Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like that it syncs to Fitbit but the weight doesn't seem correct and the body fat percent is off from what my dr.'s office says. It's tech-y but I'm not trusting the numbers.

I love the idea of having a single ecosystem for all my fitness data. However, that's only as good as the technology that supports it. In the case of Fitbit, the trackers are wonderful, but this scale is only as good as it's weakest link. In my case and experience, that weak link is the setup process (arduous), and the Wi-Fi connectivity (haven't been able to get it to work since day 1). For now, I will have to settle for having overpaid for what amounts to a "standard" scale ($130 replaced a $15 scale that did effectively the same thing).

One of my best purchases of any product this year.

its so fast collecting info on the net really cool

It seems that sometimes the scale is off compared to my other one. It often does not recognize me and thinks that I am a guest. Im not sure how I feel about this one yet.

My husband spent a good hour or two trying to get the scale to connect to our wii-fi. If we do not succeed this weekend, I suppose I'll take it back and cut my losses.

Expensive scale. Hard to connect. Does not stay connected. Hard to use. Definitely not worth the money.

The time to read weight is slower than the garmin scale which I decided to go with instead. This scale will not sync to Garmin Connect if you are interested in that.

It also keeps running down batteries quickly. If you step near the scale it comes on and won't shut back off for a long time.

The Scale did not work from the start. Sensing-step error. Problem never was resolved and was told that I would need a new one. Waste of time for me and my family.

Very difficult to program with computer. I am not the only one that has had problems. No customer service phone number just emails back and forth, very frustrating.

The product seemed very capable, I just was not liking the hoops I had to jump through to simply weigh myself. I did return it, because I was lazy.

I haven't made up my mind. Perhaps it has to learn you, and vice versa. But the body fat fluctuates in such a way you don't know what is right.

After getting the Fitbit Ultra Wireless Activity Plus Sleep Tracker (Which I really use for the sleep tracking, but I think it is really cheaply made, I have had to exchange mine 3 times due to it not working or breaking open SO GET THE REPLACEMENT PLAN but that is a different review). Anyway, I figured I would get the scale. I LOVE the scale! It is sturdy, wireless, the results are pretty close to what my coach measured when I had him check my body fat and very easy to use. I love how I can set a goal with my weight and keep track of it on my iPhone or the Fitbit website. I also love how the scale knows difference between me and the other people in the house. Using the Fitbit application with the scale is a great tool to use when trying to meet your goal weight and maintain it.

I tried several times to sync it with my watch and set up the account online but errors occur. Still weighs you though

Bought this to go with my ChargeHR. Weighs heavier than my doctor's scale, but is still good for tracking. Not sure body fat % is real accurate.

Had some issues syncing. Had to do searches for help. Also limited to people with a Fitbit. If my kids use it it links to my account.

I read the reviews and decided to buy one to work with my software, however it didn't link. I returned it and got one that works perfectly!

It's okay nothing to write home about. The weight is accurate, but the body fat count is not. It's good if you're a fitbit fan, like I am.

After owning and using my Fitbit religiously for about two weeks, I decided to spring for the Fitbit Aria scale to add to my program. The scale uses wifi to sync with the Fitbit app on my iPhone and my iMac. I set the scale up through my iMac and it was a snap. I was up and running in just a matter of minutes. The scale is set up to recognize myself and my wife and it has no problems delineating between us. To get the most accurate readings, the scale must be on a hard, flat surface and the user needs to be barefoot (for the body fat measurement). All I need to do is simply step on the scale for a few seconds for it to instantly recognize me and sync my weight and body fat info with my iMac and iPhone. The scale is a sleek and modern. It's very easy to read and I actually have no problems leaving it out in plain sight. I actually find that by looking at it, I'm reminded that I need to use it regularly. I weigh in once a week and all my data is instantly available on the Fitbit dashboard. I like being able to track my progress and the sync capabilities of this scale and it's integration within the Fitbit program and MyFitnessPal app make it worth the price. If I were just looking for a scale that measures body fat, I don't know that I'd spend the price to get this particular model although I do feel it is a well-built and accurate scale. I usually weigh in once a week at the same time and I've found the scale produces similar results at those weigh ins. I will usually take three measurements when I weigh in and there are never any wild fluctuations between these measurements. Even though the scale is fairly thin, I have found it to be sturdy and solid feeling. It has become an invaluable part of my fitness ecosystem and I have not regretted this purchase for a minute.