ScanWatch Light - Hybrid Smartwatch, 24/7 Heart Monitoring, Activity Tracking, Cycle Tracking, Sleep Monitoring, Connected GPS, 30-Day Battery Life, Android & Apple Compatible, HSA/FSA

Absolutely Blown Away by the Withings ScanWatch! I honestly have to say, the Withings ScanWatch has impressed me more than I expected. It looks like a normal, stylish watch instead of a bulky piece of technology, but underneath that classic design is an incredible amount of health and wellness technology. One of the biggest benefits for me has been being able to actually use the data to make changes in my daily life. By paying attention to my heart-rate trends, I've been able to make changes that have helped lower my average heart rate over time. It's really satisfying to see that progress reflected in the data instead of just guessing whether something is working. The sleep tracking has also been incredibly useful. By looking at my sleep patterns, I was able to figure out what times I personally need to go to bed to get better, more consistent rest. Having that information available has made it much easier to understand my own sleep schedule and make adjustments when I need to. Being able to track heart rate, activity, sleep, blood oxygen, and other health metrics all from my wrist gives me a level of awareness I really appreciate. The Withings app also does an excellent job of turning all that information into trends that are actually easy to understand. What really stands out is the combination of smart technology and traditional watch design. It doesn't feel like I'm wearing a tiny computer on my wrist—it looks like an actual watch while still providing powerful health features. And the battery life is a huge plus. Not having to constantly charge it, especially when using it for sleep tracking, makes a big difference. Overall, the ScanWatch has become more than just a watch for me. It's helped me understand my own habits, make meaningful changes, improve my sleep routine, and work toward a lower average heart rate. An incredible health companion that has genuinely helped me understand my body and daily habits better.

I love this watch and get so many compliments on it. People think it’s just a standard watch and when I tell them what it can do they are floored! I got it for the long battery life and it didn’t disappoint. I can go weeks without a charge. I like that it tracks sleep and breathing but I really wanted the pedometer and long battery. So far, I’ve had it for 3 months and I love it!

UPDATE: After four months of use, I still really like this watch. However, it has gotten quite scratched. Make sure you get a screen protector. The sleep data has gotten less accurate. It does a great job of tracking your sleep... if you don't wake up in the middle of the night. I have also noticed that the time between charges has slipped slightly. Not much, maybe a couple of days, but it is noticeable. One more thing to note is that you have to reset the time on the analog watched her you charge it. Not a big deal, but noteworthy. I still really love this watch and get compliments on it often. I absolutely love this watch. It has all the features I was looking for, but looks fantastic. The app is very useful and easy to use. However, the charger is cheaply made junk. The watch itself is solidly made and initial set up was easy. The battery life is great. Definitely 20+ days. The strap that comes with it is silicone, which I didn't think I would like, but it has grown on me over time. I like that I can pop it off, wash it, and pop it back on. The black watch face that I got is a bit hard to read sometimes, but not terrible. I can always push the button to see the digital time. Features I like: heart rate, activity tracking, sleep tracking (didn't think I would use this, but I really like it). Features that I don't use: calories burned, alarm. The slight vibration for notifications is really useful for me since I am a teacher. I can glance at it quickly to see if I need to excuse myself, or can ignore it. I actually prefer that I can't reply from the watch. I see a lot of others that have that option and it is distracting for them. The app itself is very useful. I really like the setup of the dashboard and the timeline. There is a LOT of information inside the app, as well. It also syncs with My Fitness Pal very well. I use the reminders to help me remember to take vitamins and hop on the scale. I have lost a bit of weight since getting the app, and I find the data trends inspiring. One note: I have had to re-pair my device a couple of times. And you DO have to have your phone with you to use some of the features, like GPS. This isn't a problem for me, since my phone is usually in my pocket when I go for a walk, or on my desk, nearby, when I am at home or work. The charger: it worked really well... the first time. When my watch got to about 30%, I tried to charge it. It got to about 45% and stopped charging. I knew it was the charger, it took a while to convince customer service of this at Withings. I had to purchase an extra charger (which I wanted anyway, but still) to prove that it wasn't a hardware issue with the watch and that I didn't need to return the watch itself. However, after all of that, they are shipping me a new charger. Overall, I really like the watch and the app. They are both easy to use and motivating. The charger is junk. Buy a backup if you find that the watch isn't charging.

I bought this watch in April 2019 (about 14 months ago). I was looking for something that could count steps and other fitness functions. I personally found Fitbits, Apple Watches and other smart watches to be eye sores. I wanted something that looked like a watch that I could wear casually and professionally. I bought the black 40mm version. Note that I was never interested in reading texts through the watch, so this is a function I have no experience in. Pros: - The watch is handsome. What you see in the image advertisements and customer images is what you get. This won't compare to high end watches, but I like it. - The battery life is incredible. If you don't use the text function (hooking your phone up to the watch via bluetooth and reading texts) the watch can easily last multiple weeks. After a few hours of charging the watch can last 4-6 weeks with daily use, if not longer. - While I don't wear the watch while running or exercising, I've sweat quite a bit while wearing it. It's easy to clean and seems well built. - I'm pretty active, so I like the visual pedometer on the bottom of the watch. At a quick glance I can see the amount of steps I have for the day in a stylish form. - The button on the side can show a variety of information, including the date, steps, heart rate and others. - The app is pretty simple and straightforward. - After over a year I have no visible damage to the watch. It looks near mint. Cons: - The minute and hour ticks are very faint. Upon a quick glance you may not be able to read the watch. You will have to get accustomed to the position of the minute and hour hands to read the time and not depend on the ticks. The other styles appear more visual based on the images provided by Amazon. - The glass screen is bubbled above the metal border, which allows it to get bumped and scratched. I still have no scratches, but if you were in a very physical environment I would be concerned it could scratch. - The pedometer is not perfect but appears relatively close. I tested this watch with my Fitbit Charge 2 and it seems like the Withings watch registers about 75% of the steps that the Fitbit registers. The Fitbit seems to over-register and the Withings may under-register. The truth is probably somewhere in-between. Overall, if you are looking for a simple-looking watch that has many of the same functions as a Fitbit with an incredible battery I would strongly recommend buying this. You'll be hard pressed to find a watch with similar features at this price.

I think it should be fair that going from a Fitbit Charge HR to the Steel HR at twice the price should provide twice the benefits. First the Pros 1) It's a beautiful simple watch. 2) Easy to setup 3) Comfortable 4) Cool visible 0%-100% step goal dial The cons 1) Continuous HR is only manually activated by going into activity mode, which can be left on indefinitely if desired, but takes the battery life down to 3-4 days. 2) Once in Continuous mode, only HR and timer are select-able by pressing the side button. you can't see your steps, distance, calories or battery levels can be seen. none of that 3) I don't think it has a floor counter like the fitbit, not a huge turn off, but maybe for some. 4) No HR live view on your phone only average. 5) The included band can make you sweat a bit. This watch could get a 5 Star if they advertised it as 25 Days Average/5 Days continuous HR. with a mode that always has HR always on but will let you cycle through your steps, distance and calories. I'm sure they could do it with an app update and firmware as well. That's the other thing that's missing, live stats on your phone, HR and steps as you take them getting updated on your phone screen like the fitbit. May return it and the the Garmin Vivomove HR for $20 more or go back to a Fitbit

Bought this watch a few months ago as my first "smart watch". I am a traditionalist and don't like the looks of a lot of the new smart watches. They are either square, huge and bulky, or cost a small fortune. I was basically looking for a watch that looked like a regular watch and had smart features. This is where the Withings HR shines, but there are a few drawbacks which I will outline below. Looks: Traditional round face and with the exception of the small round circle under 12 o-clock you wouldn't know it wasn't just a regular watch. The size is perfect and should fit both large and small wrists without looking out of place. The rubberized strap is minimal and even though it's not leather I don't think it would look out of place in a business casual or even business setting. Comfort: The watch is comfortable. I have been wearing it 24/7 since I bought it a few months ago without issue. The band doesn't seem to make me sweat or collect gunk. I normally just wipe it down after I charge it and every few days in between charges. I noticed a small bit of chaffing after I slept for the first week or so, but after I found the correct tightness for the band it went away completely. Function: Here is where things start to break down a bit. First, please note that this is a HYBRID smartwatch. If you don't know what the difference is, I'd highly recommend doing some research before you purchase. I knew what I was getting into when I bought it so I was fine with the tradeoffs. Battery life is amazing. I charge this thing maybe once a month and it usually takes between 1-2 hrs for a full charge. The heart rate function seems accurate enough. I don't think I'd trust it as a medical device and it does get a little wonky if you are really pushing yourself, but the average user should be fine. The step counting is the biggest let down for me. I knew coming from a FitBit which seems to overestimate your steps that my daily step count was going to drop. Well it did. I went from around 3000 steps on a lazy day to about 700 steps. I don't care how much fitbit overestimates it's steps, something is wrong if you go down that much just by changing devices. I tried a small test where I manually counted my steps and walked around my house for a couple of minutes and it seemed like it was picking up 1 step for every 10 actual steps I took. I contacted support and just got a normal "how do you know that you didn't really only take 700 steps" response. It was rather insulting given that I spelled out the test I did in the email. I do notice that if I walk outside the house it is a little more accurate so maybe their algorithm is tied to the GPS in some way, but if you work from home or pace a lot, don't count on getting credit for those steps. The rest of the features seem to work fine. I get notifications when somebody texts me and as long as the message isn't too long I can read it on my wrist which is cool Overall, this is a nice looking hybrid smart watch with some basic features. If you want a watch to help keep you notified of your calls and texts this watch is fine. If you are looking for a fitness tracker stay with fitbit or pay the extra cash for a higher end product. I'll be hanging on to this until the smatch watch ecosystem matures a bit more and then upgrading to something more accurate.

I've tried all of the gadgets. at the end of the day I just wanted a watch that wasn't ugly, tracked my sleep, tracked my footsteps, and tracked my heart rate. this watch is perfect for just that!! I get a lot of compliments on how sleek it is. easy to customize the band. the app is kind of tricky but once you take the time to set it up to your standards it's fine. the sleep tracking is great there's a couple nights that it doesn't track my sleep correctly but its rare. I also believe my step count is pretty accurate as I compare it to what my phone has and it is just a hair more which is on par for me not always having my phone on me when walking. the work out tracking is kind of a pain it works if you pre select a couple workouts that you just launch from the watch, but launching a workout from the app doesn't do anything. I like that it tracks my heart rate. easy to check the basis with the little screen on the face. if you're looking for a watch that does the basics and isn't frightening to look at, this is the watch for you

This product looks nice on screen and in person, however for the price and its functionality I would advert your attention to other products. $300 for a product that has less function than something you could get for $100 is concerning. The battery life is impressive... for now... but planned obsolescence might be ingrained in the construction of this watch. It does, however, functions as described. It keeps track of your heart rate, sleep cycle, and steps ( not 100% accurately ). You would do best to seek other options. $300 is way too much for what it does. You could get a rolex ( albeit on the cheaper side ) for the same price or get another smart watch for a third of the price with better features. Also the return options are a nightmare if you are disappointed with your purchase. I am stuck and out $300 due to the lack of options and inconvenience and hassle. Be smarter than I was. It does look nice on my wrist though.

Funzioni: Il Withings Steel HR è un smartwatch che offre un'ampia gamma di funzionalità per migliorare la tua vita quotidiana. Una delle caratteristiche principali è il monitoraggio dell'attività fisica, che include il conteggio dei passi, la distanza percorsa e il monitoraggio del sonno. Inoltre, integra un cardiofrequenzimetro che ti permette di monitorare il tuo battito cardiaco in tempo reale. Questo è particolarmente utile durante l'allenamento per assicurarsi di rimanere nella zona di frequenza cardiaca desiderata. Inoltre, è in grado di rilevare automaticamente diverse attività fisiche come camminata, corsa e nuoto. Il piccolo schermo rotondo integra la possibilità di ricevere e leggere notifiche in seguito ad una piccola vibrazione leggera. Tuttavia, potrebbe mancare alcune funzioni più avanzate come il GPS integrato e di uno schermo a colori grande, il che è una cosa positiva per chi ricerca un design classico ed elegante di un orologio analogico. Qualità Prezzo: Il Withings Steel HR offre un'eccellente qualità costruttiva con un design elegante e un cinturino in pelle o silicone di alta qualità. La combinazione di funzionalità di fitness e uno stile discreto lo rende un'opzione attraente per coloro che cercano un orologio che possa essere indossato in qualsiasi situazione. Considerando la sua qualità e le sue funzionalità, il prezzo è adeguato da nuovo, anche se ho comprato da amazon Seconda Mano per circa 80€. Durata della Batteria: Una delle caratteristiche più impressionanti del Withings Steel HR è la sua eccezionale durata della batteria. Può durare fino a 25 giorni con una singola carica, il che lo rende uno dei migliori in termini di autonomia. Questo è particolarmente utile per coloro che non vogliono preoccuparsi di ricaricare il loro smartwatch ogni pochi giorni. La combinazione di funzionalità e lunga durata della batteria è davvero notevole. Complessivo: Il Withings Steel HR è un'ottima scelta per coloro che cercano un equilibrio tra funzionalità di fitness e stile elegante. Offre un ampio set di funzionalità di monitoraggio dell'attività fisica e della salute, una qualità costruttiva solida e una durata della batteria eccezionale. Tuttavia, potrebbe non essere la scelta migliore per coloro che cercano funzionalità avanzate, schermi a colori, visibilità completa e dettagliata delle notifiche.

Är mycket nöjd med klockan, speciellt utseendet - att den ser ut som ett "vanligt" armbandsur, snygg!. Har dock lite problem att läsa av den pyttelilla displayen i fullt dagsljus, då syns det dåligt. Hjälpte lite när man ökade ljusstyrkan till max. Perfekt att den kopplar ihop sig med min Whithings smartvåg och Health mate, hjälper mig att hålla motivationen uppe med motion och kosthållning. Blev förvånad när den även hade kopplat ihop sig med min tvättmaskin och annonserade att tvätten var klar...

Elle répond parfaitement à mes attentes. Très facile à mettre en route. Agréable à porter. Joli effet à mon poignet.

Buscaba un reloj con agujas, de estilo clásico, pero que midiera algunos parámetros de mi actividad y salud. Éste es precioso y muy útil. La app es muy completa y permite llevar el control de muchos aspectos de la salud. Se sincroniza muy bien con la app "salud" del iphone. El único "pero" es que no mide muy bien el sueño, si es interrumpido. Las siestas las ignora directamente y si te despiertas en mitad noche y no te vuelves a dormir pronto, deja de registrar las horas de sueño siguientes. Creo que esto se arreglará en futuras actualizaciones. A pesar de todo, es un excelente reloj, muy a tener en cuenta.

At first I loved it. After a year the glass broke and was very hard to find a replacement. The original manufacturer was of no help. Battery now dies in 2 weeks instead of 4. But I still like it as in looks and style.