Garmin Index S2, Smart Scale with Wireless Connectivity, Measure Body Fat, Muscle, Bone Mass, Body Water% and More, Black (010-02294-02)
$21.99
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Get a more holistic view of your health using the Index S2 smart scale. Track your progress toward your goals with accurate measurements for weight, weight trend, body fat percentage, BMI, skeletal muscle mass and more. Seamlessly sync with your Garmin Connect account via Wi-Fi connectivity to see your data, get trend graphs, view multiple daily weights and more alongside your other wellness information (requires the Garmin Connect app downloaded to a compatible smartphone). You can even use the app to customize the data you see when you step on the scale. Create up to 16 unique user profiles to track individual stats and progress.
Product Dimensions : 12.6 x 12.2 x 1.1 inches; 4.4 Pounds
Item model number : 010-02294-02
Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : October 14, 2020
Manufacturer : Garmin
ASIN : B08KC5V33R
Best Sellers Rank: #18,291 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #42 in Digital Bathroom Scales
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Get accurate measurements for weight, weight trend, body fat percentage, bmi, skeletal muscle mass and more
Sync with your garmin connect account via wi-fi connectivity to see your data, get trend graphs and more (requires the garmin connect app downloaded to a compatible smartphone)
Sleek design features a high-resolution color display
Up to 16 user profiles allow multiple daily weigh-ins and unique goal tracking for each user
Battery life: up to 9 months; uses 4 aaa batteries (included)
Included components: Index S2; 4 AAA batteries; 4 carpet feet; Documentation
10 reviews for Garmin Index S2, Smart Scale with Wireless Connectivity, Measure Body Fat, Muscle, Bone Mass, Body Water% and More, Black (010-02294-02)
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Brandy Tilo –
Game-Changer for Tracking Health and Fitness!
The Garmin Smart Scale is hands down one of the best fitness tools I’ve ever used! It goes way beyond just measuring weight — it tracks body fat, muscle mass, water percentage, and more, giving me a complete picture of my health. The accuracy is impressive, and it syncs seamlessly with the Garmin Connect app, making it easy to monitor progress over time.I love how it recognizes multiple users automatically, so everyone in the family can use it without hassle. The sleek design fits perfectly in my bathroom and feels sturdy and high-quality underfoot. It’s motivated me to stay on track with my fitness goals like never before.If you’re serious about understanding your body composition and tracking your health data in detail, this smart scale is a must-have. Highly recommend!
Amazon Customer –
Not sure about all the problems people complain about
When I buy a new product like this scale I look through the online reviews. I usually start with 1 star and then look through the others higher reviews. I noticed thst this scales one star reviews complain about WIFI connectivity, set up difficulty and then there are extensive reviews on the accuracy of the BMI and other measurements. I just opened the scale 15 minutes ago, put the batteries in the scale, it immediately paired on the first try with the Garmin Connect app on my iPhone. I then connected to my home WIFI with no issues on first try. The scale took about 10 minutes to up date its internal software. I stepped on the scale and it ran through its first calculations. They are pretty spot on. I’m replacing this with a fitbit scale so the data all pairs with the connect app. The fitbit scale is pretty accurate and the Garmin scale came back with the exact same BMI and body fat % the FITBit measured. I’ll have to see how it works as I get into shape and if it changes, or if I have additional problems. For now, right out of the box, scale worked flawlessly, and on the first set of measurements, it appears to be spot on with my Fitbit scale.
KF –
Disappointed by Inaccurate Measurements
I recently purchased the Garmin Index S2 scale, expecting somewhat reliable detailed body composition readings given its premium price. While the weight measurement is accurate, the advanced features like body fat, muscle mass, and bone mass are consistently inaccurate considering my fitness level at physique, and together with water weight (all converted to kg) add up to almost 20% more than my actual total weight.I’ve meticulously followed all setup instructions, including using a flat, hard surface and weighing myself at the same time each day with dry, bare feet. I have reset the scale. Despite these efforts, the body composition metrics remain off, which is frustrating given the cost of this device.While I understand that body composition measurements from smart scales can be inherently inaccurate and are more useful for tracking trends over time than providing absolute values, the significant discrepancies I’ve experienced with this scale make even the tracking feature useless, as I’m starting from an obviously incorrect baseline.Unfortunately, returning it isn’t feasible due to high international shipping costs, leaving me stuck with an expensive and largely useless gadget.I cannot give a purchase recommendation for this device. I hope Garmin addresses these issues, as the current performance does not meet the expected standards for a device in this price range.
JC –
Great to augment your Garmin system with this smart scale!
Great way to track your weight, especially if you download the app. Instead of weighing myself and then having to remember it to write it down, it’s all at my fingertips in the app. It also provides estimates of muscle, bone, water, etc composition, so if you’re into more data stats, it has so much to offer.It also remembers different profiles, so it knows the difference between my husband and me when we weigh ourselves. Great smart scale!
fzfrank –
Overpriced, but the only one that works with Garmin Connect
I like this scale. I have to ding it one star because this is the only scale Garmin connect will work with. I believe most of the stats are bunk, but if you’re looking for a simple way to upload your daily weight to Garmin Connect, this is the one you have to get. Step on it and forget it. It even gives you the weather.I don’t believe this is great value for the money as you can get connected digital scales for $25. But if need one that works with Garmin Connect, this is it.Although I don’t use it for this purpose, I got bizarre body fat readings at first. Then I figured out that I could set a body fat % and it would use that as a base.
G. King –
Is so inacurate, I wouldn’t bother, there’s better ones for €40
mark judkins –
Really great pair of scales. Loads of info and links to the app really easily.
Eric –
Facile à installer et à utiliser. C’est garmin…..
Henry Kagel –
Sehr ordentlich 👍
Graham –
After purchasing these from Amazon UK, I received an invoice from FedEx for £39.07 for import duty, argued that Amazon were the importer but they wouldn’t budge and I’ve had to pay this. The scales look good, weigh accurately but as for some of the other features I’m very dubious of their accuracy. For instance if my weight goes up by 1Kg after the weekend it shows my muscle weight being higher by a corresponding percentage which of course is nonsense, similarly if my weight goes down. The initial body fat percentages were far higher than the professional machine I’d been using but Garmin say in their literature if you have your own figures from a Dexa machine or similar to manually enter these body percentages and then miraculously it simply mirrors them going forwards, altering the muscle mass as your weight varies week to week. It seems that they know their own machine isn’t accurate – A waste of money if you want to measure performance /gains over a period – according to these scales and the way they work, all I need to do is stuff my face to put on 5Kg and it will say I’ve put on 1-2Kg of muscle, regardless of the body composition.