Hi all, I was wondering if any of you have experience with any of the wifi or body fat digital scales? These are the ones I am considering the highest:
Due to my abysmal WI today, I am seriously reconsidering the cost of being on IP at a clinic. I am going to give myself the rest of August (2 more WIs) to make a decision as to stay with the clinic or go to strictly alternatives.
For $50 you can check your weight and body fat (warning, this can be odd depending on your skin composition...mine doesn't work unless I moisturize). Seems a no brainer to me unless you want your phone telling you something about your weight.
I've also been thinking about picking up another scale that reads more exact than mine. (only to the 1/2 lb), I was eyeing that one on Amazon as well! Did you pick one yet?
I have been looking at buying the third one you listed the EatSmart GetFit one. I think I read about half of the 5 star reviews and almost all of the 3 star and below reviews and it seems pretty good.
Hi, all, I have an Omron 514 - about $70 on Amazon, I think. I love it! There is an old thread on here somewhere on this subject. I bought it last fall and many people here recommended it.
I have the Eat Smart get fit from Amazon. I love it, but.......... it seems to matter where you stand on the scale... it can be a few lb difference if you stand near the top of the scale as opposed to the middle. I found that the floor and how it sits matters. I have a tiled floor in my bathroom and the tile is textured, the uneven floor makes a difference. I have to move the scale a few times to get it right. My bath is in the middle of some renovations so once done the scale will stay in its home spot and I wont have to move it. I have to say seeing the bone mass, encouraged me to get to the gym and build some bone using weights. The weights have helped to get that scale moving faster.
I just received the fitbit aria scale. It was easy enough to set up. I'll report back soon on how well it is working. I am excited that it integrates with my new fitbit one and my fitness pal.
Update: checked my numbers relative to my official numbers (weight, bmi, body fat %, etc) and it checks out.
Even my husband is using it now. Of course he is in the middle of his ideal BMI and body weight. I've got a ways to go. Ah well. I am thankful he is supportive.
Hi, all, I have an Omron 514 - about $70 on Amazon, I think. I love it! There is an old thread on here somewhere on this subject. I bought it last fall and many people here recommended it.
I've also been thinking about picking up another scale that reads more exact than mine. (only to the 1/2 lb), I was eyeing that one on Amazon as well! Did you pick one yet?
Coloradogirl, haven't made the leap just yet, but I am very interested in the Aria scale. I don't think you HAVE to have a fitbit to use it, but I know they pair up pretty easily. Were you seeing a price under $129.95 on Amazon Prime? I have a trial membership right now, but it's the same price as on the Fitbit site.
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Originally Posted by Cynaria
I just received the fitbit aria scale. It was easy enough to set up. I'll report back soon on how well it is working. I am excited that it integrates with my new fitbit one and my fitness pal.
Update: checked my numbers relative to my official numbers (weight, bmi, body fat %, etc) and it checks out.
Even my husband is using it now. Of course he is in the middle of his ideal BMI and body weight. I've got a ways to go. Ah well. I am thankful he is supportive.
Cynaria, that is good to hear that the Aria matches your official numbers. I think I would also get a fitbit down the line as well. I really like that it syncs with MFP as I want to try and get back into using that daily. Thanks for the info!
I have been looking at buying the third one you listed the EatSmart GetFit one. I think I read about half of the 5 star reviews and almost all of the 3 star and below reviews and it seems pretty good.
Garnettac, it does and it has the best reviews of the three (possibly b/c of the price and the fact that there is relatively no setup), but I really do like the idea of the Aria scale syncing with my fitness pal and possibly a fitbit down the line.
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Originally Posted by sonolady
I have the Eat Smart get fit from Amazon. I love it, but.......... it seems to matter where you stand on the scale... it can be a few lb difference if you stand near the top of the scale as opposed to the middle. I found that the floor and how it sits matters. I have a tiled floor in my bathroom and the tile is textured, the uneven floor makes a difference. I have to move the scale a few times to get it right. My bath is in the middle of some renovations so once done the scale will stay in its home spot and I wont have to move it. I have to say seeing the bone mass, encouraged me to get to the gym and build some bone using weights. The weights have helped to get that scale moving faster.
Thanks Sonolady for the info; I may keep the scale downstairs on my hardwoods if that's an issue. The bone density measurement is a big factor as well. I think if I go alternative and drop the clinic (and the high food costs) I can do a gym membership instead and start weight-lifting.
Hi, all, I have an Omron 514 - about $70 on Amazon, I think. I love it! There is an old thread on here somewhere on this subject. I bought it last fall and many people here recommended it.
I have the Withings Scale and I absolutely love it. My weigh-ins syncs with my computer and I have an app on my iphone that also receives my numbers. You have the option to share your info with facebook, Runkeeper, etc. It allows you to pull your data and prepare report of your weigh-ins. It is well worth the investment.