Fitbit Aria Specification
Connectivity is facilitated through Wi-Fi, enabling the scale to automatically sync information with the Fitbit app, available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices. This integration allows users to view their data alongside other health metrics, such as activity levels and calorie intake, providing a holistic view of their fitness journey. The device is designed with a sleek, tempered glass surface and a backlit display, offering both aesthetic appeal and functional clarity in various lighting conditions.
The Fitbit Aria is powered by four AA batteries, which provide long-lasting performance and easy replacement. It supports weight measurements ranging from 20 to 350 pounds and displays results in increments of 0.2 pounds, ensuring precision and accuracy. The scale's design includes anti-slip feet, offering stability on hard surfaces. With its combination of style, functionality, and integration with Fitbit's comprehensive health monitoring platform, the Fitbit Aria is a versatile tool for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of their health metrics and progress toward fitness goals.
Fitbit Aria F.A.Q.
How do I set up my Fitbit Aria scale for the first time?
To set up your Fitbit Aria scale, install the Fitbit app on your smartphone or tablet. Create or log into your Fitbit account, then follow the instructions to connect your scale to Wi-Fi by entering your network details. Ensure the scale is on and displays "SETUP ACTIVE" before starting the process.
What should I do if my Fitbit Aria scale is not syncing data?
If your Fitbit Aria scale is not syncing, ensure it is connected to Wi-Fi and that your network is working properly. Try restarting the scale by removing and reinserting the batteries. If the problem persists, reset the scale by holding the button on the back for 10 seconds until "SETUP ACTIVE" appears.
How can I add or remove users from my Fitbit Aria?
To add or remove users on your Fitbit Aria, log into your Fitbit account on the Fitbit app or website. Navigate to the settings for your Aria scale and use the options to invite users by email or remove them as needed.
How do I calibrate my Fitbit Aria scale?
The Fitbit Aria scale calibrates automatically. To ensure accurate readings, place the scale on a hard, flat surface and step on it briefly, then off again. Wait for the scale to display "0.0" before stepping on again for a measurement.
What are the maintenance tips for keeping my Fitbit Aria scale in good condition?
Keep your Fitbit Aria scale clean by wiping it with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. Ensure it is placed on a stable, flat surface. Regularly check and replace the batteries to maintain accurate readings.
How can I reset my Fitbit Aria scale to factory settings?
To reset your Fitbit Aria scale, remove the batteries and press the button near the battery compartment for about 10 seconds. Reinsert the batteries, and "SETUP ACTIVE" should appear, indicating a successful reset to factory settings.
Why does my Fitbit Aria display the wrong weight?
Ensure your Fitbit Aria scale is on a hard, flat surface for accurate readings. Check if the scale is calibrated by stepping on and off to reset it to "0.0". Also, verify the scale is in the correct measurement mode (lbs, kg, st) for your preference.
Can I use my Fitbit Aria scale without a Wi-Fi connection?
The Fitbit Aria scale requires a Wi-Fi connection to sync data to your Fitbit account. Without Wi-Fi, you can still weigh yourself, but the data will not be uploaded or recorded in your Fitbit account until a connection is reestablished.
How can I change the Wi-Fi network on my Fitbit Aria scale?
To change the Wi-Fi network on your Fitbit Aria, go to your Fitbit app or dashboard and select your Aria scale settings. Choose the network option and follow the prompts to connect to a new Wi-Fi network. Ensure the scale displays "SETUP ACTIVE" before proceeding.
What does the error message "ERR" mean on my Fitbit Aria scale?
The "ERR" message on your Fitbit Aria scale indicates an error during weighing. Ensure you are standing still and the scale is on a hard, flat surface. If the problem persists, try recalibrating the scale by stepping off and on again.