Overrated
I have been a huge fan of the FitBit since I got my first FitBit in 2009.  So I was super psyched about the Aria and pre-ordered one from FitBit.  Unfortunately, the Aria has left much to be desired.<br /><br />First, the positives.  It looks very cool and seems to be an accurate weight scale.  After an initial bit of confusion, it synchronizes wirelessly fine for both users of the scale.  And the online charts on the FitBit site are nice.<br /><br />Now for the negatives.  The body fat measuring portion scale is far from accurate.  Even using the "lean" setting (since I am very active), the scale measures my body fat percentage 4-10% higher than reality.  And the body fat percentage varies greatly, jumping 2-4% from day to day. It even varies this much if one steps off and then immediately steps back on.  I realize that this scale is not to be compared with the types of equipment that professionals use to measure body fat, but I thought that this would give me a bit more accurate readings.<br /><br />The bottom line is that it is a fine weight scale, but not a very good body fat scale.  And if all that you want is a fine weight scale, save some money and buy the [[ASIN:B003XHVSBC Biggest Loser 7544bl Cal-max by Talor Wide Body Scale, 440-Pound]] for $40.  The Taylor is a quality, accurate scale.<br /><br />I wished I would have known this before I bought the Aria.
Rating: 2 stars