Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Withings/Nokia Wbs01 WiFi Body Scale - Digital Wireless Bathroom Body Fat Monitor

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Really Cool Device

Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2011

I ordered the WIthings Scale and BP-800 together as a package and the Scale arrived the next day from Amazon. For some reason, the Scale is delivered from Amazon while the BP monitor is delivered directly from Withings, and the BP monitor took about a week longer to deliver than the scale. I chose the black scale over the white scale, and it has a really cool, hi-tech look to it. The box includes very limited manuals and instructions on how to set-up and operate your scale, and you have to go out to the Withings web site for step-by-step set-up instructions. This was not a big deal for me, but others might appreciate an easy to use paper manual with this product. After installing the AA batteries, and selecting pounds or KG's, you are instructed to connect the scale to the USB connection on your computer and to go to the Withings web site.

After going to the Withings site, you are asked to register your scale, enter your personal information, etc. I was a little concerned about my health results being maintained on the Withings web site, so I used a generic name. You are then walked through how to connect the scale to your wifi home network. Be ready to have your home network security passcode ready. I have grown pretty adept at connecting items to my wireless home network, but if you struggle with this process, you may need some assistance from the techy in your life. For me, the wifi set-up went flawlessly and took less than 5 minutes. I also downloaded the Withings application for my Iphone so I am able to track my results on the Iphone.

Once connected to my home network, I found a good spot on a hard floor in my bathroom for my scale. You need to pick a spot that has a good wifi signal. The scale comes with pads for carpet set-up, but I suspect like most scales, this scale works best on a hard surface. After setting up my scale on the tile floor on my bathroom, I stepped on the scale for the first time. Upon stepping on the scale, a slick, LED digital screen appears as the scale works to settle on your exact weight. The key is to stand very still. After about 10 seconds, the scale displays your weight, then works to determine your Body Mass Index as well as your body fat percentage. Not exactly sure how accurate the body fat percentage is since the scale on makes contact with your feet, but the scale displays your BMI and body fat percentage after about 10 seconds. I stepped off the scale and quickly started the Withings application on my Iphone. My weight, BMI and body fat percentage were instantly displayed on the Withings application! You can view your results numerically by day or graphically over time with a tilt of your Iphone. The Withings application is really cool and you can even email your results to your doctor or family/friend.

I have been using the WiFi body scale for a week now and it really takes an accurate weight and BMI reading. I am not so sure how accurate the body fat percentage is. It measures your weight to the 10th of a pound, so you can accurately keep track of your weight on a daily basis. I have added the WiFI body scale to my morning routine, and will monitor my results weekly on the Withings Iphone application. You can also view your results online using your computer at the Withings website. I will be sending my Withings results to my doctor's office ahead of future appointments too. If you have the Withings Blood Pressure monitor, your blood pressure and weight readings are kept within the same Withings application, and you can easily toggle between your blood pressure/pulse readings and your weight/BMI readings. Withings provides a cool and fun way to keep track of these critical health measurements.

The scale looks cool, works great (on a hard surface), and synchs flawlessly with your home wifi network and with the Withings Iphone application. My only caution is if you are not adept at connecting devices to your home wifi network, you may need some help from the techy in your life. If you don't have a home wifi network, I am not sure this is the scale for you. The real value in this product is the wifi connectively and the automatic tracking of your results in your Withings application. I would a recommend Withings develop a better paper user manual that clearly walks the buyer through the set-up process. This is a solid product and deserves a solid manual.

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SimpleSimonSays

Inaccurate and buggy

Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2010

So,

I was very excited to pick up this scale. The convenience of the wifi networking to auto update my data to their server and subsequently view on the iphone app sounded really really good.

In theory, the scale did as expected, however, the software component leaves a lot to be desired. For starters and this is the show stopper, the Body Fat % is completely wrong, not just a little wrong as you would expect with an estimated value, it's off by a lot. I had been using a considerably cheaper digital scale that gave me body fat readings and the Withings scale was nearly 30% off (in my case, 29% versus 24%).

I naturally assumed the Withings scale was the one that was correct (or hoped this was the case since it gave a much lower body fat %). I was annoyed enough by the difference that I decided to go and do a hydrostatic body fat test (the dunk tank), which is considered the gold standard in body fat estimation.

The results were surprising, the Withings scale was the one that was completely wrong and the cheaper scale I had was pretty much the same as the hydrostatic testing. After discovering this, I went over to the forums withings provide for customers and unfortunately discovered many people had the same issue with this scale.

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After posting my experience and asking if they were going to fix this, they said they'll be updating the software later in the year (although the first suggestion of just subtracting 5 from the body fat results wasn't exactly what I had in mind given the difference in results isn't always constant nor acceptable in a scale costing $150).

I was very careful to follow the exact instructions for these measurements, I really wanted to like this scale.

The other bits and pieces such as the iphone app are nice, but not 100% solid, the visualization isn't perfect by any stretch and the way it decides which values to display is not ideal. Still, overall the iphone app is a nice addition for sure.

Anyway, if you want anything close to accurate, I would pass on this scale for now until they sort out their body fat estimation. If you don't really care that much and are happy with the weight being accurate (which it is), then it's a pretty nice scale (just pricey).

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Really Cool Device

Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2011

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Excellent scale

Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2012

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Since I started the Hacker's Diet in 2003, I have often longed for an easy way to log and track my weight. You would think it would be a simple thing to write it down, but I couldn't do it. I kept a pad and paper in the bathroom, but for some reason I kept blocking myself from keeping it up, and I felt compelled to hide the log before company came over, which was inconvenient. I don't know why I had such a big mental block about tracking my weight, but the result was that I wouldn't log or track my weight, I stopped logging or tracking my food (both of these are fundamental tenets of Walker's approach to weight management) and my weight crept higher and higher.

Finally when my BMI hit critical mass I broke down and ordered this scale, despite the significantly high cost of the device, in addition to setting up specific plans to help with improving my nutrition and exercise. It was easy to set up and I use it with my favorite Android app, LibraWM. I track my daily food intake using a text file in Dropbox.

I love it that you don't even have to turn the Withings WiFi scale on or wait for it to zero out. You just climb on and it measures your body weight and if you are barefoot, your body fat percentage. The scale sends the data to your private account, and I have my Android LibraWM app set up to pull data from my account. It automatically graphs the data and you can quickly identify your trendline and see what your weight is doing. This may sound like a small matter, but it makes it so much easier and more enjoyable to use. One less hassle out of the way each morning.

You can log in to your account from anywhere; the scale can keep track of multiple family members; it looks sleek and cool; there is literally nothing more that I could want from a fitness tracking device. Paired with the LibraWM app it's unstoppable. It took me a couple months of trying to get used to a series of incremental changes to my diet and exercise regimens, but now I am starting to see steady weight loss in my Withings graphs and it feels really good.

Bottom line: This scale was a great investment and I am very pleased with having highly accurate data and automatically-generated charts to help me manage my weight and make better decisions about nutrition & exercise. Great product.

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K. R. O. Brien

It's 90% of the way there 90% of the time

Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2013

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I bought this scale on January 1, 2011, weigh myself every morning while at home, and use a fitness-tracking app and spreadsheet that I post the data to, and so have some experience using it.

The good: The scale is beautiful and modern-looking, it appears to be accurate insofar as weight is concerned. It does make a reasonable approximation of a % body-fat calculation (which enables lean and fat mass calculations if you or your app is so inclined), with one caution we'll get to below. It's relatively easy to set up -- if you can put a new PC or iPad on the home network, you can plug this in. It can keep track of several family members, as long as their weights are distinct. It integrates very well with RunKeeper and Withings' own app is useful and connects to several other gadgets from Withings and partners to track different aspects of health (blood pressure monitors, sleep monitors, etc).

The cautions: Its body-fat percentage is highly influenced by your level of hydration. The BMI scale is a simple algorithm, and I think it's been deleted from the newer version of the scale. It absolutely cannot be used off the net, at least, not and send the data to anything. It must be used with the withings.com service, which is free, but it's a huge pain in the neck if any part of the network goes down. The scale will save a few weighings' worth of data, but it won't try again to send the data until the next weighing. If you want today's data today, every day, get used to the idea of going back upstairs, stepping on the scale, going back down to your PC, seeing if the data came through this time, rinse and repeat... so you see why I only go through this misery drill every few days, and in between, just memorize the daily weight and body fat numbers.

If you make changes to your network, you'll need to reset the scale, so you'll need the USB cable, or if you're like us and USB cables have a million uses and seldom lay fallow, you need A USB cable. Nothing in the scale, its documentation, or the Withings website tells you what kind of cable, but it's a Standard USB B peripheral cable.

Support by email and forum is excellent. The unit is a delight when it works, which is about half the time, and the other half it usually leaves us with a work-around like memorizing the weights until they're manually recorded. If it worked 100% it would be a five star product.

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Richard M. Fawcett

Excellent Hi-Tech WiFi Scales

Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2010

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I decided to wait several months before I reported my experience with this product to be sure that it was reliable. I was not really looking for a scale, but as an avid runner and cyclist, I had discovered a fantastic iPhone app, RunKeeper Pro ([...]) which provided info about how the Withings Wifi Body Scale could be linked to one's account with RunKeeper. Upon further investigation, I realized that if the Withings Scale lived up to its billing, it would be a great tool to assist me in getting back into competitive shape. Now I can proudly say, that my weight, and most importantly, my lean body mass, is now identical to that of my racing days of 25 years ago. Of course, my speed is no where close to what it was, but I think I am honestly faster relatively to my age group now than I was previously.

Setting up the scale was very straightforward, and it works with Snow Leopard on a Mac with no problems. As I spend about half the year in FL and the other half in NC, I was concerned about using the scale in dual locations. When I came to NC this spring, I bought another scale and after some trial and error, I got it set up so that it basically merged into my Withings account with the result that all new readings were added onto my FL data so that all of my data was continuous and uninterrupted. Absolutely could not work any better, even under somewhat unusual circumstances. And as hoped, after linking RunKeeper and Withings, Runkeeper automatically picks up the Withings data. Standing alone, the Withings scale is worth the money, although it is certainly not inexpensive. But in this instance, you really do get an amazing, premium product, which provides a continuous record and charts of weight, lean body mass, fat body mass, and BMI. And when combined with RunKeeper Pro, the entire package is a remarkable value. Also set up an account for my wife. The scale somehow recognizes her automatically, so no "adjustments" have to be made when either of us steps on the scale.

Almost forgot, there is a free Apple App (WiScale) which I installed on my 3GS iPhone and iPad, in addition to one's online accounts with Withings. If you are serious about monitoring your body weight and/or are a performance athlete, this is a no brainer. It will assist you in getting to the next level and beyond!!

As always, price and shipping from Amazon was the very best!!

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SimpleSimonSays

Inaccurate and buggy

Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2010

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Chris M

Good WiFi Scale, Not Perfect Though

Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2012

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Excellent Packaging, helpful that it includes Duracell batteries. I had no trouble turning the scale on and linking it to my or my boyfriend's WiFi. My first time on the scale, the weight was not accurate as I had just immediately prior checked my weight on my medical grade scales (I am a physician). It was off by about 8 lbs. Not sure if the Withing Scale needs time to calibrate per individual. About 30 minutes later I checked my weight again and it showed 4 pounds less than my actual weight. Very variable, not precise from measure to measure and likely not accurate at least initially. I really like how it immediately syncs the newest weights, BMI, and lean body masses both to your online Withings Account and onto your iPhone App. The only issues I have had with this so far have been the scale not attributing my subsequent measures to my profile, instead them being "unassigned" and me having to manually go in and identify them as mine to be attributed to my profile and trended graphs. This I did not expect and is kind of a pain. Also, the scale is not instantaneous, it takes about 20-30 seconds to weigh you, calculate your BMI and lean mass and upload it. This is not a nuisance but something I again did not expect. I probably will keep the scale for it's wifi connectability and the ability to trend data over time, although I am not sure it is worth the price tag honestly. Not sure if the newest version of the Withings (which only comes in the white model from what I can tell) has improved upon the aforementioned points. Beautifully designed, although the battery compartment sliding door is dinky, cheap plastic and easily comes loose. This is not as much a problem as it is located on the underside of the scale itself. The scale comes with a free tape measure for abdominal girth measurements although there is no place to input or track these data in the withings profile or software.

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YuenX

Best way to keep records of your weight

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2013

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[UPDATE 1/1/2018: Withings now is Nokia]

I have been using the LoseIt! app for Android/iOS (Apple) to keep track of my weight losses and gains, and one annoyance I always had was remembering to record my weight measurements. This scale makes that convenient.

It records your weight (for up to 8 individuals), and sends the information via WIFI to Withings.com. From there, LoseIt and other applications can receive the readings.

The app and website provides a nice, graphical view of your weight history, including a trending graph -- that graph was instrumental in helping me see that I was INDEED losing weight, despite seeing my weight bouncing up and down hopelessly. It was right.

When you weigh yourself, and you are similar to other users (in my case, my 2 brothers), it gives you an option to select which of the users you are by simply shifting your weight. However, the only issue I have is that there is no way for you to let guests use the scale without messing up the reading of the programmed individuals. I wish that the scale would ask if you are a guest or one of the users. I often have to go to the website to delete/correct readings that were not made by me.

All in all, a beautiful, convenient scale.

Battery life: it worked great for a year. On the second battery, the battery lost its charge fairly quickly (within a month or so.) I discovered that my WIFI access point was performing spotty during that time. After I fixed that issue, a fresh set of batteries has worked well again. So, those concerned about battery usage being too high, check if the scale has sufficient strength going to your WIFI router.

If you found this review helpful, please hit the "Yes" button to encourage me to write more. Thank you!

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Colour

Cool looking, but inaccurate

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2011

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The Withings Wifi Body Scale is a great idea but a very flawed execution. The scale has lots of potential but in the current form I don't recommend it at all.

Pros:
Looks extremely cool. The surface is slick and modern.
Has both fat readings and plain old weight, allows reading weight in KG, LBS, and Stones.
Comes with batteries.
Supports WEP/WPA/WPA2 wifi networks.
Set up is pretty easy and painless, it has a pretty good usb connection system as well as an association system if that doesn't work for some reason. The wifi connection is pretty well designed since it actually passes through wifi network information to the PC and lets you pick from there. Your PC doesn't need a wifi card for this to work, which is pretty impressive.
Water resistant, but not water proof. Works in a bathroom.

Cons:
Horrifically inaccurate. Unfortunately the most important part of a scale is accuracy and this thing is really not accurate.

There's a few recommendations that the manufacturer gives to alleviate this. Every time you move the scale, you have to wait eight seconds before weighing yourself or the thing will be wildly inaccurate. It would be nice if the device simply displayed this timer rather than making me guess. For those of us with small bathrooms in apartments, we end up dragging the scale to wherever we have space to stand around. Waiting eight seconds after that is an eternity as we struggle to find something to do, like read shampoo bottles for the tenth time. But unfortunately the scale actually tends to change readings every time i move it anywhere, regardless of how long I wait.

Another feature they provide is manual calibration that lets you zero the device before weighing. Unfortunately no combination of these features made this scale accurate. Even standing in the same spot and weighing myself over and over again had results that were different up to 2 LBS! If my goal is to lose 2lbs in 2 weeks, this is ridiculously useless. By comparison, the Wii fit had an accuracy of around half a lb or better. If the device is just a scale surely you can do better than a game appliance. My Wii fit is accurate enough to weigh my cat, but this thing can barely weigh me.

Doesn't work very well on carpet either but, hey, it's a scale, don't bother using it on carpet. I had what I thought was a very thin carpet, but I think this really will only work on rugs.

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T. Nagle

Quite happy with the product's performance todate

Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2010

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Hello,

I purchased the Withings Inc. WiFi Body Scale on March 4, 2010. I purchased it under an order with two other products. I am a Prime member and indicated two-day shipping preference. The Amazon Order Confirmation indicated the scale would arrive arrive on March 9, 2010. An extra business day but not a big deal for me. Just to note, one of the three items arrived after one day (fantastic) and the second arrived on the second business day as noted. (Congratulations to Amazon for continuing to meet my expectations on shipping times. Thank you.)

Why this Type of Scale:
I read numerous reviews of this scale and several others. I read medical sites on BMI and other measures. In the end I concluded that I did want one that provides a solid estimate of weight, fat mass, lean mass and in turn BMI. I whole process of reviewing was quite insightful and I learned the importance of looking at more than just weight. From my reading it also appears that even utilizing the latest in high tech gear, there is a margin of error to consider. So the main point here is, the scale is meant to be a good reference and may not necessarily be the best method out there. Although you could argue there are more accurate methods of measures, this is likely one of the best methods for your home. I am not interested in walking into a gym or other to get a more detailed review. The accessibly of home is important to me.

I am also a proponent of technology. I appreciate the ability of tracking my data without manually entering it into a spreadsheet. The option to use the site and a free IPhone App appealed to me as well.

Set-up:
Some reviews have indicated a lack of inclosed documentation and some purchasers felt a bit lost. Perhaps they received less than I. I don't care for elaborate manuals and prefer something based online: which is exactly what Withings offers. I received four trifold booklets: each in a different language. It is all that I required. Every other instruction came via the Withering site as part of the installation process. The set-up was a breeze. I had the scale installed and running within 5 to 10 minutes. It was actually so easy that I thought perhaps I missed a step. Just to note, when you're done, you're done. Meaning, there is nothing to turn on after the scale has finished the download.

Sure there is a little bit of flipping through some screens to get started. As excited as you might be to just go, I recommend reading some of the Q&A/FAQ stuff. It was useful. It may seem like an odd comment, but it would helpful if Withings indicated something as simple as: "You are now all set to go. Place the scale on a flat & even floor. Remember the carpet feet if required. There is no need to turn the scale on. Just strip down, have clean, dry feet and take your first set of measurements."

Incidentally, I have downloaded and installed the iPhone App. My recommendation is to always restart your phone after loading a new App. This proved true with the Withings App as my profile was not recognized until after I restarted the phone.

Use:
After setting up your profile, a series of pop-up screens come on your account page. Again, this was useful information. I attained a better understanding of the relevance of the recorded information. I want to reiterate Withings' recommendation: take your measurements around 30 minutes after waking up. A little bit of walking around and morning preparation will ensure you are getting the body at a time before meals, showering and too much activity. I did take a midday weight once and it was very different from the morning one (i,e, higher weight).

Although the guideline is to measure once or twice a week, I have been doing so daily for now. Partially for the novelty (it is pretty cool to have the info uploaded), and also to understand how my previous day(s) may have affected things. I do realize a week-to-week comparison is a better.

Price:
This is really subjective. Yep, it is pricey. However, I have rationalized it on the cost of my health. So a worthwhile investment in my mind. I only know of one other scale that is similar. It does not work on WiFi. It works over the cell (GSM) network. Its buy-out option (you can use a subscription service if you prefer) looks to be $10 less than Withings' scale. I obviously opted for the Withings.

Four stars for now. Endurance of the equipment will dictate if I add another. At this point it gets a buy recommendation from me.

Lastly, I use another site to monitor my exercise, meals and calorie intake and burn. This combined with the scale and a very good exercise routine has allowed me to get a fuller grasp of my day-to-day habits and their impact on my health.

Best wishes as you work towards achieving your fitness/wellness goals. My apologies for the lengthy review. I thought it was worthwhile considering the uniqueness and relatively newness of the product. I hope you found the information useful. Thanks.

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P. E.

Great product but apps/website need work

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2012

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My scale just arrived today and I eagerly got it set up. I was somewhat disappointed by the website interface and the apps for the iPhone/iPad... but I still recommend the scale.

There are some weird behaviors on the website, like if you delete a weigh-in that wasn't associated with a username, it doesn't go away. Subsequent attempts to delete it tell you that "it's impossible to delete" -- because it was already deleted but the site didn't refresh. So, just reload the page and that deleted point is gone. Also, it's obvious that "behind the scenes" it's storing all of your values in KG. You can set up an objective of "200.0lb" and it will become "200.6lb" because the precision with which they store the KG isn't precise enough to accurately convert back to LB to what you'd set. And actually, oddly, on some screens when you click "save" you can actually watch the text box change it's value to be the KG weight before it completes... that's just poor programming (I'm a software developer myself so I know that good developers don't do things like this as it's confusing to the user and an amateur hack around how they store things). Another strange behavior is when you try to create a new "objective" - you set your new target weight and click "save" and nothing happens. Did it save? I'd expect the dialog box to disappear if you click either the "Save" or "Cancel" buttons, but NOTHING HAPPENS... that's poor UX (User eXperience) design because the user has no idea if what they intended to do actually happened. Again, the programmers for the site and apps appear to be amateurs with no qualified person for Product Management due to such obvious gaps in their product.

It's great that the site also works with their blood pressure monitor, though I don't own one. But, the scale comes with a tape measure to measure waist, belly, chest, arms, etc... however, there's no option on the site to actually *record* and track the measurements taken with the tape measure... what? Either they shouldn't send the tape measure or they should add the ability to track those measurements into the apps/website. So, I get great graphs and charts for weight, BMI, blood pressure (if manually input or if you use their BP measuring device), but nothing for the measurements I took with the included tape measure? That feels like an oversight that would be easily rectified.

One thing to realize is that the BMI is not measured through any special sensors in the scale but just estimated using a standard equation using your weight and height. If you are more athletic and your weight can be attributed to lean muscle mass rather than fat, then the BMI may tell you that you're "fat" when you're *not* due to lean muscle weighing more than fat and the calculation has no idea what your body is actually made of. Taking that into consideration, unless you're doing a massive change to your body (going from mostly fat to mostly muscle) the BMI measurements still have value in relationship to each other. They may not be 100% accurate compared to what you would get if you had a professional do a full test of your % of body fat, but it will get you something that you can at least relate to the other measurements to indicate progress... and that's mostly what you are looking for, right? If you are wanting it to give you a 100% accurate reading to get a 19 BMI, then you're expecting too much. Know what it's good for: accurate weight measurements... that's it, everything else is an estimate based on an equation of weight and height. If you accept that and don't mind the inaccuracy on BMI, then I recommend you get it! I am happy with mine so far and look forward to my daily weigh-ins and seeing my graphs change over time.

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