Montre connectée Scanwatch Light or rose WITHINGS

This watch boasts a clean, sleek design with aesthetically pleasing features and powerful smartwatch capabilities. It seamlessly receives customizable notifications from your phone. Battery life is about 3 weeks.

The heart rate and step count are pretty accurate and the free app has a lot of features that you don’t need to pay for the additional features for most. The sleep feature is nice but I don’t find it to be able to track the stages too well. Plus it only shows on the app, not the watch. I wish it showed my sleep score in the phone. Also at times It tells me I woke up at 2 am when I did not. The status display is straightforward and easy to read, with a single knob/button providing access to all watch features. It displays texts but in a scrolling fashion so if you miss the first part of the message there is no way to go back once it’s scrolled through.

Overall it’s stylish and sleek. I didn’t care for Apples bulky looking watch so this is a nice alternative.

It was ok. Kinda felt awkward on my wrist especially if I fell asleep with it on. One of the suggested uses was sleep tracking for better sleep and I don’t know that you’d make it through an entire night with that on. After having used it and in comparison with an Apple Watch I’d have to choose an Apple Watch. This design just needs some improvement on comfortably wearing.

This is a great hybrid watch for someone who likes the technological features of a smartwatch but not necessarily the aesthetics of smartwatches. The dial is low profile with traditional hour and minute hands for a clean, classic look. It is very lightweight overall and the strap has enough adjustable notches to fit several sized wrists — my husband and I were both able to wear it. The battery also lasts significantly longer than my Apple Watch!

This watch is sleek and easy to use. I feel it’s reliable for tracking steps/workouts. It’s clean looking and cuts back on the overwhelming amount of apps compared to an Apple Watch. Im not used to having an analog watch as I’m an Apple Watch user so that’s definitely something to get used to.

I have been wearing an Apple Watch for four years so I was very hesitant to try something new. It took a while for me to take out of the box and start exploring, but when I finally did, the first thing I noticed was how much more attractive it was than the Apple Watch. Beautiful modern design! The next amazing discovery I made was that it was able to seamlessly sync all of my previous data from my old watch. The Withings app really walks you through everything in a clear informative way. And the NEXT amazing discovery I made was that this watch has a tremendous battery life! I had to take my other watch off every night to charge it, but this one stays on so it monitors my sleep and this is the feature that I have found so fascinating and helpful. I started to notice patterns with coffee or alcohol intake and how they affected my sleep. Who knew that a watch could literally change my life choices. 10/10

I have been wearing this Withings ScanWatch Light since the day I got it. For exactly 28 days. Have only taken it off for showers. I wear it all night. I have not charged it once and it still has 15% battery left. That's impressive. I love the sleek style of it. I love that it tracks my sleep and gives me a quality grade every morning. It's the first thing I check when I get up, "Wonder how well the Withings felt I slept?". Sometimes I disagree. "Sure didn't FEEL like a 100% night".

I love the app. It is intuitive and easy to maneuver. Love that it shows a calories burned total and your pulse. Love that you can start and stop timed workouts. Love all that.

What I do not like is the step count display lacking on the front and its inaccuracy of counting all the steps I take.

For the display, I want to glance down at my watch and see my step count. I don't see that. I see the time and I see a set of footprints with a little line beside it. It doesn't give you an actual count. The line indicates your progress for your daily step goal. You have to actually push the side button to see an actual step count. As far as the inaccuracy of the steps,it seems it doesn't really start to count steps until it's convinced you're going to walk farther than 20 steps. We'll, I am sorry but it's 15 steps from my couch to all kinds of places in my house and I want every single step counted. On days when I don't take a dedicated walk my watch might say I have walked a total of 287 steps. Which is ridiculous. I have tightened the band and done everything the website said to do if steps seem inaccurate but this seems to be a common problem. Now if you're taking a dedicated walk, the steps are spot on.

This watch has tremendous battery life, great sleep and workout features but is lacking for me in the step area which is why I am giving it 4 stars. It's good but not perfect.

This watch has been amazing, I just had surgery on 1/19/24 and came at a perfect time. I am able to check my steps, heart, and sleeping patterns and keep track of blood pressure and weight. I totally love it. Battery life is outstanding, and it charges super fast. I only remove it for showers and charging other than that it's on. It's helped me so much with all my requirements and pushes me for more and apps. Are great, too. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to review this item.I totally recommend this item.

This watch is really nice and pretty, but wasn't what we hoped. My wife was excited to use it to track her steps, sleep and cycle, along with it being pretty. It has a really nice, clean look to it, and isn't heavy at all. Unfortunately, the step counter is way off. It definitely doesn't track right at all, and sadly, doesn't make it worth the high price. The display is very small, and there's not much you can really do with it. You can get another smart watch with more options, for much cheaper. It's pretty much just a pretty watch.