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Garmin Index™ S2 Smart Scale, Black

Anything and Everything Garmin! This is awesome!!!!

GARMIN STRIKES AGAIN!

Garmin

Cecil with Garmin

Software is finicky when adding other people. Can be difficult to wake the screen as well.

Not up to expectation

This thing is the best, it’s keeping me in check from the abundance of poor choices

This changed my life

Simple easy to set up! Supper convenient auto sync with the Garmin connect

Happy customer

great that syncs with Garmin connect
Easy to set up

Excellent

I rather enjoy seeing the loss or gain from week to week.

Very nice

without wifi it's useless, bluetooth is not enough.

lame

This makes it brain dead to track your progress and short comings

Great tracking

I just got the scale and now I feel like I can be more productive with my health and fitness

I feel great

The scale is accurate and easily syncs metrics to the Garmin app and my Fenix 6 watch.

Good product!

Overpriced garbage.  inaccurate,  drops pairings, cant have multiple users.  15 lb difference stepping off then back on

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There is a lot to like about the S2 Smart Scale. It offers a useful and actionable package of data regarding your body composition and interfaces directly with your Garmin Connect Account to make that data readily accessible. A big benefit is that you can calibrate the % Body Fat based on a current DEXA scan. This allows you to overcome one of the known disadvantages of BIA scales. It has an attractive footprint and Garmin's high quality fit, finish and functionality. There is one thing I don't like, which is why my rating is a 4 rather than a 5. The scale allows you to program it for use with multiple users. You do this through the Garmin Connect App, which is a little confusing but not all that difficult to work through. You "nudge" the scale just the right amount to turn it on and then step on it to determine your weight. It uses your weight to match to your account. All well and good if it gets it right. In my case the second user weighs close to the same as I do and the scale can't tell us apart. The solution is to "nudge" the scale again when the wrong name comes up and to keep "nudging" it until you get the right user name. This is a giant pain, especially since you have to get the "nudge" just right!  This likely won't be a problem for every user - but give me a button to select the user before getting on the scale. Overall, an attractive and useful product.