Great idea, but body fat % is wildly unreliable and FitBit email support appears mediocre
Syncing, setup, and lbs seem to be great. Really, I wouldn't change what it does or how it does it. I just used the Android app to set it up. It was a pretty slick way to do a setup! The scale also looks good and, though the display is simple, it does its job well.<br />I was so excited to see my own data so gracefully charted that I got fitbit flex bands for my wife and myself. The synergy between the products is mediocre currently, but they are neat separately that I'm not concerned by it. I'd love if it told me how the measures of weight, fat, sleep, and activity relate to one another!<br /><br />The fat% readings are horribly unreliable.  I should mention that I'm 6 ft tall and 175 lbs--as a guess, I'm 15-20% body fat.<br />On the Aria, I go between 15% and 38% (5 readings of one then 7 of the other...it's not an occasional inaccuracy--these are across multiple days and times of day).<br /><br />Fitbit support was only able to tell me to switch to &#34;lean&#34; mode (which would be inappropriate for me, I'm pretty physically average).<br /><br />I think I will return and replace through Amazon and hope that I just got a bummer.
Rating: 3 stars