Fitbit - Aria 2 Wi-Fi Smart Scale - White

Scale is much more than I realized. Works great, and easy to set up. Makes it fun to lose weight.

I can keep track of my weight No probleam at all

When I started using this scale I was thoroughly impressed! This scale doesn't just tell you your weight, but it provides a comprehensive picture of your health, including body fat, lean mass, and BMI. The convenience of having everything automatically synced to my Fitbit dashboard is a game-changer. The setup was a breeze with my smartphone's Bluetooth, and I love how it can recognize up to eight users, making it perfect for my family (even tho I'm the only one that still uses it), all while keeping our data private. The polished glass design adds a modern touch to the bathroom, and the backlit LCD display is easy to read. A heads up for new users, it works best on a hard surface. It's not only a practical tool but has genuinely helped me in my health journey. Highly recommend!

I've been waiting quite a while for the scale to be released, but it was worth the wait! The Aria 2 is much simpler to set up than the previous model. The scale is pretty accurate and detailed. Although the scale is $100+, you are getting what you pay for -- accuracy and quality.

I use the Fitbit One and love that and the Fitbit app for iPhone. I have passed the Fitbit Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale a number of times over the past couple of years at Best Buy, at other retailers and online. It sells for $129.99 which I think is way to pricey. But recently, I noticed that it is on sale just about everywhere for $30 off! Still, $99.99 is still quite pricey as far as I'm concerned, but I decided to bite the bullet. Oh, and let me add that this is the newly released model that I bought and that is currently (as of this writing) still on sale. It is now the Fitbit - Aria 2 Wi-Fi Smart Scale. The scale keeps me more honest than a regular scale. This one "tattles" on you (well it sends my weight, fat percentage, and BMI right to MY Fitbit app--I should make clear that when I say "tattles" it doesn't share that info with others...unless you perhaps set up to share your data with a spouse or a friend etc., and I don't know if you can opt what information to share. For instance only steps? Water intake? Weight? etc. I don't know if sharing your Fitbit app data is an all or nothing proposition). I believe a lot of people use the sharing the Fitbit app data for friendly competitions between friends and so forth. I tried it once with one friend and didn't like it. I did always have more steps than he did, but I didn't like the feeling it gave me. The only reference point I need is to compete against myself and know where I am (number of steps, weight, etc) and track my progress (or see where I am being lazy) as I go along. With a regular bathroom scale, it is easy to forget or fudge the numbers in your mind (and not many of us take the time to make a written weight log). I'm so glad they at least temporarily dropped the price $30 because I really like the scale. Another thing. Let's say you usually weigh your self at the same time in the morning after waking up and before drinking any fluids or water, and being naked on the scale (I've always heard this is the most accurate way to compare weight fluctuation. So let's say one day you decide to get on the scale after lunch. It will send your weight, percentage of body weight and BMI to your app. But, you can easily tap and remove that weigh-in from the app so it doesn't count "against" you. Another neat thing is that the app automatically calculates your average for the week (and actually calculates the new average--for the week daily--each time you weigh yourself). For example, If you weigh your self Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, it will give you the average for the week after each weigh-in, and will continue to do that until the end of the week, and then it starts the average week calculations over, but you always retain previous week's averages.

Works well if you are already committed to Fitbit and their app. Love how it keeps track and fits together with my other fitness health information. Looks good. I don’t know if I would necessarily buy it if my old scale didn’t break. But love the convenience of having it. I definitely believe I try harder to lose weight since it’s easily tracked. Con. Pricey. Hard to tell how accurate the BMI and fat info is. But I like to use that as a reference point to work down. Sometimes it won’t recognize the user and logs the weight as a guest. Sometimes can’t connect to the WiFi. Could be network since this is on the far side of the house in a closet.

I owned the first version and decided to purchase the second scale to see the updates. One of the biggest improvements is syncing the scale to your app and the set up. Overall, I think the scale is worth the money and would recommend it to everyone. Don't understand the negative reviews regarding the set up. I thought it was really easy.

I had a Tanita scale for many years, but wanted to have my fitbit update my families weight, as we worked on our fitness plans. This scale, and the Tanita, weighed everyone the exact same, and body fat was the exact same. I really like that I just step on the scale now, vs hitting a button for "user 1". Setup was also much easier with the Fitbit scale. All around, this is a great scale. Super accurate, and super easy to use. Just don't get black. As soon as you step on it you see that it needs to be cleaned. I am not a super neat freak, but white (I think) would be way easier to maintain. Unfortunately, black was all my local store had in stock.