Index S2 Smart Scale
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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 453 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 11, 2024
Fat percentage.
I bought the scale to interface automatically with my Garmin control. However, the fat percentage was way off, I’m 5 foot nine and weigh 132 pounds, and my fat percentage came out close to 25%. About eight percentage points higher than other methods. Maybe it just doesn’t work for my body habitus. Who knows.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 10, 2024
Works great with Connect
I bought the scale because it works with Connect. The only problem is that I have to step on the scale and then step back off tap it with one foot to turn it on. It would be much better if all I had to do is step on it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 10, 2024
Wish I had bought sooner.
Love the clean look, features, and the scrolling info that links to my app!!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 9, 2024
Pretty good scale
I really like the app, it display useful statistics to keep track of your progress.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 9, 2024
All the body data you need in seconds
Love this scale. Every aspect of body composition in seconds and saved to the app to track trends.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 9, 2024
Returned
Body fat percentage readings not accurate which was the main reason for purchase. After reading in depth reviews, a youtube video went into detail of how to "fix" the issue by entering your "known" percentage. If I have to "fix the issue" and enter my "known" percentage, the scale is not worth the cost. It gave. me a reading of 37% body fat. I am 113 pounds, have visible muscle and my tanita scale ranges from 23%-26% body fat, which is more in line with a professional calibration I had a year ago.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 8, 2024
Pricey Scale for Sub-Average Measurements
After having this for over 2 weeks and comparing with scales at 1/4 the cost, I'd have to say that this is very pricey compared to other offerings, especially as the Fat % seems to be way overblown. While other scales put me at way lower values this one seems very high. The primary reason for getting this or the more cheaper options is the automated Garmin Connect integration which helps me to track my weight and other stats over time.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 8, 2024
Terrible experience
The scale does not recognize me. My partner used it before me and now it thinks I weigh 100 pounds — can’t change it and it messed up all my garmin stats
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 7, 2024
Nice Upgrade from the S1
Had my S2 for awhile now. It was an upgrade from the S1. I have to say the scale has everything I wanted and the display is sooo much improved!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 7, 2024
I bought a brick
I’ve been unable to get the scale to work once since I unboxed it. It immediately needed a software update which was unclear if it even completed successfully and since then it turns on when i tap it and then blinks like it thinks im wearing socks and shuts off with taking any measurements. it also doesn’t connect the app via bluetooth. I’ve gone through the factory reset and standard reset options dozens of times. I’m pretty sure it’s just a fancy glass brick
Originally reviewed on Garmin
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