Really wanted to love this scale
The basic idea of a WiFi scale is great - you step on, it records the information, and you're done.  You can do it every morning when you're groggy and you don't have to try to write it down or remember.  Having the log on the website over time keeps you honest.  I have good strong WiFi signal throughout my house and that part works fine for me.<br /><br />The problem is that the Aria isn't actually a very good scale.  If I step on, get a weight, then rotate the scale 90 degrees (on a flat surface) it might give me a weight a pound or two off.  Then if I rotate it back it will produce some third number out of the air.  It's not very consistent.<br /><br />This is the company's first effort at making a scale and frankly it shows.  And I think they were so enthralled with the technology of the scale that they forgot the fundamentals - if a scale can't weigh things consistently it's not useful.  I really wish I'd spent a little more and bought the withings scale which by all accounts actually works.  My recommendation is to either do that or weight for the next generation Aria because this one isn't there yet.
Rating: 2 stars