Great fitbit wristband companion, but somewhat overpriced and not accurate
I bought a fitbit charge hr last week, and I also wanted to buy the companion scale because I used to measure and keep track of my weight on a daily basis. I was also using another device to monitor and track my BMI, so the great think about this scale is that all the information you need is already measured one time, and kept in your fitbit site for you. The main problem (this moves my review from 4 to 3 stars) is that the readings are not accurate. I always weight myself in the morning after I urinated. I did it yesterday 4 times and the four times the weight and the BMI readings were different. Today, I did the same think, I weighted myself two times one right after the other, and the readings were both different. This is disappointing, especially considering the high tag prize.<br />The design is beautiful, setting up was a breeze, and so far everything about this is great. The one feature that goes above and beyond anything I used before is the fact that this scale measure lean vs fat, so you know exactly how many pounds of fat and how many pounds of lean your body contains. This is an essential data to analyze and reconsider what you are eating, so you can really understand the fluctuations in your weight. The reason I am not giving this 5 stars is because this is clearly over prized. The company is kind of taking advantage of the momentum they are having, and I'll go by saying that their products are just excellent. However excellent this is, though, the fair price would be something below $60-$70. it is extremely convenient, though, that by using fitbit products all your data is collected and presented in the same website, so I would highly encourage you to buy this if you have a fitbit band, and if you can afford the high price as I write this review (just below the hundred and twenty).<br /><br />Updated on 4/22: rating down from 4 to 3 stars due to not accurate readings.
Rating: 3 stars