Fitbit - Aria Air Digital Bathroom Scale - Black

Love this device, though I don’t love what it says all of the time lol

The scale looks to your Fitbit when you have the app open on your phone. Good for tracking your weight management.

Wanted a bluetooth scale for the new year and 4 hours later of pairing and failed repairing, it just wont sync. So return it goes.

Purchased the product today to find out the glass is shattered. How do you sell a broken item, disappointing that I have to drive back to the store again

I went into my local Best Buy just looking for a digital scale, nothing fancy, didn't need anything "smart." However they only had two scales in stock. This one from FitBit, and another one that was far more expensive from Garmin. So I asked the guy at the store if I *needed* a FitBit to use this scale. The answer is no. You can use it as a standalone scale or with the FitBit app, which is free. I thought that was pretty cool, that I could track my weight loss (or more recently weight gain) on the app just by having the app open when I step on the scale. It's actually why I eventually did buy a FitBit. I think if you don't need the app integration you can probably just find a digital scale elsewhere for cheaper, but if you're looking to get the bigger picture of where your weight is heading, for $50, you can't go wrong with this one.

This is a great scale that has great aesthetics and can be left out in the bathroom without looking like junk. The scale is very accurate and produces the same results in various positions in areas of the bathroom. It's important to note that the top of the scale is glass, so you should handle with care. Syncing with a Fitbit app also works well, although it does take roughly 30 seconds. It is nice to be able to trend your weight over time in the app.

I had a previous Fitbit Aria scale (different version than this one) that finally failed on me after many years, so I needed a new scale. I was bummed to see that Fitbit no longer offers the previous version because I liked the feature which measured body fat % (this new scale does not do that). This new scale isn't bad. I like that it connects quickly via blue-tooth because I hated having to re-connect my old scale to the wifi repeatedly (it always seemed to drop the network). However, you need to weigh yourself with your phone nearby to collect your weight data since the scale won't save it. This scale also had widely varying measurements for my weight from day-to-day after first starting to use it (I couldn't possibly be gaining/losing 10 pounds each day), but now the fluctuations are much more minor and I trust that the displayed weight is correct. In summary: Good: fast weight display, quick/reliable connection via blue-tooth, accurate weight; Bad: must have phone with you as you weigh, does NOT do body fat %

Unit looks nice and weight is correct (enough). I am having an issue with connection to my iPhone. Probably chat with Fitbit to clarify.