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Fitbit Aria 2 Wi-Fi Smart Scale
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Brand | Fitbit |
Color | Blue |
Form Factor | Modern |
Material | Tempered Glass, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
Item Weight | 5.69 Pounds |
About this item
- Measures weight, body fat percentage, lean mass and BMI
- Syncs stats automatically to your Fitbit dashboard using Wi-Fi encryption and tracks your progress with simple, easy-to-read graphs
- Recognizes up to eight users while keeping individual stats private.
- Easy Bluetooth setup takes just a few minutes with your smartphone and Modern, polished glass surface for a scale that looks stylish anywhere. Backlit LCD display
- Environmental requirements you will get the most reliable readings on a hard surface (not carpet). Operating temperature 41° to 104° F and Relative humidity 15-93 percentage. Frequency range - 2400-2483.5 MHz
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Track Weight and More in Just One Step
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Tracks Weight and MoreTrack advanced weight metrics to help achieve healthy, long-term results. Aria 2 measures your weight, BMI, lean mass and body fat percentage and automatically syncs it all to your Fitbit dashboard. |
See Your TrendsAria 2 automatically syncs your stats via your home WIFI network so you never have to record or remember them. Simple charts and graphs show your progress over time. |
Designed to Be SharedAria 2 can recognize up to 8 users while keeping stats private. Each time you step on the scale, it recognizes you, displays your stats and sends them straight to your Fitbit account. |
Easy to UseAria 2 is a breeze to set up using your smartphone's Bluetooth. Simply follow the quick start guide and in a few minutes, your scale is ready to go. |
Find Useful Tools in the Fitbit App
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Track Your ProgressGet help setting goals for weight, hydration, activity, nutrition, and sleep and follow your progress over time. |
Create a Food PlanLog meals and use calorie coaching to see your calories in vs. calories out and to get a well-rounded picture of your health. |
Earn RewardsStay motivated by earning achievement badges when you reach a goal and sharing with your friends on Fitbit Feed. |
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Product Description
FITBIT ARIA 2 WI-FI SMART SCALE :: Get info and inspiration to set and hit your goals with your Fitbit Aria 2 Wi-Fi Smart Scale. Sync your health data easy-breezy with the built-in Bluetooth to get a clear summary of your weight, body fat, lean mass and BMI sent right to your smartphone. Your whole family can track their own progress with up to 8 users, keeping individual stats private. And, you can step up your game with the online and mobile tools to create a food plan and log your meals, workouts and more.
Product information
Product Dimensions | 1.56 x 14.19 x 13.97 inches |
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Item Weight | 5.69 pounds |
ASIN | B07527BY99 |
Item model number | FB202WT |
Batteries | 3 AA batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #334,050 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #524 in Digital Bathroom Scales |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Other display features | Wireless |
Form Factor | Modern |
Color | Blue |
Manufacturer | Fitbit Inc |
Date First Available | August 29, 2017 |
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My only other complaint was that LCD, I was hoping for something a little more detailed for $130 but I think it's mean to be retro looking like the rest of their device displays.
Overall so far I'm pleased and it seems accurate from my use so far on a hard surface with barefeet (recommended but not required per Fitbit)
It was a little more than I’d planned to spend on a scale but it’s well worth it.
I had that problem too but after, calling the helpline (not so helpful) and getting bombarded with lingo I couldn't comprehend I tried something and had success.
If you buy it and it has that frustrating issue of not finding your network, failing to connect, etc. Go into your wifi settings for your router and create a guest network (or second line) whatever you want to call it and the connect through that. regardless if you have super power wifi or mid-tier too many devices (which we're all guilty of) bogs down a connection and sometimes splitting up the work makes things more efficient!
Our house has His network and Her network for our devices just to keep the signals going strong.
In regard to the scale, I LOVE it. Its accurate and helpful and great when hubs weighs in and tries to lie to me about where he's at haha.
That said, the body fat reading is a little suspect - it had me at 37, then 33 the next day, both of which would qualify me as "obese," according to internet stats. I'm 5'6 and 140 lbs - 10 lbs higher than I'm used to, but hardly "obese." I've read that fat index readings on a bathroom scale only measure based on legs and butt, but I'm no Kardashian or anything. Reading the fitbit Aria 2 forums online, there seems to be a lot of discussion that this feature simply does not work, so I really don't know what to make of that.
If the body fat reading is a glitch, I'm sure it'll be worked out in the software at some point. Otherwise, I'll still track what it gives me as a motivator, with a grain of salt.