Withings ScanWatch 2, Heart Health Hybrid Smartwatch for Men & Women - ECG, SPO2, Temperature Monitoring, Sleep, Respiratory Health, Cycle Monitoring, 35 day Battery Life, iOS & Android, 38mm Black

Very good

Fantastic smart watch. Highly recommended.

I have been wearing the Scanwatch2 for 2 months and it has caused a skin reaction. I have tried the solutions offered on the Withings site to no avail. I tried wearing the watch on my other wrist but I am getting a reaction on that wrist too. I would send the watch back but it is outside of the Amazon return window. I am not happy.

My twenty something son has been trying this, he is a scientist and naturally is very into all the jibe this watch gives out, he was pleased with the facia of it, he liked the strap, he said the functions seem good. Initially he did have a few issues setting up the ecg side of things, but after around 10 minutes he had that sorted and the watch and the phone app are talking alongside each other very well and he said its a quality piece of kit. He is a critical one so praise from him is worthy. Recommend.

This watch is a hybrid that combines an analogue design with built-in health sensors, making it a smartwatch for health tracking alone. The updated version includes 24/7 temperature, menstrual and heart rate tracking, making it an upgrade from the previous version. The design of ScanWatch 2 is a perfect blend of contemporary and traditional elements. It has a premium look and feel with a combination of stainless steel and sapphire glass that can be easily mistaken for a high-end analogue watch. Unlike many other smartwatches, it is versatile enough to match with any outfit. The small screen on the watch offers notifications and tracks my activity, health, and sleep in a discreet manner. It can last up to a month between charges. It has been an easy and comfortable companion for the past couple of weeks that I have been using it. The rotating dial doubles as a button to awaken the tiny OLED screen to life. By default, the device shows the current time and date. However, you can rotate the dial to switch between different features such as heart rate, skin temperature, steps taken, and distance covered. Although small it is more than easy enough to view for this basic information. Thankfully this is water resistance at 5ATM, so you can wear the ScanWatch 2 in the shower or swimming. I love the TempTech 24/7 module which tracks your baseline body temperature and alerts you to changes. Unusual spikes could indicate illness, and warnings about high temperatures can prevent heat exhaustion. Also, temperature variation may improve sleep and activity tracking accuracy. when paired with the app, all this information is much easier to view, giving you detailed charts and graphs tracking your progress. The sleep-tracking ability is one of the most remarkable features of my device, as it has proven to be very beneficial for me in managing my sleep-related issues. Essentially, this feature monitors my breathing patterns and tracks the quality of my sleep to provide me with a comprehensive analysis of my sleep performance. It calculates an overall sleep score for each night, taking into account factors such as the duration and consistency of my sleep, as well as any interruptions that may have occurred throughout the night. I love it and it always gives me an indication of when I’m most stressed and losing sleep. The silicone band pre-installed is okay but I hope to upgrade it soon. Thankfully you can easily swap it out for a different colour or band made from leather, which is what I intend. I’m thoroughly impressed with the build quality of the watch face. However, despite being robust and made of stainless steel and sapphire glass, the Watch remains relatively lightweight. The 38mm model weighs just 34.6g. Overall, a fantastic, simplistic watch that offers everything you could possibly need for health tracking. Its build quality is fantastic and when paired with your phone you get some impressive health-tracking abilities. Hope this review helps someone out.

Generally, this is a good tracker... I have been using it for a couple of months - it feels good quality and has some good functions like recording sleep patterns and SP02. I bought it mainly for the ECG function so I was really disappointed to find out that the ECG function is limited to a heart rate of 100bpm because I wanted to be able to take an ECG during exercise. It also shows some random heart rates - for example, sometimes it says my heart rate was over 200bpm whilst on a walk, which is physically impossible, it also records similar rogue heart rates whilst cycling, possibly due to vibrations. It seems more accurate playing other sports like soccer, but not sure what happens when walking which should be the easiest exercise to track! Battery life is excellent and it was very easy to set up. Occasionally, it won't connect to Android, so you have to mess around turning bluetooth on and off on the phone. For the money, I wonder whether a Garmin might be more stable and an Apple Watch has wider range on the ECG.

The watch is great except that it stops charging a few seconds after connecting to the very weird charger. No fix online for this but lots of people have been experiencing the problem for months and withings seem to be ignoring it. Very disappointing.

The design is nice. All functions are great. However, I had to return the watch as it did not allow users to turn off Bluetooth. I don't like to be exposed with constantly electromagnetic field on my wrist. It is not good for a product with health-centric purpose. The problem has been raised by many others but was not listened to by the company.