WITHINGS Smart Scales for Body Weight, FSA or HSA Eligible, Body Analysis, Fat Content, Muscle Mass, Bone Density, Visceral Fat, Bathroom Scale, BMI Scales Digital Weight and Body Fat, Bluetooth, WiFi
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Color: Black
Style: Body Scan
Features
- A CLINICAL SCAN OF YOUR HEALTH - Body Comp, developed in collaboration with leading hospitals and clinical institutions, has been clinically validated.
- INCREASE YOUR MUSCLE MASS FASTER - Use the scale handle to precisely locate muscle imbalances and excess fat in the arms, legs, and torso.
- DETECT A CARDIAC ANOMALY - Use the electrocardiogram to identify any signs of atrial fibrillation, the most common form of cardiac arrhythmia.
- EVALUATE THE NATURAL PROTECTIVE FUCTION OF THE SKIN - Assess sweat gland activity in the feet to evaluate the natural protective function of the skin, all within seconds.
- MONITOR YOUR CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH - Every day analyze the condition of your arteries with our revolutionary assessment that measures arterial stiffness, a significant contributor to hypertension.
Brand: Withings
Color: Black
Recommended Uses For Product: Adults
Special Feature: Body Mass Index, Heart Rate, Bone Mass, Body Fat, Muscle Mass
Display Type: LCD
Brand: Withings
Color: Black
Recommended Uses For Product: Adults
Special Feature: Body Mass Index, Heart Rate, Bone Mass, Body Fat, Muscle Mass
Display Type: LCD
Weight Limit: 400 Pounds
Form Factor: Handheld
Material: Glass, Plastic, Metal
Readout Accuracy: 0.1 Pounds
Item Weight: 9.7 Pounds
Weigh Scale Type: Counter Scale
Measurement Type: pounds
Manufacturer: Withings
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 17.95 x 15.16 x 2.2 inches
Package Weight: 5.41 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14.06 x 12.8 x 1.1 inches
Brand Name: Withings
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: WBS08-Black-All-Inter
Style: Body Scan
Included Components: Withings Body Scan, USB-C Charging Cable, Cable Stopper, Wall Handle Mount
Date First Available: October 13, 2023
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Color: White
Style: Body Scan
I purchased the new Body Scan. I had an old version of the Body Cardio from about 9 years ago. It still works which means these things hold up over time. I could probably get 15 years out of the thing if I wanted to but I wanted the extra measurements and features of the Body Scan. If you’re not sure if it’s worth the premium price, keep this in mind. The Body Scan was easy to set up and has been working great so far. It integrated seamlessly into the app. It did take a while to figure out how to see all the data in the app since it’s not the best or most intuitive interface, some of it you have to dig for. The scale itself has been working reliably and I’m getting good and consistent measurements. No issues thus far and I’m really happy with it. It does everything it said it would and it does it without any hiccups unlike what some of the other reviews say. Keep it up Withings.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2025 by jedelson
Color: White
Style: Body Comp
I've been a Withing customer for as long as long as they've been around and owned multiple of their products. I purchased the in Oct 2023 and for about three months it worked really well. However, after some time it started regularly failing to read my heart rate, which also disables other features like vascular age. I first contacted Withing support in May 2024 and provided them with all of the information they asked for in the support request, along with everything else I could think of that was relevant. The support response was very disappointing. They walked me through a multi-step, multi-week process where they asked me repeatedly to do the trouble shooting steps documented on their web site that I told them up front I had already done. In June I was traveling for about two weeks, and they automatically closed the issue without telling me. After returning from vacation, I was really frustrated to see the issue closed when I tried to reply to their latest pointless request, so I let things go for a few weeks, hoping things would get better, but they didn't. I tried to reopen the request, but there was no way to do that, but instead you have to open a new request with a link to the old support request. Weird, but that's fine. However, once I did that, the issue was automatically closed in minutes. I thought I must have done something wrong and tried twice more with the same result. I looked for a way to open an entirely new support request and the only options it showed on the page was to do live chat or visit the support forums. I decided against the support forums since there are very few posts there and almost no actual support from Withings. I ended up opening up a chat request. I provided them with the previous support request and gave them a short summary of my problem. The support person completely ignored my previous support request and wanted to start all over on the process. I insisted they read the support request, and they then skipped a few steps through their script. Talking to them about this dragged on for almost 40 minutes, with the person insisting I redo steps I've already done and refusing to help me unless I did. Ultimately, I gave up and told them I was not interested in proceeding since I had wasted so much of my time with them. This entire process was unpleasant and felt as if Withings was actively trying to make it difficult in order to avoid providing warranty support. I told them as much, and they offered to refer my request to a senior support person. I told them that sounded great, and then they insisted I had to redo steps over again in order to proceed with that. Other scales on the market have 80% of the features of the Body Comp for 1/3 of the price. I ended up with a Eufy scale which seems great. The entire time I had the Withings scale I regularly had problems with the scale regularly not updating my weight etc in the app for days at a time. The Eufy scale reads my heart rate every time and syncs the health data to my phone instantly. At this point I'm done doing business with Withings. I expected a premium product when buying this scale and with that premium support. Instead, I got something that didn't deliver on the features that were promised and a company that appears to be intentionally hard to work with. I rarely write Amazon reviews, but I hope this can help someone else avoid the problems I had with this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Clayton ONeill
Color: White
Style: Body Scan
Believe the other five star reviews. All I have to add is that it is pointless to have this scale if all one cares about is why clothes aren't fitting like they used to. Do not get this if you are the type who gets a new gym membership on January 2 and a month later you forgot where the gym is. What the scale is good for, or at least how I rationalized the purchase, is it that it complements a geek's approach to health and fitness. That is, we all know that improving one's health is fairly simple: eat better, get more sleep, drop the carbs, add ninety minutes or more of vigorous activity a week and stay out of the taverns. You don't need this scale or even any scale if all that is of interest is generally better health and clothes fit. Now for those who enjoy body hacking or What Ifs? This scale is awesome. Lets say that you adopt a regime of regular fasting and daily walks. This will burn fat and likely trash your muscles and that result will be reflected in the body composition readings. Dropping carbs? H2O numbers change. Overworking your exercise, your heart patterns will change (though for Reasons, you only get afib notifications but the ECG/EKG graphs are telling if you know how to read them and good at discerning artifacts) Want to know how that fad exercise/diet is working out for you? Now you have personal anecdata to support or refute whatever claims were made. Just took up running, swimming or boxing? See how these new activities integrate with your body shaping. Are the numbers valid? Who knows and how would a consumer know unless they had access to medical grade and certified analogs. I don't think it matters unless your numbers somehow work themselves into conversations, but trends, which this scale and app can provide will give fairly decent feedback to whatever diet/exercise plan you are following. The downside, and it is fairly understandable why, is that this scale does not play well with the Garmin Universe. Garmin has the best tracking watch - the Fenix line, this is indisputable. What Garmin doesn't have is the best peripherals. I was seriously considering upgrading from an ancient Withings smart scale to the Garmin offering because of the integration, but I wanted more toyz and having more dollars than sense opted for this prosumer scale. Thankfully MyFitnessPal is the intermediary between these two health and fitness gadget Goliaths. Because of the robust data collection that Withings is doing, and the plethora of data scientists itching to leverage AI or something to generate marketable data, I can't help but think that broader acceptance of this device would lead to things that Garmin has been doing with their data partners and that is to invent scoring mechanism based on some combination of metrics collected from this scale and integrations from other peripherals (BP and Oxy sensors) along with dietary habits from collaborations with various diet tracking apps. I look forward to what Withings comes up with in the future and I can only encourage them to work with their market competitors and intermediaries so that they can make some Withings brand Health numbers so that metrics based body hackers can game. We are odd ducks, but quite frankly its us who buy these wildly unnecessary devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024 by Uncle Nephilim
Color: Black
Style: Body Scan
I like the data I get from the scale, it's relatively consistent, but the body composition measurement always fails the first time I use the device. It always works the 2nd+ time but that's annoying to have to start the process, see the body comp fail, step off the device and then start a 2nd reading. After some frustration with customer support for a week or two we found it has to do with 'foot humidity'. If I wipe my feet with a wet wipe then the body comp works every time. They said they'll consider letting people re-order the tests so the body comp can come later in the cycle when more foot humidity would have built up. For reference my home humidity is typically around 40% and per suggestions I like to use the scale in the morning before I eat/drink anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by Greg S.