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

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 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.

My Scan watch 2 has been great. No problems with the app. I don't have a need for a complicated notification regime though. I don't have complicated workouts to record. I generally like the ecosystem. I use four Withings devices, so I like that all my data is in one place. I haven't needed to contac

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,

Hey there! First of all thanks for considering ScanWatch 2 and Withings! ScanWatch 2 is one of the few watches that truly looks like a normal timepiece while packing medical-grade sensors. The 30-day battery means you actually wear it 24/7 (unlike smartwatches you charge nightly), which makes a huge

I got a third-party charger and it has been working fine on my Scanwatch 2. The Scanwatch 1 does not have the charging issue. I believe the NOVA uses the same as the 2. That said, with the criteria you listed, I think the Withings is fine. I find it very accurate with my fitness tracking, but I only

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