Withings - ScanWatch 2

I love it. Great battery life. ECG, HR, SPO2, Sleep and workout tracking. It's not perfect and neither is Withings but the company has the right vision and a great ecosystem. They were also recently awarded a €20.7 million grant (about $22.5 million USD) from the French govt to further develop their AI and ecosystem. I actually look forward to seeing where they're going to be at in 10 years. I can recommend it. I actually liked it more than I thought I would.

Step counting is rather conservative (my experience vs Apple Watch), and sleep tracking does not differ between deep sleep and REM. Even with these limitations, I really love it for its battery life and design.

Yes, I love it. Battery life from 25-30 days 🤗

I got the Withings Scanwatch 2 to replace my Garmin and its been great as far as I needed it but if you want more smart I think Polar may be the best option

Yes, if your priorities are fitness/health tracking and battery life. Personally, I also love the look of it.

I use mine as a heath tracker (sleep, steps, etc) and watch, no notifications or activity tracking of any kind, other than what it does on its own. Love it. It's as passive of a 'tracker' as it gets. And if you want to track those things, you got the choice.

If you want something stylish look at Withings. I have their smart watch which looks like a regular watch. I get so many compliments on it. I’ve had mine for 5 years and it out lasted all of my Fitbits. It was around $250 for watch face with rubber band, but I purchased a metal band for around $100. I

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Hi, I’ve had a Steel HR, a Scanwatch 1 38mm and a Scanwatch 2 Nova. Step counting is as good as my iPhone, when I have it in my pocket whole day. Sleep tracking is good enough for me. I use it mostly for design, battery, step counting and notifications. Notifications are my biggest need and here is my problem with it. I’m not sure to whether it depends but at some SW versions of the app/watch the notifications are not working. Then you have to wait 1-2 months until they release a version with given functionality. My problem is, I need the watch to get notified when calling/messaging from important persons (phone has to be quiet). So I love the design, the straps, the battery, but the issues with notifications let me think about a new Apple Watch.

I have Scanwatch 2 Nova and I love it. I look forward to the new smarter OS announced yesterday

i tested it for 2 days and i concur

I've used a Scanwatch for three years and wouldn't recommend it for sleep tracking. It doesn't recognize biphasic sleep patterns and is inconsistent with daytime naps.

I like my Withings Scanwatch, it’s significantly cheaper than a Garmin or an Apple Watch at £230 or £330 depending on the version you select. Battery lasts a month and it’s an accurate heart rate and step tracker. It has a calorie tracking feature but I don’t use it to track calories so I can’t really comment on its effectiveness for that. It’s also waterproof so I swim wearing mine too! I also like that it can pass for a normal watch as the screen and pedometer dial are integrated into a regular watch face. However, it’s not touch screen but is operated with a tiny knob on the side, so it depends what you prefer really.

Withings scanwatch does the job for me, but I work in an office. Previously had 2 fitbits

I have owned the Scanwatch and a Garmin. While the Scanwatch was a nice watch, and I definitely see a use case for it, it was not competitive as a sports/running watch.

I have a withings hybrid that I love. less ugly imo, was a decent price, and feels less like you have a piece of tech attached to you at all times. plus it measures everything I need and want