Body Smart - Accurate Scale for Body Weight and Fat Percentage, Body Composition Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Weight Scale, Baby Weight Scale, Smart Scale Apple Health Compatible, Bathroom Scale

Really enjoying the scale, I feel like it’s very accurate. It’s got a lot of different metrics and is encouraging to step on every day to see the trend. My only grip is that the app is a little obnoxious. I mean, overall the app is great it list all of the pertinent information that I need and easy to find a place, but I am constantly barraged by badges that I don’t care about at all. In fact, the only reason I’m leaving a review right now is because the app will not leave me alone about it. So fine here it is, but if this doesn’t slow down, I’m turning off all notifications

Overview: I purchased an Apple Watch, Ultra 2, which tracks a number of health items. This pointed me at the Apple Health application, and I decided I wanted a scale that would integrate easily with the Apple Health Application. After looking at the various models of scales available, and how they connected to the Apple Health application I decided on the Withings Body Smart. It is not the highest costing, Withings scale, nor is it the cheapest Withings scale, it is the middle of the road scale Withings sells. This scale is a great value, and it was shipped quickly and packed well. Pros: Lightweight. Accurate. Easy to read while standing on it. Setup was fast, I installed the Withings app, and followed the instructions, it connected first time. The Withings application is directly read by the Apple Health application with no used intervention. I simply stand on the scale each morning, and all the data is moved into the Apple health application fully automatically. The Apple Application also loads data into the Withings application fully automatically. Both applications, once they are loaded provide very compete health information. The Withings scale provides lots more data than just weight. Look at the list of things it provides in the advertising. All parameters are automatically transferred both directions as well. You can control what items are transferred in the setup if you don't want everything moved between applications. I have experienced zero malfunctions, the scale continues to work perfectly, with no issues of any kind. Cons: The support points on each of the four corners are placed such that if you step on the scale close to the edge it will rock upwards. The Withings application is complex to set up, but once setup, stays setup. No revisiting the application to reset something that changed on its own. The Withings scale is not cheap, there are lots of scales out there for less money, probably of lesser quality. The scale has a reflective top surface, and sometimes it tends to show dust more than I would expect. The scale is a bit finicky in just where your feet need to be placed until you learn where. Conclusion: The work in looking at the various scales paid off for me. I have not had to touch anything beyond initial setup. The battery appears to still be going strong, and the scale continues to perform like new with zero issues. I now have lots of health data, (additional data that the Apple watch does not collect, but the scale does), and can review it anytime I want. As a bonus, the Withings application can prepare a human readable report for my doctor unlike the Apple health applications, which creates an XML file of all things! I am very happy with this scale, and not sorry I paid a bit more for it, than a cheap knockoff... In my mind, I got what I paid for, and am happy about my decision to use a Withings scale.

I'm going to preface this with the fact that I was a previous Fitbit Aria user. And after a year of wildly inaccurate readings, I'd just had enough. Trying to loose weight is hard enough without dealing with a scale that varies anywhere from 20 lbs higher or lower at any given time. I'd done everything recommended by fitbit, and was even resetting the thing every day and having to weigh in 3 times in a row just to hopefully get a somewhat correct idea of how my diet plan was going. There was no way I was going to invest in the Aria 2 after the fiasco with the first one. So, enter the Nokia Body+... I've only had it a day and can already tell it's insanely better. It was a breeze to set up and it seems to give pretty accurate readings, never varying by more than a fraction of a pound. I don't know if it is as precise as a triple balance beam scale at a doctor's office, but I don't need it to be. I just need to know that I'm moving in the right direction. With the Fitbit Aria I had no idea if I'd actually lost weight, gained weight, or if the scale was acting up since it could be totally off even when weighing myself a few times within a few minutes. The Nokia Body+ is consistent with weigh-ins, and that's what's important for me. And the other features are handy too. I don't really think I need a scale that tells me the weather, but I do like the auto tracking and it easily linked up with my Fitbit account and my Weight Watchers account. Oh yeah, the Aria wouldn't even sync with WW properly and was throwing in all these weigh-ins that I'd deleted and every time it synced they just came back. So now Aria is an expensive paper weight, but I'm really happy with the Nokia scale. If you are deciding between the two, choose this one. Hands down.

I've been working on getting into better shape and a weight-only scale just wasn't cutting it, so I upgraded to this. This scale is awesome; it gives me all the metrics and data I could ever want from standing on a piece of glass, and it integrates it's data well with my iPhone's other health apps, including my home gym equipment and the Health app taking data from my watch. It fills in a huge chunk of the whole picture that I had previously been missing, and does so...mostly seamlessly. Where this thing was a problem is the initial set up. The Withings app is great for data tracking, but really stumbles on activation. On downloading, I followed the directions on connecting to the scale. The first issue was with data importing from existing apps; in this case it wanted to pull my personal data (height, weight, etc) from Health which I approved. However, somewhere it completely mixed up the numbers; instead of logging me as a 200+ pound guy, it had me logged as 112 pounds. My height was adjusted down 4 inches, and my workouts imported about half (this, not the end of the world). However, after it imported, none of the values were adjustable. It forced me to set a weight goal of GAINING weight to hit my real target, rather than losing to get there. I figured I'd get to adjust more later, particularly after a first weigh in when it might figure out at least the weight problem. Nope. On being told to get on the scale, barefoot, the scale accurately did my weight, but couldn't connect to my account (displaying an error), and then simply refused to take any additional measurements. None of the error codes were addressed in the set up manual or the app, so I had to Google. Turns out, it requires a full uninstall and reinstall to make the app and scale talk in this situation. Second install went much smoother; I declined the Health data import and plugged in the values manually which kept them correct. The app correctly configured the scale this time and first weigh in worked. After the first connection, some additional data was imported, but the app now allowed me to filter and delete information giving me a true starting point to build on. Overall, I'm very happy with the scale, but the installation process was more than a bit of a pain and the included manual could do a much better job of helping troubleshoot that process.

I can’t recall ever writing a one-star negative review on Amazon, but unfortunately, Withings has policies in place that are so egregious and so far below what is normal among health products firms for customer support that I think that this info deserves to be shared. I purchased a Withings Body Smart Scale in June 2023 that came with a two year warranty. A few weeks ago (January 2024) the scale’s weight accuracy became erratic and its body scanning also became erratic. (Please see the attached image of the 2.3 lb variance in six simultaneous weighings for the same person). After going through Withings’ trouble shooting and not solving these issues, I attempted to reach out to the company with a warranty claim. That was easier said than done. Withings does not publish ANY contact information on its website. No telephone number, no email address, no physical address, no “contact us” form. Clicking on the “Contact Us” button loops back to a FAQ list. One needs to wade through and decipher a bunch of URLs to actually find a means to contact Withings customer support. [Pro tip: the Better Business Bureau lists Withings’ telephone number and provides a “Contact this business” email form.] It isn’t easy to find, but Withings does offer an appointment calendar for customers who need to speak to a customer service or tech support person. I sought an appointment on their calendar. Withings scheduled it THREE MONTHS OUT for a simple warranty claim. So in order to file a warranty claim Withings wanted to make me wait three months??? [3/8/24 update: My call with Withings Tech Support was scheduled for today. After waiting almost three months, Withings did not show up for the call. I sent an email to the Withings person who was scheduled for the call, who did not respond to my email.] Withings' “Chat” function on their website is not staffed during at least some of the hours that it claims to be open. I waited for 7 hours during one day a few weeks ago and my chat request was never responded to. In looking through the Withings Forums and at Withings’ BBB complaints, I found that for at least the past two years, customers with tech support questions or warranty claims had found it near impossible to get in touch with Withings support staff. Clearly my experience wasn’t an anomaly—Withings apparently had been treating all of its customers just as poorly. After a few days in attempting to reach Withings, I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau based on Withings' policy of making it difficult, if not impossible, for their customers to file valid warranty claims. [Note: the BBB give Withings a “D-” rating.] The day after I filed the BBB complaint, Withings got in touch. They sent me an email asking for details on the warranty claim. I provided the details they requested. Withings ignored the data I provided that evidenced that the scale was not performing to spec, told me that the scale was performing properly and that it did not need to be replaced. I asked Withings multiple times via email to address the evidence I provided that proved that the scale was defective. At no point in weeks of email exchanges did Withings ever actually address the problems I was having with the scale, and always continued to claim that the scale was performing correctly, even though simultaneous weighings for the same person a few minutes apart varied by more than two lbs, while the scale is supposed to be accurate to +/- .1 lb, the scanning function only functions intermittently, and the scale is only six months into a two year warranty. The bottom line: there is overwhelming evidence that Withings has policies in place to limit customer interaction and to prevent customers from being able to make valid warranty claims on defective Withings products. I have been a Withings user for a number of years and this was my fourth Withings scale. Withings used to have normal service and support, but that has now obviously changed. Buyer beware.

Reliable Smart Scale With Great Connectivity I’ve been using the Withings Body Smart for a few weeks, and overall it’s a solid choice for accurately tracking your weight and basic body metrics. The scale is sleek, feels well-made, and gives consistent weight readings that sync automatically to your phone via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — so you can easily view trends over time in the Withings Health Mate app. 📊 Easy Setup & Syncing Setup was straightforward, and linking it to the app went smoothly. Once connected, your weight data uploads automatically, and it integrates nicely with Apple Health and other platforms. 🏋️‍♂️ Useful Metrics Beyond Weight Besides weight, this smart scale provides body composition insights like body fat and muscle mass, which is helpful for tracking progress if you’re on a fitness or health journey. It even shows information like water percentage and visceral fat trends over time. 💡 Things to Know • Some users report that advanced metrics like body composition can fluctuate and are best used to track trends rather than clinical precision. • A few reviews mention mixed experiences with app functionality and occasional connectivity quirks — but most find the core weight tracking to be reliable. 👍 Pros: • Accurate and consistent weight measurements • Automatic Wi-Fi/Bluetooth syncing • Tracks multiple health metrics over time • Works with major health apps 👎 Cons: • Body composition readings can vary • App setup and syncing isn’t always perfect Overall: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ — A dependable smart scale for anyone who wants easy weight tracking and basic health insights with seamless smartphone integration.

We spent a lot of time researching smart scales, and it was honestly hard to decide which one to go with. We ended up purchasing both the Withings Body Smart and the Hume Body Pod to compare them side by side. At first, I thought we would prefer the Hume Body Pod because it analyzes more of the body and provides more detailed body composition data. However, after using both consistently, we definitely prefer the Withings. What we love about the Withings: 1. It feels sturdier and more premium 2. Slightly larger platform, which I personally prefer 3. The screen is significantly better—larger, full color, easier to read, and more visually intuitive 4. Biggest advantage: Wi-Fi connectivity The Wi-Fi feature is a game-changer. You don’t need your phone nearby for the Withings to record your data. It syncs automatically. With the Hume, you must have your phone open and connected during the entire measurement process. I ran into multiple issues where my data didn’t record due to my phone screen timing out before completion or errors. It became frustrating very quickly. While you can adjust phone settings, I don’t want that extra step just to take a measurement. With the Withings, I can simply step on the scale, and everything works seamlessly every time. App comparison: The Hume app might be slightly more detailed at first glance, but once I got used to the Withings app, it provides everything I actually need. Accuracy: Obviously, no home scale is perfect, but when comparing results to past lab data and weigh-ins, the Withings measurements were much more consistent and aligned. The Hume readings were often significantly higher and didn’t seem to correlate as well. Bottom line: The Withings is the clear winner for us. It’s more reliable, easier to use, and fits better into daily life. I also love that our whole family can use it and track progress without any hassle. Highly recommend.

I love this scale, very accurate, not always like what it says. :) I just hit 200 weigh-ins, works great! I like how it gives you several measurements, weight, visceral fat, heart rate, Even gives you the forecast for the day. Great Buy!!

Quería una báscula que sincronizase con mi iPhone y la app Salud. Sin duda cumple con creces lo que buscaba. Hace un seguimiento de tus mediciones corporales a través de la app propia de Nokia Health Mate y además la app Salud de apple sincroniza los datos de Peso y Grasa corporal. La app Health Mate es muy completa y tiene un diseño muy cuidado. Se puede usar para registrar otros ejercicios e incluso puede sincronizar las calorías gastadas al andar con la app Salud. Las calorías las calcula automáticamente, cosa que no hace el propio iPhone. Además, puedes registrar varias personas y las reconoce por el peso. Si tiene dudas de quién se está pesando (debido a que pesan parecido), te pregunta y solo tienes que balancearte hacia el lado de la persona correcta.

Inaccurate measurement and complex device to use.. Don't buy its a waste product

There are thousands of BMI body fat scales here on Amazon, so choosing one can be overwhelming, and this one is more expensive than others. But I checked out the Withings company and they appear to be the first company that created scales like this which measure BMI, body fat, body water, bone mass etc so I felt more confident that their technology and software would be better and more accurate, and that they would invest in continually improving and developing their tech. I’m sure the accuracy of measurements on any of these scales is not as precise as equipment that would be used in a clinical setting, but overall the measurements are about what I expected so it does seem pretty accurate. And even assuming a margin of error, the consistency of the measurements over time is reliable and a good indicator of the changes within your body if you're trying to lose weight, lower your body fat, or gain muscle, etc. Overall this scale has the look and feel of a quality product, from the packaging to the design and build, as well as the size of the scale (larger than some others I was looking at). The iPhone app installed fine, had a few issues at first connecting my phone to the scale but restarted my phone after installing the app and that seemed to solve the problem. Easily set up multiple users. But note the scale doesn’t work on a 5G wifi network, works fine on 2.4G wifi. The iPhone app is well designed, a clean simple layout that is visually appealing and easy to navigate. It presents the data well and syncs with Apple’s Health app seamlessly. I had never heard of Withings before, but I would buy a product from them again.

Es perfecto para hacer seguimiento del peso y composición corporal. Muy completo

Alla prima accensione vi verrà chiesto di scaricare l’applicazione Withings Health Mate; dovrete registrarvi (bastano e-mail e password) e mediante il Bluetooth potrete associare la bilancia al vostro account, sarà inoltre possibile impostare la connessione Wi-Fi ed il Bluetooth non verrà più utilizzato. Se necessario, la bilancia si aggiornerà all’ultima versione del firmware. La bilancia potrà essere utilizzata da più membri della famiglia e si può procedere in due modi: condividendo un unico account, oppure impostando un account per ogni membro. Nel primo caso chiunque potrà vedere anche i dati di ogni altro familiare, cosa che non avviene nel secondo caso. Personalmente ho adottato la prima soluzione. Installando l’app su diversi dispositivi vi viene comunque chiesto di scegliere il membro “principale” per quello smartphone o tablet e solo lui può modificare alcune tra le sue impostazioni, oppure eliminare le sue misurazioni. Sebbene l’app Withings Health Mate non sia ancora il massimo, noto che sta progressivamente migliorando. È inoltre possibile sincronizzare automaticamente qualche dato con Google Fit, Samsung Health e con altre app per la salute. Venendo alla bilancia in sé, è molto semplice ed immediata da utilizzare: basta salirci sopra senza neppure doverla accendere prima e attendere che si azzeri, in quanto la taratura avviene automaticamente da spenta. Il peso viene sempre misurato con precisione, anche perché se il baricentro del vostro corpo non è centrato, delle freccioline vi indicheranno la direzione in cui muovervi. Una volta registrato il peso, apparirà il vostro nome oppure, nel caso di persone con pesi simili, vi viene chiesto di scegliere chi siete (spostandovi leggermente a destra o a sinistra). La bilancia effettua dunque tutte le misurazioni mediante l’impedenziometria. Dall’app ogni membro può scegliere che cosa visualizzare sul display (volendo anche i passi registrati all’app, oppure le previsioni meteo), in generale la bilancia sarà in grado di darvi misurazioni di Peso, BMI (IMC), massa grassa, massa muscolare, corporatura ossea e contenuto di acqua nel corpo. Queste misurazioni devono essere necessariamente effettuate a piedi nudi, poiché l’impedenziometria sfrutta un segnale elettrico che deve attraversare il corpo senza ostacoli. Gli elettrodi sono affondati nel vetro; i valori rilevati sembrerebbero essere piuttosto accurati, inoltre è disponibile una modalità atleta. Stabilissima la connessione Wi-Fi, i dati vengono caricati immediatamente sul cloud (oppure mantenuti in memoria nel caso in cui non sia disponibile una connessione ad Internet) e appaiono subito sull’app. Ci tenevo a precisare che questa versione funziona a batterie (4 batterie AAA, mini stilo) e che dopo un anno di utilizzo (mediamente più di una misurazione al giorno) le pile sono ancora cariche! Ad ogni modo si può controllare la percentuale di energia dall'app. La bilancia è realizzata in plastica e vetro; è abbastanza leggera, ma non ha dei gommini antiscivolo; sono inclusi dei piedini per l’utilizzo su tappeti e moquette. La bilancia è molto bassa e può essere riposta sotto qualsiasi armadietto, oppure lasciata in vista ad arredare la stanza con un tocco moderno.