The Fitbit Aria Air is a decent digital scale that works best for people who already have a Fitbit watch or band – or are planning on getting one in the near future. (Image credit: Fitbit) Fitbit Aria Air review: verdict
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With only your weight tracked, this is either brilliantly simple or basic AF, depending on your point of view. Add Fitbit Premium (opens in new tab) and you can use the Discover section, with its guided programmes. The community aspect of the Fitbit app is good for people who might need some extra motivation to stay on track with their diet. Using the Fitbit app, you also have access to the Fitbit Community which is relatively large and you can also join groups too. It's doesn't have enough metrics for sportspeople, like the Garmin Connect or Polar Flow apps, though. The Fitbit App is user friendly and caters for people who have a keen interest in how their bodies work. In the Fitbit app, you can set a goal weight and see on charts how your weight loss/weight gain program is working out for you. Using the app, you can add the measurements from the scale to all the other body metrics you're already tracking with your Fitbit Versa 2 or Fitbit Ionic (opens in new tab), which will provide you with a more 'holistic' overview of what changes your body is going through. The main appeal of the Fitbit Aria Air – apart from the looks – is its connectivity to the Fitbit app. (Image credit: Fitbit) Fitbit Aria Air review: the Fitbit App How to lose belly fat (opens in new tab): 6 easy ways to burn fat and reveal your abs in 2020.5 reasons why you should start running (opens in new tab) and the best running gear you'll need.Get fit (opens in new tab) in 2020: these are the best exercises for beginners.I am pretty sure you didn't come here to be told how to use a bathroom scale, anyway. If you want to log your weight into the Fitbit app, open the app before you step on the scale and if it's the first time you use the Fitbit Aria Air with the app, you have to connect the scale with the phone first, but it's only the matter of having the app open and the scale on, the process is very easy and automatic. Using the scale is as straightforward as it gets: place it down on the floor, step on it, job done. The results were consistently within half a pound (circa 220g) of each other, which is good enough for me. Instead, so I pitted the readings from the Fitbit Aria Air against the Salter 9207 BK3R digital scale (opens in new tab) (RRP £12.99), placing both on the same spot and measuring my weight in quick succession after an other. It is quite hard to tell the accuracy of a scale without having an industrial scale at your disposal, which unfortunately I don't have.
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