ScanWatch 2

Turn off auto detection for workouts. Walk outside with gps on using “walking” workout mode for 2 hours calibrates your steps for accuracy. In the display settings, enable calories and remove distance so you can see how many total calories a day (including resting) you can eat. Charge the watch full

I love my Withings, I went from a Withings Steel HR which I had for like 5 years, then gave to my Mom when I upgraded to a Withings Scanwatch 2. She still uses the HR and it works fine. Sapphire glass, 30 day battery and looks good as well. I always liked wearing a watch, and don't want 99% of the s

I basically agree with all you wrote. However, as long as my Scanwatch 2 continues to work I will stick to it, since there still isn't any other brand offering the same product. The relatively bad battery charge might also be the result of SpO2 and heart rate monitoring. While it is annoying to char

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My wife has a Scanwatch 2 and loves it. I've seen the bad reviews here but I don't get it. It's a unique form factor - decent smartwatch functionality on a watch that looks good on the wrist of most grown-ups. When my original Scanwatch needs to be replaced, I'll certainly be replacing it with anoth

I would skip withings. My reason for a scan watch 2 was that I wanted to have notifications on a analog watch and sadly that is now gone

I didn't use notifications on my Scanwatch for years. Now I do. It's up to you, you would have to turn them on for them to work anyway. I agree that the Withings watches are ideal if you don't want that 'fitness watch' look.

Sorry to hear about your Montblanc experience! But I'm definitely a massive fan of Withings. Their dress watch (Scanwatch 2, which is the one in my photo) looks very clean and discreet. I love that the electronic bit is only a small subdial and doesn't look too flashy. Also, I do work in healthcare,

I have a Withings Scan Watch 2. I bought it shortly after a ringconn gen2. The Scan Watch is a hybrid. I love it. Looks like a regular Watch. 30 day battery capacity. I don't sleep with it nor wear it everyday, so I really only charge it about once every 2 months. Paid roughly $300 or $350 for it &

As others already mentioned, do not rely on anything which is not properly certified (the correct certification protocol matters!): my personal opinion of reliability in AFib detection in descending order: Apple Watch Series 11 (considered somewhat close to medical grade) Withings ScanWatch 2 Google