Fitbit Aria | Wi-fi Smart Scale

Aria is a Wi-Fi Smart Scale by Fitbit, it tracks your weight, body fat percentage, and BMI(body mass index), providing a full picture of your weight trends and long-term progress. It syncs wirelessly to your computer or mobile device(via free smartphone app), displaying your stats with online graph and mobile tools that help you stay motivated and on track. It can also track your eating and exercise habits and helps you reach your weight aim by letting you set goals. Day after day, it helps you focus on results. Set up is fast and Aria can automatically recognize up to 8 users. Available in black or white. watch the video

You can get it in Europe here

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