Vitasigns VS-3200-B Bluetooth Digital Body Analyzer Scale, Black Glass

I bought this scale a little over a year ago. The app was horrible and buggy and crashed a lot then, and the company hasn't updated it since. Only occasionally would it actually pair with the scale. I quickly stopped using it.That said, the scale itself was fine as just a basic digital scale (the only real feature you get without the app), and seemed accurate and felt very solidly made. However, after about a year of use, one day it started showing wildly inaccurate readings; off by 20+lbs and would fluctuate that much or more every time I used it.My first thought was "OK, time to replace the batteries." I did and the scale still wasn't working right. I was able to get it into pairing mod, so I thought I would go into the app and see if there was some setting there I'd forgotten about - but I couldn't, because in order to use the app you have to log in, which wasn't working.So now I have a scale that, after working with very limited functionality for a year, now simply sits there and cycles on and off.

An issue trying to get it to sync to two different devices.

Love this product its everything i thought it would be, nothing negative to say....worth the money!!

Beautiful looking product. I purchased this along with the blood pressure monitor. Looks great in my bathroom. Downloaded the free Vitasigns app and set up in a few minutes. Very accurate and great features. It stores all historical data and you can set goals! Highly recommend

The scale delivers precise weight measurements. I did not test it's accuracy (precise meaning it will show the same measurements over and over again, accurate meaning it will give true readings), but for the week I had the scale, it said I lost a pound, which sounds about right.I was able to pair this to one of my android devices and get it to sync a few times. Each time though I had to click the transmission showing in my app and assign it to my profile (I only had one profile so this was annoying that it didn't automatically match it). Other times the scale couldn't find my android device to send the data to. It would not pair to my iPhone, iPad, or ipod touch.The app is supposed to show body fat percentage but mine only showed BMI.

For awhile, I had been searching around for a scale that in the spirit of what measures gets improved, would sink with your i-device. The Vitasigns VS-3200 measures your weight and % body fat, and then syncs the information to your iPhone or iPad, via blue tooth. It does a great job on the scale, and is very consistent. For the % body fat, because it runs a weak electric current through you, your feet need to be slightly moist.As much as I like the scale, the app is very so-so. It is an iPhone app, and does not have a native iPad version. Because I use my iPad, I am usually viewing at a 2x size. You need to have the app on your phone on, when the scale is sending a bluetooth signal (at the end of weighing, for only a few seconds). It would be nice if there were a button to tap, to download stored data to your iPhone/iPad. Otherwise you need to be poised to receive the data immediately. The Vitasigns app has a few nice features, but the interface is a little clumsy at times, and is sorely in need of an upgrade.

I bought this for my husband for Christmas, but he hated setting electronics up, so I finally get it out of the box in July and set it up with app on my new iPhone 6. The scale is very sleek looking, and easy to use. The syncing was a different story. when I first sync it, the data downloaded automagically to my phone and I assigned the log to each of the profiles I set up in the app. Next morning, when I use the scale again, it sync, but then the syncing stopped for about 3 days. I decided to un-link the scale and re-link the scale to my app to make the syncing working again. I did that twice in the past week, but the last 3 days has been good so far (knock on wood!) I think this may be due to the fact that I often turn my bluetooth off on my phone, but I am not sure. However, historical data is never erased, so I have not lost data yet. So here are the pros and cons:Pros:1) Your can't beat the price for a body analyzer scale that tracks your records and looks very nice. Fitbit's Aria is $130.2) The functions on the scales works fine.3) Syncing now works and assign measurements automagically to my 4 profiles set up in the app.Cons:1) My difficulty with syncing at the beginning, hopefully resolved now...2) Lack of support from the manufacture - I cannot find documentation and/or FAQ about the product. Link from App store is 404.3) Doesn't integrate with any other wellness app like Apple Health or Strava or FitBit.

The design of the scale is great. However, the scale don't sync well with the app. The app crashes on IOS 9. App will run for 2 secs and will close. You can only get into the app when Bluetooth is turned off. It defeats the whole purpose of scale syncing with your phone for history and graphs. The scale will only show your weight. The BMI and body fat will be synced to your phone. Until the issue with the app is fixed, you prett much have a mediocre weighing scale. I wouldn't recommend this to a friend. App support takes forever to respond.