I noticed the same problem as well. The Withings scale and my Watch 7 ultra gave me two wildly different numbers, almost 9% difference. But in my case, the watch gave me the higher number. My take is... There is no scale and watch that can give you an accurate number. Dexa scan is the only option as

Where does it say that? "During IFA 2025, Withings told us that all new features will be rolled out across the entire ScanWatch 2 range (ScanWatch 2, Nova, Brilliant, and Light). The only exception is the Light model, which does not include a temperature sensor and will therefore not support tempera

A friend of mine was going to get himself a Scanwatch from Withings. When I saw him again, he decided to get another brand. I asked why and he told me « I don’t want to have to pay a subscription for enjoying all the feature of a watch.» He did not understood, after seeing the subscription being pro

It's always like this with App updates. Had the same issue Yesterday. As always I installed the good old proven APK 6.0.1 and all is fine - and I didn't forget to give those fucking beginners another one star review on the Google play store. Each time I update that they get the massage. Not sure if

I admire how much time you invest into diving deep here. Being a user of Withings watches and scales for almost ten years, I had my share of problems with the company. From buggy SW/Apps and device FW, through faulty HW, problems with the support (including lying to me and denying legally binding su

Very high end ones are decent but low or mid range? nope, not even for trend. Smart scales like Withings Body+, Garmin Index S2, and Xiaomi Mi Scale 2 are the most commonly used for estimating body fat percentage due to their affordability (Withings ~$100, Xiaomi ~$30), app integration, and availabi

I own an Apple Watch and a Withings ScanWatch 2, and since the update, I've honestly been wearing the Withings watch much more again. It used to just lie in the closet, and I would put it on from time to time because it's so pretty to look at. But for the past few days, I've been extremely happy wit

Pay them 600€ for this watch, and they still expect you to see withings+ ads everywhere in the app. And no ability to hide or turn them off. If you go to their website now, and put the scanwatch nova in the cart, the withings+ 100eur/year subscription is auto-selected and included in the purchase. A

POTS is not a getting up problem, though. It's a staying up problem. You're focused on the wrong time period. You'd be much better off recording the test described here. I don't have an Apple watch, but you can probably record it as a workout on your watch to graph your HR tracking. Maybe someone el

I personally wouldn't bother with withings+. I've had a Scan watch 1 since it launched and previously the original watch from even before Nokia and it still works. You'll find on this sub quite a lot of withings criticism but I've got a scale and BPM monitor as well and haven't had any of the big is