WITHINGS Body Scan - Connected WiFi Scale to Improve Your Health, BIA Personal Scale, Body Composition Analysis, Body Fat, Muscle Mass, Water Percentage

Body Scan is the first connected health station of its kind. The integration of new technology supports breakthrough metrics like segmental body composition, which can precisely measure fat and muscle imbalances. It is also designed to identify changes in cardiovascular health, and it offers a variety of cardiovascular measurements at every weigh-in, including 6-Lead, Vascular Age and standing heart rate. Body Scan can evaluate your sweat glands response to stimulation and unlock your EDA score, an insightful metric to better manage your health on a daily basis. Embrace the Withings Scale Experience, and seamlessly make better health part of your daily life. Body Scan features a 12-month rechargeable battery, a high-resolution color screen, and automatic tracking for multiple users. Plus, explore dedicated modes for pregnancy*, babies* and athletes. Enjoy Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity and sync all your health data directly to our highly-rated app. View trends, progress, and daily inspiration for long-term improvement. Thanks to best-in-class data privacy standards, your data is always secure.

• A CLINICAL SCAN OF YOUR HEALTH - Body Comp, developed in collaboration with leading hospitals and clinical institutions, has been clinically validated.
• INCREASE YOUR MUSCLE MASS FASTER - Use the scale handle to precisely locate muscle imbalances and excess fat in the arms, legs, and torso.
• DETECT A CARDIAC ANOMALY - Use the electrocardiogram to identify any signs of atrial fibrillation, the most common form of cardiac arrhythmia.
• EVALUATE THE NATURAL PROTECTIVE FUCTION OF THE SKIN - Assess sweat gland activity in the feet to evaluate the natural protective function of the skin, all within seconds.
• MONITOR YOUR CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH - Every day analyze the condition of your arteries with our revolutionary assessment that measures arterial stiffness, a significant contributor to hypertension.