Why We Like The Index S2 Smart Scale
Whether you're training for a tri, making a commitment to getting healthy, or just working on getting ready for summer, Garmin's Index Smart Scale makes sticking to your plan a whole lot easier. It does all the classic scale things: weighing in pounds, kilograms, and even stone. It also tracks body mass index, body fat percentage, bone mass, and skeletal muscle mass, all of which are important data points for high-level athletes. The Index can recognize and remember up to 16 different users, and of course it can sync to Garmin Connect, the online platform that lets you track and analyze all your workout data, so you can see exactly how your workouts correspond to your goals.
Details
- Garmin's body scale for getting fit fast
- Wi-Fi connection for snycing and uploading to Garmin Connect
- Measures weight, body mass index, body fat, skeletal muscle mass, and more
- Recognizes up to 16 users
- Up to 9 months of battery life
- Item #GRMF01I
- Compatibility
- bluetooth, ANT+
- Dimensions
- 13.8 x 12.2 x 1.2in
- Activity
- fitness, training
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Overall Rating
4 based on 470 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 26, 2024
Great Features
Bought this for the wife and myself and we love it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 25, 2024
Only good for weight
Just got this and was super excited but the body fat reading is way off. I didn't expect it to be perfect but it is pretty far off and that's really what I bought it for. The scale itself is spot on but with how far off the body fat is, the weight is the only reading I trust. For the price, I would pass.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 23, 2024
Best scale ever!
I had a Fitbit scale before this one and Garmin is by far better than the Fitbit scale!!! The amount of information and accuracy is amazing!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 23, 2024
So far so good
I haven't had a chance to explore what all the options are yet, but I do like seeing some of the trending data.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 23, 2024
Slow to wake
I bought this to replace a competitor smart scale so I could have all my info in the connect app. I like this scale, but my only gripe is it just doesn’t turn on when you stand on it, unlike the competitors scale. With the garmin, you need to “tap” the surface, which basically means banging your foot on it until it wakes up. It’s ridiculous. I don’t understand why they couldn’t have it just wake up when you stand on it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 20, 2024
great but
i have 2 scales the garmin scale is one to two pounds higher then my other scale i do not know which one is right but i really like how it sinks with garmin connect and how it keep track of the information
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 19, 2024
Doesn't work
I cannot get it to work correctly. I set it up and it never syncs.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 18, 2024
Excellent buy
I like this scale because of the features, I like using the muscle mass & of course the weight features. It’s also nice to be able to pull it up on my Garmin app.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 18, 2024
I am very pleased!
Set up was incredibly easy. I already have several Garmin tools including an Index BPM, Fenix watch, and various cycling units, so I have Garmin Connect set up and functioning both on my computer and iPhone. Still, I was surprised at how well the scale integrated itself into my system. It seems very accurate, very easy to use, and far better than earlier scales I used from other brands. It was more expensive by quite a bit, but the value was there, and I feel fully justified. It is an elegant, fully functional piece of equipment that I consider vital to my fitness regimen.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 18, 2024
No Bluetooth connection to the app
I bought this so I could connect my vitals to the app. I used to manually record my weight. It worked ONE time. Now I'm back to manually inputting my weight.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
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