Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was a Birthday gift for my Daughter who is in the Military and they must keep a standard weight with body fat. She already had the watch that both the scale and watch can be used together

This is a great scale if you are interested in keeping track of your weight on the Fitbit system. It was confusing and cumbersome to setup unless you are willing to install yet another program in your computer. I opted for setting it up through my smartphone, and it was not easy. But once setup, it works great.

The scale works great and is a great device for keeping track of your weight on your smart device

If you're looking for a way to track your weigh and are too lazy to log it by hand then this may be for you. Body fat percentage very inaccurate and if you plan on weighing yourself once a day be prepared to buy rechargeable batteries as they wont last more than 2 weeks. In addition, it won't sync to your health app (if you use iPhone) and will need to buy an app to sync.

If you're trying to decrease pounds as you increase activity, this is the perfect marriage of technology! I would not have one without the other. It's worth the investment and you'll thank me later.

Accurate and syncs with all devices. I'd recommend this scale.

Not too sold on the body fat measurements...but it does seem consistent. Sometimes I can't get a set reading if I do multiple weigh in's one right after the other... it's odd. so i usually just do one. It also often takes a while to sync with my phone.... kind of an invisible process... HOWEVER... It is very nice to not have to enter details manually!~

Sleek design and sturdy. Comfortable to stand on. Easy to read data. I love the BMI data feedback. It will track up to 8 people's information. If you want a good picture of you fitness progress, use the Fitbit, the Aria scale, and a nutrition tracker that syncs with your Fitbit information...I use My Fitness Pal; there are others that will sync. Best wishes in your health pursuits!

Would have given 5 stars if setup instruction were easier. Good program works great with IPad and desktop. Can get access for entry from any computer. Links with fitbit bracket very easy. Setup a little bit of a pain and a live customer service rep is hard to get. However overall a good program I will get again. Better setup gets it an excellent next time. I would still recommend to buy.

I love that it syncs perfectly to my phone and iPad it is very easy to clean and very accurate also have the fit bit

Its a Bluetooth scale, auto links to your phone, can at least 8 people hooked up to it. Measures weight and Body Fat, but you have to use it barefoot to get BF, and small children can't use it.

I love this scale! Welcome to the future! While the body fat measure may not be 100% accurate (most aren't), I love the way it connects wirelessly with the Fitbit app and watch. Great product.

I really like the looks and the functionality of this scale. It automatically knows the difference between my wife and I and automatically uploads our weight and body fat percentage to the fitbit service. It runs on AA batteries and in over a year, I haven't had to change them out. Set up was easy and I am very happy with the purchase.

A little difficult to get it to network. Once connected, works well to track weight with fit bit app.

scale was easy to set up and it has a nice clean sleek look. It was a little pricey but we had a coupon that helped

great product. nice design. simple setup. instant update to web interface. phone app is easy to use. well thought out.

This scale connects to your Fitbit account and tracks you progress. Helps to show your overall loss/gain graphically so you can see the small ups and downs, but gives you the big picture.

so far it works. it synched up with my router quite easily my weight fluctuates but I think that is because of my random eating habits. :(

If you already own a Fitbit for tracking your activities than this scale is a good choice. The weights seem to be accurate and repeatable, and it has been 100% reliable at sending the data to the web. Ours is set up for 2 people and it knows who is using it based on our weight differences. When you step on the scale it displays weight first, then % body fat, and then your name or initials. Then it displays all three again before displaying a check mark. I assume the check means it has successfully downloaded the weight info to the web. If someone else uses it they are identified as "GUEST" on the display. If you're already a Fitbit user you are familiar with their web page that can be accessed from your computer and/or smart phone via the free app. When I setup our scale I believe the iPhone app displayed the weights immediately, but I had to manually add the Aria Scale to my computer display, a relatively easy task. My wife's data is sent to her account and mine to my account and we don't see each others weights which is as it should be. The weight, body fat, and BMI are displayed on a chart that lets you look at one week, one month, one year, or all. BMI is displayed on the web page only, not on the scale. The only quibble I have is with the accuracy of the body fat measurement, but I think this issue is common to all scales using this technology. Using a calipers pinch test I'm at 11%. Using a $3000 scale that measures through both the feet and hands I'm at 14%. With the Aria I am either 7% or 18% depending on which option I select at setup. As long as you are aware of this you can use it as a relative measure like I do. I assume it will tell me if there is a change and that' all I'm looking for. If it's trending level or down that's good. If it's trending up I can adjust my diet and exercise.

So I really like this item, however the setup might drive you crazy. Took me 10+min to set up, but once I got it connected to wifi it's been great. I find myself almost addicted to this thing. I weigh myself every morning (best time of day to do that btw) and then sometimes I will weigh myself at the end of the day as well. This is way more accurate that the tradition scales!!