Another Help on my Health Journey
I purchased a Fitbit Ultra in June 2012, and love that product.  I've been eyeing the Aria for quite a while, and finally decided to purchase it.  Appearance:  I have the white one.  Looks super sleek and unobtrusive.  Feels solid and not "cheap."  Easy to clean and just looks sharp.  Setup:  I had a few challenges setting the system up using my computer and wi-fi.  I'm not very tech-y, so that could have been just user error.  However, I did google it and found a video that suggested using your cell phone to set it up (basically takes you through temporarily changing networks from your own to a "fitbit" one during setup).  Was really easy to do and worked great.  That's the only little stumble I've had.  Features/Use: The Aria is easy to use.  My husband and I are both set up on it. It automatically logs the weight and body fat to the correct Fitbit account.  If by chance it gets confused, you can reassign or delete readings from your Fitbit online account.  My husband doesn't use any other Fitbit device, but he was so intrigued by the scale that he setup a Fitbit account and weighs himself on the Aria.  Fitbit has a great standalone website, and the integration of their devices such as Ultra and Aria make the experience FUN.  I have lost 40 lbs since purchasing the Ultra in June.  Fitbit is not the sole reason for my weightloss (diet and exercise!) but it has helped me be more focused and motivated.  The Aria is a great extension of the Fitbit program and continues to make it easier and fun.  For anyone trying to keep motivation in their health journey, or those who are already serious about it, I recommend the entire Fitbit system, including the Aria.  I do not regret the $$ I spent on the Ultra or Aria.  Love them!
Rating: 5 stars