Customer Ratings & Reviews

I hate entering my weight into my app. With this scale it automatically is recorded. I know this is provably bot a good reason, but it is holding me accountable for my weight. It really works well and I like that it measures my fat percentage also.

I never thought I would love a weight scale so much but I actually do! I love how it saves your weigh-ins and plus hides your results from other users which can have up to 8 people! But just for now my mom and I use it we are the only fitbit users in the house.

If you own a Fitbit and enjoy the platform. Then this scale is for you. I have my Fitbit account linked to MyFitnessPal and it will transfer your weight into there as well. You set you character and it will remember you when you step on it.

I bought this scale to work with my fitbit. It auto uploads data to the program. It works as it should. Previous to this I used a scale from another store. It had better stats. Between the too, Id rather have the other and just manually load the data. The scale is okay.

Scale is accurate and overall I am happy with the Aria2, but it has syncing issues. I can get it to sync successfully about once a week. My recommendation is based on my belief the issue will get resolved with a FW update.

I had the 1st Gen scale but it would frequently stop syncing to my app. This scale has had none of those issues. I’ve had my scale for well over a year. This scale I purchased for Dad who kept asking about mine. He loves his too!

Still working great. Uploads all of my data too the app and gives trends. Not sure about the accuracy of the fat percentage, but it will give you a rough idea. Also easy to setup multiple users.

It serves its purpose, but this scale was a legitimate pain in the you know what to setup. Especially for multiple people. Once it’s set up and you understand how to works for yourself and for the others using it bit too bad. The initial setup took around 45 minutes with errors and getting everything to connect. Keep in mind you have to change who you are via the scale and it does not necessarily recognize the user by having the phone. Overall it helps connect with the Fitbit and track the weight. I got it for a cheaper price making it worth it over all. Otherwise a pricey scale.

I purchased Aria 2 to manage my weight and it has dramatically helped me be in control . along with my Fitbit I can see exactly what i'm doing right or wrong on a daily ,weekly and monthly basis. Therefore allowing me to make changes in my life to better manage my weight.

was very excited to get this product just to be sorely disappointed. Followed the set-up instruction exactly and it would not connect to my network nor give any other reading besides ERROR. To make it worst I go online to get some help just to find out that they practice the customer service model that does not allow you to directly contact them. Then I saw on there community page the practically every post was about the products inability to set-up correctly. But what I did not see was the company's response nor a fix of any kind beside those the group members stumbled on. I'm highly upset that they would come out with something that has such an obvious flaw and charge $139 for. Lucky it was a gift and I have the receipt so it will get returned immediately.

I should have bought this long ago. It syncs right up with my fit bit and the best Part is the whole family can each use it and have it sync to their own Fitbit account

An important note about this scale - it's precise, but not necessarily accurate. It's good for tracking changes in weight, body fat percentage and BMI over time, but I wouldn't rely on it to give you clinic-quality results and accuracy.

I bought this when I had a Fitbit, and when I switched to Garmin I found that the Fitbit app "partners" with MyFitnessPal and other apps, so even if you don't have a Fitbit, you can probably still use it.

There isn't anything wrong with this product, but the price of it. It is a bit over priced. Overall this scale is excellent, it syncs up effortlessly.

I think it’s a pretty good scale, although the body fat percentage seems off and very random at times. One day it’ll go down by several percentage points, the next day it will go up. Not sure why. Other that that, I like the scale.

Bought this for my wife and I who both use Fitbit activity trackers. Set up instructions are a little vague. Once set up works great for tracking data. every once in awhile it forgets who I am, so after wiping off my feet and stepping back on it remembers

Connected and weighed in under 5 minutes after starting process in phone app. Don't necessarily like having to strip down and get barefooted in the winter months but I brew first cup of coffee while I'm doing it and then it's all good.

This product worked very well with our Fitbits. The only part we weren't happy was the BMI accuracy. The scale worked, but based on multiple different sources tested back to back. The results weren't quite close in comparison.

The scale is great, but it is definitely a bit too expensive. The features it comes with are not nearly enough for the steep price point. For the high price point, I would expect to be able to connect to any watch with fitness capabilities, but that is not the case. In addition to this, the scale very often gets confused about who you are and doesn't correctly store your readings. After doing some research, I found this is just something FitBit has failed to address... on a $130 scale.

As stated in the summary, this was a gift for my son. Knowing his propensity for being critical of electronic items. I have not heard a peep regarding the smart scale, which in this case would mean that he loves it! Hope that helps.