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Withings created the first smart scale in 2009, and has been the pioneer in connected health ever since. Its clinically validated and multi-award winning range is used by millions worldwide, and includes smart scales, hybrid watches, blood pressure monitors, sleep analyzers and more. The team of engineers, data scientists, and healthcare professionals at Withings work alongside clinical experts to

Photos from Withings's post 02/06/2026

NEW πŸš€ Introducing BodyFit

As 2026 marks a new generation of Withings scales, we're incredibly excited to launch BodyFit today β€” our new body composition smart scale, and the most accessible way in.

Over the past few years, our community asked for an affordable scale built entirely around body composition. We listened β€” BodyFit is the result.

Because weight alone was never the full story. What your body is made of, and how it changes, is what truly shapes your health. BodyFit brings that picture into focus:

βœ” DEXA-level precision, at home β€” in just 20 seconds, BodyFit maps your muscle-to-fat distribution across 6 precise zones, from arms to legs to torso, at a fraction of the cost of a lab scan.
βœ” The right kind of weight loss β€” with the rise of GLP-1 treatments, studies show 25–40% of the weight people lose can be muscle, not fat. BodyFit makes that distinction visible, so every effort goes where it counts.
βœ” From snapshot to trajectory β€” BodyFit shows you where your health is heading.

Step on, hold the retractable handle, and turn the simplest habit into a clear, actionable view of your body.

Available now in the US and in Europe on July 1st.

Discover BodyFit πŸ”— https://bit.ly/4uEnZa6

11/05/2026

3 daily habits to improve your healthspan:

πŸ’€ Track your Sleep Score (not just the hours)
Deep sleep repairs your physical body, while REM sleep restores your mind. If you aren't tracking your Sleep Score, you're missing the data that actually matters.

πŸ«€ Follow your resting heart rate (your silent longevity signal)
This is one of the strongest predictors of cardiovascular health. A consistently high resting HR, even in people who feel fine, is a warning sign worth catching early.

πŸ‘€ Prioritize body composition (over the number on the scale)
After 30, we naturally lose muscle mass every decade, often replacing it with fat at the exact same weight. The scale leaves you in the dark, but your body composition brings truth to light.

You can't improve what you don't measure.

Beyond the data, remember the fundamentals: eat well, move consistently, and make time for the people who matter πŸ’™

Which one are you starting with?

05/04/2026

Celebrating Easter with the girls–slow moments, smart tracking 🌿⌚️

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