Aria - great concept, but implementation still lacking in accuracy...
This product has a great concept -- measure your weight & body fat % & send it wirelessly to view in your fitbit app or website, making it easy to track trends.  The uploads work well.  Many people have reported it's hard to sync with wifi but I didn't have that problem.  Replacing batteries also easy for me.  It does need to be on a hard surface.  It's worked &#34;reliably&#34; for me for about 3 yrs now (that's reliable for weight & wifi uploading, but not body fat% measurements).<br /><br />My problem with the Aria has been with accuracy.  It has always given a higher body fat % reading than with other scales, like the Eatsmart.  That's tolerable when you're just tracking trends.  However, one time after a measurement, I stepped right back on, & to my surprise my body fat % went up by .1 %.  So I did it again & it went up by another .1 %.  This is troubling.  I checked the fitbit forums & several people report variances in weight or body fat %.  The solution proposed by fitbit is to remove the batteries, reseat them, then weigh yourself 5 times so the scale can re-calibrate.  For me this worked okay for weight, but does not work for body fat %.  For others, it does not fix the weight issue either.  Fitbit support has not given me any explanation body fat % would increase with repeated measurements within a few minutes.<br /><br />I would not by this scale again until there is some progress on the accuracy issues.
Rating: 2 stars