ScanWatch

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

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

I have a scanwatch for daily wear and a garmin for fitness (but any fitness watch that can integrate with one of the health aggregator apps that are compatible with withings will do.) The Withings app can import the workout data from your fitness watch with one of the compatability apps. The setup w

Works fine for me. Readings are relatively consistent between Withings Sleep Analyzer (or "Sleep" in the app?), ScanWatch Nova, and Oura Ring 4, although I mostly trust Oura on my sleep metrics. Heart rate, HRV, breathing rate, movement and sleep apnea readings are pretty consistent, but sleep phase

I’m in the EU and I have 5 Withings products so you could call me an (ex-) fanboy. I’ve had the scanwatch since version one and it’s a beautiful watch. I don’t hate Withings as a company but they tend to throw out new products instead of maintaining existing ones. They tend to over promise (HRV for

I bought the Scan watch 2 last year, although I have my complaints I like the minimalistic idea of withings. Few things: I myself have not had any issues with charging. Since the last update hear rate tracking at least in my opinion is more consistent (previous 200+ heart rate spikes out of nowhere)

the scanwatch is the only one to detect paradoxical sleep and naps. The sleep score of the Appel watch is ridiculous compared to withings.

I like my Scanwatch watches and I have two of them. The prior generation in white and the Horizon version in green. They do a fine job with simple notifications. I rely on neither for any kind of health tracking, step tracking, or sleep tracking. They are the watches I put on when I'm going out to d

over the last few years, I got these: Withings Steel HR: nice looking but clunky user interface - clearly a work in progress on their part, Huawei Watch GT: autonomy sounded good but it turns out what I really wanted was a watch with proper physical hands, Fossil Collider: good looking from far, not

I bought a Withings ScanWatch approximately three years ago. It was cleared by the FDA and the initial reading is read by a doctor. I was in AFIB for 82 days in the first half of the year before getting an ablation at the beginning of July. I'm delighted to say I haven't had any at since the surgery