Fitbit Aria

usability, design, reliability, size

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83% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, design, reliability, size, performance

price

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit, Design, Größe, Preisleistungsverhältnis, Zuverlässigkeit

74% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

85% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Easy to use ; Looks great ; Simple smartphone integration ; Some inaccuracies

A bit expensive

Sturdy design ; Easy to use with a clear digital display ; Fitbit app is great

There are cheaper scales with more functionality ; No Apple or Google Health compatibility

Tracks weight as well as percentages of muscle mass and fat. Readings are accurate. Easy logging of body data in one location — just step on the glass, and it’s recorded. Data reports actually motivated me to step on the scale at least once a day....

Steep price of 0. Full potential of the device is only unleashed if you’ve already got a FitBit Ultra. Limited data displayed on the scale — you have to fire up the app to see the deeper stuff

Accurate weight and body fat measurements. Syncs via Wi-Fi. Stylish, low profile design. Easy-to-see readouts. Supports up to eight users.

No body water percent reading.

Having the Fitbit Aria completed my personal health picture with accurate daily weight and body fat readings. With all my fitness stats now aligned and syncing, it's going to be very hard for me to give it back. Maybe I won't.

Design is elegant and stylish without screaming "look at me" ; Data minutiae is enthralling, especially when combined with Fitbit Ultra ; Turns your weight loss program into a game ; Emphasizes long term progress, not short-term blips ; Six month...

Fitbit.com website is in need of a usability overhaul ; $129.95 is twice the price of standalone scales offering the same body composition measurements ; Not recommended for people with pacemakers

I feel an insecure desire to impress those Fitbit graphs incessantly judging my body

Modern design, digital lifestyle integration, easy set-up, fun display, multiple-person use, personal online tracking, ties in with other FitBit products, can still weigh without Wi-Fi connection, standard AA batteries

Accuracy is questionable, surface will mark easily, lack of UK products in online food documenting system, if Wi-Fi's out you won't get a record of weigh-in

We think the FitBit Aria scales are a cool digital addition to any bathroom. They look decent, they work well, don’t cost a fortune and are fuss-free to set up.

The Fitbit Aria works seamlessly with Fitbit’s dashboard and mobile apps, plus all its activity trackers, such as the One, Flex, Charge and Surge. You could use it without the trackers but together they make a great fitness or weight-loss team. It...

Sleek and attractive, the ; is easy to install. It also integrates well with Fitbit's powerful cloud-based fitness tools.

$130 is a lot to pay for a scale. Support for third-party apps isn't as strong as for other devices.

If you can afford it, the $129.95 Aria Wi-Fi scale adds real-time weight tracking to Fitbit's fitness arsenal.