Withings Body – Digital Wi-Fi Smart Scale with Automatic Smartphone App Sync, BMI, Multi-User Friendly, with Pregnancy Tracker & Baby Mode

A smart scale you can stop thinking about once you set it up
TL;DR – While it’s a bit of a pain to set up at first, it works flawlessly after and gets out of your wayThe Good:- Connects with fitbit app- Connect it once when you set it up, then forget about it. All weighings are automatically pushed to wherever you set it up to push them (fitbit app, withings app, apple fitness)- Accurate- Weighs quickly without the need to “tap it first”The Meh:- Setting it up is a bit of a process. Took me about a half an hour and a couple of failed startsThe Bad:- It does send your stats to a server that Withings runs, if you want to have it auto-sync (which is the primary reason to get it). That said, if auto-sync is a feature you want, you won’t find anything in this price range that doesn’t do that.Before this, I had bought a fitbit aria scale, because I wanted to track my weight in the same place as my calories and sleep. The aria scale had two major problems:1 – the aria requires you to pull out your phone, hit some buttons, stand on the scale, and wait for it to connect to save your measurements. Huge pain in the still-too-large behind.2 – the aria is accurate +/- ~7 lbs. Which is to say, it isn’t accurate.This scale has no such problems.Setup is a little bit of a hassle, but it only needs to be done once.

Poor network and synch capabilities bad software but accurate scale
The scale itself seems to be fine. The software is trash. The software could be more intuitive, it’s not bad but comparatively the lay out could be much improved. They do a bad job of utilizing space and information. Maybe it works, not sure. My biggest gripe is the software functionality. It is terrible to try and get synced. Maybe it’s the distance to the router. Why would you create something with 10 ft distance requirement from a scale to a router. That is dumber than dumb, especially considering that a good router placement is likely not within that distance of a good place to put a scale. The Bluetooth option doesn’t seem to sync even though connected and device is listed. So basically it is an accurate dumb scale. Go for it if you just need a scale without any smart features. Looking for more, look elsewhere.

Excellent quality at an affordable price. Easy to setup, simple to use, and accurate.
Bought this Withings Body scale to replace a crappy Etekcity scale I purchased a few weeks ago. Already on initial setup I like this scale soooo much more. The build quality is fantastic, it feels hefty and sturdy. The display is clean & simple, and you can choose what information appears when you first link your device to their app. My first 3 measurements on the scale were all within a standard deviation of 0.2 lbs. which I consider to be within an acceptable margin for accuracy.I dislike that most scales seem to require an app nowadays, but it’s something I can live with. The Withings app seems minimally invasive to privacy at least. In spite of that, it’s a very user friendly app, excellently designed and can be connected to Google Fit to track steps, food intake, etc. All really nice features even if I won’t end up using them.Also comes with carpet feet if you’re unable to use the scale on a flat solid surface, not sure how accurate the measurements will be on carpet even with those feet installed… but it’s there if you want it I guess. Very happy with my purchase.

Bon rapport qualité prix, fonctionne très bien, données minimalistes, en fait juste le poids et l’indice corporelle, mais semble bien précise

Our fourth Withings scale in about 13 years. We first purchased our first Withings scale many years ago before Withings sold the company to Nokia. These scales became an essential part of our life, mainly because of their accuracy and integration with Apple health. They have one issue which is that they only tend to last about three years before needing replacing for one reason or another. Our last Withings scale was one of their more expensive models which had a built in rechargeable battery which would no longer take a charge. The company was sold by Nokia and is now trading as Withings again. Because of the lack of longevity issue we purchased the £59 base body model this time and find it as accurate as the £150 model we had previously. Thie Body model uses AAA batteries which means we are not reliant on the inaccessible rechargeable battery. Th Body model, seems to be just as accurate as the higher priced range and includes all the basic functions, weight, BMI, trend graph, reliable WiFi connection and weather forecast but lacks any of the premium heart and blood circulation measurements which I get from my watch anyway. If you can afford to buy a replacement after two to four years use I would recommend Withings Great value for a well known brand although cheaper scales are available. Someone mentioned the need to pay a subscription – I don’t know where that came from, I have never been asked to subscribe, neither do I get any annoying marketing emails. Great product all round.