Great software, great design but it should tell you that your router must support 802.11b
I started getting in shape using MyFitnessPal for my Windows Phone.  After a bit I realized that it would be handy to have some automation so I bought my wife and me both Fitbit Flex's and the Fitbit aria.<br /><br />So far it's a mostly positive experience.  The scale is beautiful, just as simple as your normal scale once it's setup (more on that in the cons) and with Fitbits software which is a lot of what you're paying for when you get bands it's incredibly helpful for setting goals.<br /><br />The only bad things so far were the setup.  I started setting things up with my Time Capsule router (1st gen, using Wireless N).  I kept getting errors while trying to connect the Fitbit and eventually decided to contact support.  I work with computers (I'm a programmer) so this was a little disappointing and before I hit the send button I decided to do a little sleuthing.  It turns out this only supports routers that are setup to work with 802.11b.  My router was specifically setup to not work with some of the older standards since I don't have much legacy stuff on my network.  Even my oldest stuff supports N.  Anyway once I updated my router everything worked fine.
Rating: 5 stars