Fitbit Aria 2 Wi-Fi Smart Scale, Black

Excelente, muy fácil de usar, alt calidad y la conexión fue muy fácil, la recomiendo mucho, aunque a veces cueste ver la realidad

Great for tracking the weight. It integrates seamlessly with the Fitbit ecosystem. The weight is right on the spot, however the PBF is way off (28 from Aria vs 22.5 from a pretty expensive machine they have at my gym). I believe the 22.5 more, as I work out daily for quite some time now...Very easy to configure. Be aware that one has to step off the scale when a couple of feet start showing up on the scale screen, otherwise you will get an "Error 1" message. This is not mentioned anywhere in the setup instructions and made me return the first scale that I received as I believed it has a hardware issue - as per the User Manual. When I received a second one and I got the same error message, I run a more extensive search on the web and I found that you have to step off the scale after the initial weighting to allow the scale to complete some calculations. Go figure. :-o

Great Product works well.When I first got this, I thought it was crazy to get a smart scale at this price. I live in a household with four people and when I bought this scale I was the only one with a fitbit tracker. Once I got into the whole fitbit dashboard and app, and after trying out a friend's Aria 1 - I decided to go ahead and get this scale to help me with some personal weight loss goals.IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT YOUR FITBIT APP IS UPDATED!!!When I first took everything out of the box and was setting it up - the first headache was connecting to the blasted thing. I started remembering all the bad reviews and it seems like this is the most difficult part of setup. I have both a Samsung Galaxy S6 and an iPhone 6 plus both with the fitbit app. Out of the box it will try to connect via bluetooth and on both devices I would enter in the pin... and then kicked back out to the add device screen without the device being added. It took me about thirty minutes of me going back and forth between the iPhone and the Android App, questioning the very life decisions that lead me to throw down over a 100 frogskins just for something that won't connect before I came account a reddit post where people where having the same thing and updated their app... I laughed, frantic, hysterical laughter at the very thought that the app needed to be updated in order for this to work, I was only one version update behind - this gained me worried looks from the other members of my household, but behold... once I updated the app - the scale connected right away and I almost fell over in a bewildered state.After you get done with the set up, everything else just kinda falls into place - you can set up other users by sending them an invite from your fitbit dashboard - it will require them to make a fitbit account which they'll mumble about drinking the kool-aid and other things, but otherwise will keep trace of your weight and BMI like there's nothing to it.The first time I set up the lightest member of my household - it actually thought it was me and my app went insane telling me that I had lost near 60 pounds and giving me trophy after trophy which make me spit up my cluster-filled doughnut shake/smoothie because short of actually loosing a limb or two - that was not possible.Other than that I've had it about a month and a half and use it nearly every day and it keeps trace of my weight and Fat percentages. There are three other people that use it and as far as i can tell it's kept trace of all four of us just fine as well as the occasional person that wants to jump on it like it's a freak'n spring board - Susan...I know it was you... it's not a damn trampoline...One of the other people in my house found out that the scale seems to get quicker readings when used on the kitchen's linoleum floor rather than the bathroom's hard tile floor. It may take about 3 solid seconds longer to use in the bathroom than in the kitchen, which I don't mind - even if the household person will randomly leave the scale in the kitchen, they claim it takes better readings in the kitchen, but it's always been the same for me when I tried moving it around.I'm sure if it ever breaks I'll update this review and be extremely upset

I was reluctant at first to buy after reading a few reviews here. But turn out, the product is quite good. Sync seamlessly to the fitbit app on my iPhone via bluetooth and wifi. Great add-on for weight monitor

The setup can be a bit confusing but overall the the products been great.