I bought the first Fitbit Aria scale five years ago and at that time there was very little competition in this space. The new Aria 2 was recently released at a price of $129.95. While it was easy to ...

SAN FRANCISCO-- (BUSINESS WIRE)-- Fitbit (NYSE:FIT), the leading global wearables brand, today unveiled its Fitbit Aria 2™ Wi-Fi Smart Scale, reengineered for best-in-class accuracy and easy setup via ...

The Fitbit Aria is a WiFi scale that is very similar to the popular Withings scale. It’s not necessarily related to mobile tech, but the way I am using it and the Fitbit Ultra in combination with my ...

This week, Fitbit announced its latest device, the A ria WiFi Smart Scale, will be available for purchase at thousands of select retailers in North America and Europe by the end of April and online ...

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You'd think that Fitbit would be content with revealing both a brand new smartwatch and a pair of new fitness headphones in one day, but it didn't stop there. The company also revealed its Aria 2 WiFi ...

Fitbit is upping its commitment to fitness tracking with three new products, the company announced Monday. The new products joining Fitbit's lineup include Fitbit Ionic, Fitbit Flyer, and Fitbit Aria ...

San Francisco – Fitbit will begin shipping this week its Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale. Aria is a high-performance digital scale that tracks weight, body fat percentage and body mass index, and can ...

A refinement, rather than a revolution comparative to the original model, Aria 2 is a good looking, functional upgrade which more closely integrates with Fitbit's contemporary range of hardware and ...

The Fitbit Aria is not only a very worthwhile addition to the Fitbit range, but something that all Fitbit owners should consider owning to assist in achieving their health goals. If you had told me a ...

A scale is a low-tech, low-maintenance gadget. You step on it once per day (or less, in my case), read your weight, and leave it to spend the majority of its time sitting idly on the bathroom floor.