Not accurate on weight measurement
I purchased this Fitbit Aria scale, since I have a FitBit Ultra that I'm very happy with, so thought...what the heck...I'll get the scale too so that I'll have a happy marriage between devices and fitbit.com....well, not exactly the case. I've found that the scale is inaccurate on not just the weight but also on the fat percentage. Not to mention it can take a long time just for it to figure out what your weight is and or fat percentage (10+ seconds sometimes, ain't nobody got time fo dat)....and it confused me with being a Guest after I lost a couple of pounds wtf! The two things that you care the most about a scale doing...this one does not do well!!!<br /><br />Here are my list of pros/cons:<br /><br />Pros:<br />  - Sleek design<br />  - Fairly easy setup with wifi<br />  - Display is friendly and easy on the eyes<br />  - Uploads measurements automatically to fitbit.com<br /><br />Cons:<br />  - Weight measurement off by 6-9lbs (my other scale I've been using for years shows the difference and I even used dumbbells to check and it said my two 25lb dumbbells weighed 52.4lbs)<br />  - Inconsistent when on different surfaces, floor, tile, wood, carpet<br />  - My fat calipers tell me I'm at 24% body fat, the scale goes from 28%-31%<br />  - Confuses easily between you and Guest account after a couple of lbs of weight change<br /><br />Overall, the scale is a nice idea but it needs a lot of work. I think I may try out the Withings scale or something. Sadly I cannot recommend this scale but hopefully that will change in the future. There is a possibility that it can be calibrated and I missed that step? But I can't find any information on how to do so and why should I have to? Hope you found this review helpful and think twice about making your smart scale choice. Good luck!
Rating: 1 stars