Right off the bat there were some accuracy issues, one day I'd gain 4 pounds and the next day lose 5. I actually did a week and a half comparative study between the Withings and the old Ironman and the only consistent thing between the 2 was bone density. Still, at my age my Ironman days are over and I told myself "I can work with this." Well, on April 9 the Withings stopped syncing with the App I use to track my stats. Of course I did all the initial fix-it routines, rebooting, disconnecting and reconnecting it from my wifi, and nothing. So I contacted Withings, whose parent company is Nokia. Yesterday they escalated my problem to a Tier 3 complaint. And I'm waiting.
And I'm also thinking that maybe I shouldn't have been so cheap.
Looking back over some of the glowing reviews, I suspect most of those opinions were from individuals who were not seriously looking for an actual analyzer, but rather something they can step on once a week. I used mine daily. Right now the data I get needs to be manually keyed into the App, which is a total fail of what this scale, this analyzer, is supposed to be doing.
fitbit?
ReplyDeleteI use a Garmin Fenix HR 3 (pronounced phoenix) that tracks everything.
DeleteI'll say that the Withings blood pressure monitor is amazing - the most accurate and consistent and very easy. I started getting a bad taste for Withings with their a ActivePop watch. It looks great but once you replace the battery it losses its water resistance (every watch will unless the company takes it back - now jeweler can reseal it. Their scale is a complete fail! Like you I have the up 3 down 5 up 4 down 3. I can live with that BUT for some stupid they made weight measurement a manual selection on the bottom of the scale. This changes randomly almost daily except when I want to change it back to imperial. Never again Withings never again.
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