I don't regret getting this scale one bit.
It took me several months to decide to get this scale, because it's a lot of money for a scale. I already had another scale that would show me my weight and body fat %. My old scale's interface wasn't very intuitive and I'd have to manually set myself as the user all the time, and then I'd have to remember to actually record the results, which wasn't always convenient because I don't normally carry my phone into the bathroom, and my computer is not nearby either. So there's a lot of steps there to do on a daily basis, if I were to weigh myself everyday. I had resigned myself to just weighing myself once a week. A lot of weight loss books/sites advise you to only weigh yourself once a week anyway. I don't think this is great though, because what if you weigh yourself on a bad day and it seems like you didn't make any progress (easy for this to happen when you're trying to lose 1-2 lbs a week.) The end result is weighing myself wasn't a very effective motivator because I often felt I wasn't making any progress. So I finally got the Aria. I weigh myself every morning. It automatically recognizes who is standing on the scale, whether it's me or my boyfriend and then uploads the data to the website. Then there's wonderful graphs on their website or phone app where you can see how much weight you lost over the course of a week (or a month, or a year.) It also integrates with Lose It! (if you have a premium account on lose it.) Currently I am using a FitBit One, FitBit Aria, and Lose It! premium and seeing all the graphs and numbers on all of those things has been very motivating and my weight has been going down.
Rating: 5 stars