Fitbit Aria 2

Fitbit keeps things smart with its updated Aria 2 bathroom scale. It's not the most comprehensive, but you get all the benefits of Fitbit's excellent platform.

There are millions of Fitbit users who track their daily activity and one element of health tracking is weight. Fitbit updated its first generation scale and I am trying to use it to help motivate me to reach my goal weight.

It's taken six years, but Fitbit has finally given their Wi-Fi fitness scales a refresh that refines - not redefines - the user experience.

A while back I noted that I'm only three quarters of the man I used to be. I attributed that in part to Fitbit. In addition to its tracker bands, I had

Wish I'd never bought these expensive scales. What a waste of money. The app features for these scales are appalling. So basic, no graphs to track your weight etc just in list form. Apart from the fact it goes to an app there is no benefit to these...

Nice looking scales. They seem accurate enough, and it's handy being able to sync with the Fitbit app to keep track of progress.

I have lived with these for about 4 months. They have worked faultlessly. However I am a bit miffed as they are more accurate than the ones they are replacing which means I am 1Kg heavier than I thought :-( They integrate nicely with the Fitbit App and...

I bought this few months ago and this scale is excellent ! i Love this so much <3

In testing it did not weigh the same each time I stood on the scales compare to my other scales every time I stayed on about 5 to 10 times they were the same age time with the Fitbit scales they were out by about 5 to 6 pounds each time

Nice looking scale, I don't think the body fat is very accurate though.