scan is an impressive smart scale. Withings upped their game in the scale space. The segmental body composition is the feature I was most interested in and I’ve been impressed/surprised by some of the results after a little bit of use. The $399 price will scare off some, as it is pricey, but I do think there is value in the data that the Body Scan can give you and help you track important health statistics.

Although I wanted a great new scale with new features, I was not prepared for the depth of features of the Withings Body Scan Scale. I did want to be able to measure more than just weight but really takes health management to a new level. That can even be increased if you opt in for the Withings+ service. Personally, I am not opting in yet. I want to really use the features of the scale first and then if I think I would benefit from its health tracking and “programs” that provide support and assistance in various aspects of health improvement. Out of the box this thing is impressive, very well built, heavy, solid and all materials are high quality. It has a pully with it that assists in capturing BMI as well as several different aspects of BMI by parts of the torso. In addition to weight, it also captures your Body Composition, Electrodermal Activity, which is measuring an indication of your nervous system’s control of sweat glands in your feet. Believe it or not, that can be a good measurement of stress levels. It is also able to perform an ECG, leveraging 6 points. This one was tricky for me to enable. You must maneuver a few screens and view a training and then it asks you to enable. You also must give access to the HealthMate app as well to get this working. This is because they want to send your initial ECG to be reviewed by a professional before posting your results back. My initial one was inconclusive. Additionally, it measures your heart rate and Vascular Age. This is interesting because it means that if the measurement should be as close or less than your actual age, if so, the less likely you are to develop cardiovascular disease. Lastly, I really like that the scale and app talk to my Google Fit and Samsung Health apps. It helps by also tracking my steps and other things those apps measure. The only issue I have noticed is at times my step count on the app seems like it duplicates adding my steps from each of those apps because it’s 2-3x how many I have actually walked..lol Overall, I am happy with this scale. It took a bit of setup to really get it like I wanted but now with the integration of my other Health apps on my phone, I really like the measurement and tracking of these items in my life. It gives me real time feedback and motivation to improve based on seeing even the smallest of improvements. I would recommend this to others, it’s a really cool improvement on the traditional scale.