A stylish fitness tracker with an impressive suite of features for tracking your cardiac health. Heart disease can strike anyone, but we believe the ScanWatch appeal strongly to older users, who are most likely to be concerned by the risk of heart disease and will appreciate its smart looks and thoughtfully designed interface. This isn't a watch for serious athletes, teens or anyone on a tight budget, but if you're in the target demographic then it could be the perfect fit.

Advanced heart health features; Very straightforward to use; Classic, chic design;

Expensive; No on-board GPS; No NFC, music or apps

The Withings ScanWatch does exactly what it sets out to do, with a robust set of fitness tracking combined with comprehensive health measurements. The appeal should be obvious to anyone who appreciates the classic design and wants to stay on top of their heart and sleep health.

Classic design; AFib & sleep apnea detection; Great app;

No GPS; Sleep apnea tracking not yet active; Limited smart features;

We've thoroughly enjoyed wearing the ScanWatch - it's a great smartwatch for those who want health tracking but aren't fussed about apps and loads of smart features.

Attractive design; Good tracking; Hybrid looks; AFib detection;

Slightly clunky navigation; Limitations by design;

I've had my watch 2 weeks and I'm very happy with it. The readings, from what I can tell, seem to be correct eg. Heart rate in line with my doctor's reading. Disappointed that it doesn't monitor BP, probably because Withings make a BP monitor. Also hope that the ECG function will be upgraded to pick up A/Fib above 100 bpm as that is where my bpm often sits. The TGA certification gives me a huge amount of confidence. The battery has great staying power although I fail to see how it will last 30 days. No matter, I'm still happy with it and can get 2 weeks and possibly more once the novelty wears off. I love the watch. The app is great as well.

Had this watch for a few weeks now. Goods are SpO2 & ECG but some logic improvements required. Does not detect arrhythmia Detects steps only if very firm at occasions 20,30 minutes after getting up still shows 0 steps Had 3 occasions were the watch falls behind by up to 20 minutes which is not acceptable at all Sleep analysis inaccurate Heart rate bpm at times shows spikes and inaccurate Good hardware but software requires a lot of work I would recommend if they make improvements otherwise no considering price

Bought it a week ago. Was looking for a smart watch that can keep tracking my work out and sleep quality but also can last longer than a week and looks like a ‘watch’. This is the last few options I ended up with comparing with garmin and fossil. garmins app is not that good And fossil is not a real tech brand other brand does not have a physical pointer so I bought this watch. Even tho it says last 30 days of battery life but if you are using sleep tracking, GPS (it’s using phones GPS) and all other tracking function. It will last about 1 week. overall it’s a good looking watch With a thick glass on the top (no touch screen) which gives it a good quality feeling but also a bit heavy

Have been spending weeks with support. Most advice is reset watch app etc Exercise gets mapped but gps not measuring kms then next hr works fine. Sleep recorded 3 hrs after I’ve been to sleep BP machine doesn’t always record on app despite being next to ph app open etc works 95% 0f time Faults in app told will be fixed next update but unable to give date of update Love it when working but too erratic unreliable makes me wonder how reliable is the scan watch also I honestly would not rec one day this app with devices

Bought specifically to manage my heart problems AF and sleep, and it certainly does the job easily