Withings / Nokia | Body - Smart Body Composition Wi-Fi Ditial Scale with smartphone app, White
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Product Dimensions : 14.45 x 1.61 x 14.37 inches; 4.41 Pounds
Item model number : WBS05_02
Batteries : 4 AAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : May 20, 2016
Manufacturer : Withings Inc
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This scale served me well enough for 6 years. But after I changed the batteries, the scale just stopped displaying measurements. The app and scale won't reconnect via Bluetooth. The scale measured weight as well as guesstimated fat, muscle, and water content. I never expected highly precise measurements from the scale. The record keeping was good and long lasting. (Unlike a certain activity tracker.) Now I need a new scale. It may be a Withings. Or it may not.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 29, 2022 by Kindle Customer
I consider myself a pretty tech-savvy person. My technology is usually pretty new and I worked at a very large, very well known, phone/tablet/computer company for six years. We carried the 1st generation of this scale back then. I've wanted a smart scale for a long time but never could justify the purchase. I started a diet a couple of months ago and after a few weeks of plateauing, I was hoping a smart scale could help give me some more insight -- maybe my weight isn't going down because my muscle mass is increasing. I did some research and finally decided to take the plunge. I've really been disappointed with this scale since getting it. 1) Setting it up wasn't the best experience. The technology here is confusing. Setting it up on my phone was easy. It joined my wifi, I downloaded the app, I stood on the scale, my weight went into the app. Then I helped my boyfriend set it up on his phone. It made him use bluetooth and then wifi. It was weird and clunky. He didn't like it. 2) After I set it up with my boyfriend's phone, it stopped syncing with mine. I read their support -- maybe it has to do with the bluetooth -- but then I opened the app and 12 hours after standing on the scale, my weight was there. But then another day it never comes over. It works and then doesn't. But then sometimes it does again. Sometimes it waits a day and then I can see yesterday's weight. It doesn't matter if I open the app right away after standing on the scale. Usually nothing comes over. 3) It is supposed to sync with MyFitnessPal. I even see a friend who uses it. His timeline will say that he lost a pound and it came from Withings. Mine doesn't do that. I don't know why. All the settings have been configured. 4) Also for something that is supposed to sync with your other apps, the steps and calories are always completely different than what I recorded in MFP. I also don't like that this scale gives you a daily calorie goal (which was way too low). It makes those features of the app pointless. I've looked and my Apple Watch + MFP have me at 10K steps for the day and the Withings scale/app says I've gone 6K. 5) The app looks NOTHING like the mock ups do. In fact, I was kind of upset. Why do they completely lie about what the graphics look like? The app is crap compared to how they make it look in marketing. It doesn't really make sense to me. 6) It is supposed to give you the weather. I stand on it, not moving, waiting. It doesn't give me the weather. My boyfriend stands on it, and it gives him the weather. I'm pretty sure this scale hates me. 7) It gave us a warning that it can't work over 5G internet. Get with the times. I read their support. I have everything configured. Maybe my internet is too fast (ha!). All I know is if you're going to drop $140 on a SCALE it should work a lot better than this. Sending it back. Going back to a non-smart scale.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 31, 2016 by Stephanie Willis
This works as advertised. Once I downloaded the Withings app & registered on their site, the scale set up fine. The Withings app integrates into my phone's health app, but the scale doesn't integrate directly. I had to create a user account with Withings, and I keep the App running in the background. (along with all the other apps that operate this way -- grr) If you're buying other health monitoring devices, consider looking at all the devices a manufacturer supports. Not all manufacturers support the same functionality. Heart rate is common. Oximeter is another. Blood pressure monitor is another. There are few heart rhythm monitors, and none tie into the apps that support the other functions. Some sell Glucometers. Know what you want to track first. If your experience is like mine, you may have to buy from a few manufacturers, register with them, and run all their apps. (groan) Other gotcha I should have seen: how health devices determine what device to sync with. This scale knows whether my wife or I are standing on it. (and sync's accordingly) Oximeter we bought can't differentiate. (sync's with the device it can reach) Lesson: some things can be shared, and others "require" multiple purchases. Look at your needs & assess wisely. I'm satisfied with this scale.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 12, 2017 by Reluctant reviewer
My wife and I had purchased this scale for a wellness challenge at work. We wanted to have a way to better track our body's changes over time, with a little more information that a regular scale. This scale is awesome. So awesome that we have convinced peers to purchase one as well. Keep in mind, it will require a companion app on your iPhone or Android to be able to track your data, so you will need a smart phone to have access to those features. It is able to have multiple users, and can recognize those users based on their body composition. You can measure body fat percentage, bone mass, hydration percentage.. it can even tell you the weather and show you a graph of your progress after 8 weigh-ins. I'm not sure if Withings/Nokia changed this with the recent update to their app, but adding a family member is a little unclear during their setup. How we did it was to have my wife set up this scale, then invite me through their app. You should receive an email with your invitation to use this scale, and that will link the scale to the companion app. If each person tries to set it up using the instructions in the app, the scale will not show up during the Bluetooth Pairing section (since it is already paired to one person's phone). So... have one person set it up, then invite any other people. So far, my wife and I very happy with this scale.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 2, 2017 by Danno and Avey
Overall i like the integration with Google Fit, and the seamless updates of the readings (step on the scale for about 10 seconds and your data is in the app right away, you don't have to do anything). This simple fact alone means I use it very regularly. The BMI and other readings seem inaccurate but in an almost predictable way - people with clearly more or less BMI do register as such, but I don't think the precise value is correct. Weight readings, on the other hand, seem to vary within a 5lb range. You can step off and back on again and get an entirely different reading. I'm not a person whose weight changes by much from day to day, so the device is useful for tracking trends and of course as a preventative for any drastic changes that could signal a health alert. I think for that reason its worth having something like this device.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 23, 2017 by Christopher Welty