Body Scan - Connected WiFi Scale to Improve Your Health, BIA Personal Scale, Body Composition Analysis, Body Fat, Muscle Mass, Water Percentage

If you're already using other Withings devices like the BPM Vision blood pressure monitor, Sleep Analyzer, or any of their watches, the Smart Body scale fits right in and completes the picture. I’ve found that the weight tracking is consistent, but it's body composition and health metrics that make this scale worth it. Things like visceral fat, metabolic age, and even the 6-lead ECG give me insight that a basic scale could never do. It also tracks trends clearly, you're not just getting numbers, you're seeing progress. What I like the most is how all the data comes together in the iPhone app. My blood pressure readings from Vision, ECGs, sleep quality, and my daily weight all sync seamlessly. I can open the app and really understand how I'm doing, not just with weight, but with overall health. I'm currently working on weight loss with Zepbound, using CPAP for moderate sleep apnea, and staying on top of supplements and nutrition. This scale in the mix has made a big difference in staying consistent. Even if the scale doesn't move some days, I see other metrics improving, which keeps me from being discouraged. The build quality is great, the screen is easy to read, and the app syncing has never failed. It's one of the few health devices I would buy again without any hesitation.

I have been a Withings scale user for more than 10 years, and other than the Nokia period, I’ve been a big fan. A 1-star review from a longtime brand user should tell you something important. I broke my Body Smart scale and decided to upgrade. I’ve been diligently losing weight and I wanted to target and track building muscle in my legs. When the scale was delivered, I was immediately shocked at the weight. This thing is HEAVY. That may not matter to you if you keep it setup in a stationary location, but due to my bathroom setup, I have to move it every morning. Despite the weight, I was still excited to try it. Setup is cumbersome and there is very little info or support. The first EKG needs to be sent to a third party for review before that feature will work. It’s not a long process (mine cleared in about 2 hours, but the tell you it can take up to 24 hours), but I think it took about 6 attempts before I got a reading that could be reviewed. Most of my readings come back inconclusive. Even as of day 2, I only get inconclusive readings. There could be 2 issues for me: if heart rate is over 100 without AFiB, it fails; I also see that if it detects a bundle branch block it will fail. I have a known right bundle branch block, so maybe the failures make sense, but then I question the few “regular sinus rhythm” readings. Weight, fat, muscle, and visceral fat readings were inconsistent. Every time I stepped on the scale (and I did it a LOT last night when the scale arrived) I had a different reading. Weight fluctuated 8 lbs over 10 readings a span of less than 30 minutes. Even the closest readings on this to those of my Body Smart scale were way off. The scale has decided I am gaining fat and losing muscle (that’s completely wrong) and the app is now showing my BMI as stable, despite having lost 40 lbs in 3 months. As if this scale wasn’t bad enough, I made a monumental effort in trying to get the segmented body comp readings to work. First, your arms and legs cannot touch each other or your torso. This, unless you have a huge thigh gap, you must wear “light clothing.” That suggestion didn’t work. Your feet have to be dry to use the scale, but the app suggested my rabidly comp readings were failing because my feet were dry — that you’re supposed to use the scale right out of the shower. So I did that, too, to no avail. You can’t tell from the scale whether your body comp was successful. It only gives you readings on the display for % fat, % muscle, and visceral fat — the segmented readings are only available through the app, and if they fail, you Geno’s know until you go into the app. Even worse, the app doesn’t tell you most of the time — the readings just aren’t there. Amazon’s return policy is a bit infuriating. Because I opened the scale, my refund will take 30 days after receipt of the product, plus 7 days for bank processing. 37 days for a refund on a $400 brick is unacceptable. And get this — these Black Friday deals? They’re ripping us off!! I fell for it and that’s why I upgraded. I now realize that they raised the prices, are giving a Black Friday discount, but the actual prices are higher than normal. For example, I bought a brand new Body Smart on Amazon for $79.99 in April 2025. The BF deal on the same scale is $109.99! And Amazon’s “price history” tool doesn’t go back far enough to see the true history. But I’ve got receipts!! Seriously…don’t waste your money on this. I am probably going to replace my shattered Body Smart, but I’m so upset with this purchase, I am considering brands other than Withings before I make the purchase.

It is a wonderful medical equipment. I won’t said it is just a scales. If you just want a scale it is sure not for you. I was looking for a smart scale, first is data security. This scale will not send my data to china for example. Because it read ECG, for US law that need to send to a third party to review the first time, make sure I live in US. Then no problem. User manual said EVERYTIME before use it, use a clean damp cloth to wipe the scale to keep the surface damp also hands need to be damp as well ( not wet) . Make sure your arms not touching torso (so wear a t shirt) and legs not touching each other ( so wear a pant) when using the bar, make sure not to bend arms also keep some room from torso. Follow the instructions. I never get an inconclusive result. It is very accurate scale. I am a very happy user. Do not discourage by negative reviews.

Software/Hardware Engineer by career and big into physical health (thin/muscular), so I was curious to get the advanced unit for body comp analysis at home. I've been surprised at how poor this unit's capabilities are across the board, and let me confirm I'm a manual reader and pay close attention to tutorials, so I'm using the unit as withings wants me to. Withings claims it is "Clinically validated" but based on everything I've read, it seems like they have no real desire to take returns or customer service claims based on the unit not working as advertised or constantly failing to correctly or accurately measure things, but apparently most people have moved away from Withings due to this long history of the quality going down. Heart rate detection usually works but is usually inaccurate (sad), and often fails to do other features like body comp analysis. For example, the scale seems to "complete" the body comp analysis, displays "results"?, and continue to do the other featured measurements, but today I looked at my historic trends in the app and it turns out for the past NINE DAYS, the body comp has been erroring-out as inconclusive and failing to save any data (but other data did sync from the scale), but I wasn't any the wiser because the scale itself didn't report any issues and continued on past body comp showing data (that frankly is kinda trash accuracy anyways). So I've come to distrust the $500 unit for anything other than the basic scale feature. I charge it about monthly, for those who might be like "it's probably dying!" Today I had to do body comp analysis 3 times to get one that "worked" in the app, but I didn't do anything different, what a bummer. Clearly the unit is not ready for primetime, and "clinically validated" seems misleading at best. I wouldn't recommend the unit to anyone based on my use.

I recently purchased the Withings Body Scan. I also own the Smart Body Analyzer and the Body Cardio. All of these worked great for me, which is why I am loyal to the brand. If you simply want to weigh yourself, you don’t need this scale. You can get accurate results with any, much less expensive, modern digital scale. Withings scales offer more than just weight measurements. I use this scale to measure body composition. Some people say that they are not accurate. This scale uses Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). The impedance value, along with other personal information, is used in a formula to ESTIMATE body fat percentage and other body composition factors. Now, this is the newest of the Withings scales, and it takes many other measurements that rely one newer technologies. While all of these technologies have an error rate. To ensure consistent measurements, it is important to use the scale correctly - Being properly hydrated can affect the accuracy of the measurement, as more water can reduce impedance. Additionally, it is important weigh yourself under the same conditions each time. That is, in the morning, before you eat or drink, and after going to the bathroom. I do this and I am very happy with this scale and the consistency of it’s measurements.

I really wanted to like this scale as I was hoping to get useful body fat, muscle, etc. information, but it just wasn't accurate or reliable. I could only get the body scan to work about 1/3rd of the time. Yes, I was following the instructions and holding my arms away from my body, getting my feet damp, etc., etc., but usually after the minute it takes to do everything (which you can't turn off individually) it would say the body scan failed. This was the sole reason I bought the scale in the first place. I also question the accuracy as after only 10 days the app congratulated me on losing 3 pounds of body fat! I'm not fat to begin with and there is no way this is correct. I've printed the return label and boxed it up - back it goes...

Reliable consistent results. Battery life is not an issue. Shows trends. EKG is fussy if you try to use the scale after exercise due to high heat rate.

It’s a nice overall tool, and I like the app. The retractable hand grip is super convenient too actually. It’s very feature rich as well, and auto importing its measurements to the app is pretty handy. Some of the measurements seem kind of gimmicky after using it for a while though, like sinus (heart) rhythm. It seems like a good idea, but in practice it really would only help if someone is having some sort of heart issue like A-fib. I feel kind of the same about the EDA, and Vascular Age measurements also. If you have extra FSA funds to burn, and you get this used for ~$200, then it’s worth it. Otherwise it’s a steep price, and could understand why folks return them.

Bonjour, J'utilise le body scan dans le cadre d'une remise en forme après trois années d'activité physique restreinte. J'utilise la balance quotidiennement, à la même heure, dans le même environnement, La balance me permet de suivre les résultats d'un programme « maison » de perte de poids, avec un régime alimentaire plus orienté vers une suppression des sucres et matières grasses qu'une privation. Régime associé à au moins une heure de sport intensif par jour. La balance rapporte effectivement les changements de poids, de masse musculaire, de perte de graisse. Je ne suis pas scientifique pour apprécier la précision des résultats, mais la tendance reflète bien l'évolution des efforts fournis. On voit ainsi que la graisse viscérale diminue très, très lentement dans le temps. L'évolution de la masse musculaire est fidèlement reproduite (jambes pour le vélo, corps entier pour le rameur...). Avec le vélo d'appart, j'attrape des jambes de cycliste et effectivement l'application m'indique une prise de muscle et une diminution de la masse de graisse au niveau des jambes. Bon après, on n'a pas besoin d'une balance pour le constater, mais c'est encourageant d’avoir des mesures de résultat et on a un historique. En même temps, la perte de graisse ne se localise pas forcément aux endroits travaillés pendant l'effort. Lors d'une pause dans l'intensité d'activité, la balance indique une diminution du taux métabolique de base alors qu'après une période de forte intensité, ce taux augmente. L'indicateur de composition corporelle varie également en conséquence. Pour l'instant, je n'ai pas constaté de données contradictoires avec mon activité. La fonction ECG paraît précise (j'ai testé en parallèle avec un capteur cardio polar), je ne suis pas cardiologue pour interpréter et apprécier les six dérivations... mais ces informations sont stockées dans l'application withings et peuvent être éditées en pdf. L'utilisation est simple, il suffit de bien respecter les instructions, notamment sur la position corporelle et la tenue de la barre, cela joue sur les résultats. Pour la mesure du poids, il suffit de respecter les préconisations communes à toutes les balances, connectées ou non... Ce n'est pas la peine de monter dessus plusieurs fois par jour, ça ne changera rien et vous risquez d'avoir des variations de 1 à 2 kgs, mais la variation de poids dans la journée est connue de la médecine. La balance présente une bonne qualité de fabrication et de finition. Je n'ai pas assez de recul pour apprécier la fiabilité. Ayant d'autres produits withings qui commencent à dater, j'espère ne pas me tromper en disant que la marque est globalement fiable. Je n'ai pas encore testé le SAV... De toute façon, il faut avoir un minimum de respect du matériel pour que celui-ci dure longtemps. J'utilisais déjà l'application android avec la montre connectée et le tensiomètre withings (anciennes générations), elle est stable, les échanges Bluetooth sont rapides. Avec la balance, montre et tensiomètre, l'application donne les dernières mesures en nombre de pas, de fréquence cardiaque, freq, card moyenne, tension, saturation en oxygène de nuit, qualité du sommeil, poids, composition corporelle, masse hydrique, santé nerveuse, ECG, âgée vasculaire. D'autres données sont accessibles, mais il faut s'abonner à withings+ (il faut avoir les moyens... 100€ l'année). Attention, hormis la balance, j'utilise du matériel d'ancienne génération de la marque, je ne peux donc pas affirmer que la qualité d'hier est toujours au rendez-vous, on a déjà connu des marques qui ont baissé en qualité. ScanWatch Nova et BPM Core sont hors budget pour moi. L'environnement withings est très complet, mais cela reste un investissement. D’ailleurs, grâce au tensiomètre (que je n’utilisais plus depuis des années), je me suis rendu compte que j’avais de l’hypertension. Sans la traiter, hormis en réduisant le sel, j’ai pu suivre l’évolution de ma tension et, avec l’activité physique, j’ai récupéré une tension de bébé ! Je mettrai à jour mon avis si cela est nécessaire, en bien ou en mal. Bonne journée.

Denna våg gissar hejvilt 8% eller 30% kropsfett från mätningar direkt efter varandra. Behåll pengarna och köp en vanlig våg detta funkar uppenbarligen inte alls. Varning när jag returnerade varan så prutade amazon på priset så jag fick inte tillbaka alla mina pengar, det gick bara att acceptera amazons bud eller behålla vågen. Pinsamt tappade 700kr på returen och ingen förklaring på varför.

Bilancia pronta all’uso dopo installazione app e registrazione. Ne avevo già un’altra della stessa marca perciò ho fatto in fretta. È abbastanza robusta e solida, sembra fatta per durare. La barra con gli elettrodi da stringere fra le mani durante la pesata è ottima e funziona bene, serve per la rilevazione di diversi parametri legati all’attività cardiaca e alla scansione del corpo, ma non è obbligatorio usarla sempre, ci si può anche pesare senza barra se non si ha tempo. L’app Withings è completissima anche se potrebbe avere un’interfaccia un po’ più amichevole. Ottima l’integrazione con altre app Apple se avete un iPhone come me. Consigliatissima se volete tenere sotto controllo tanti parametri dlcoroorei oltre al semplice peso. Se invece volete solo pesarvi al volo questa è forse un po’ troppo impegnativa anche come costo, della stessa marca ci sono modelli più semplici ed economici.

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