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Withings has announced the second-generation Body Scan scale at CES 2026, which now measures 60 biomarkers including heart capacity, cellular health, and hypertension risk, aiming to provide comprehensive health insights and promote healthier lifestyles. The new model features hardware improvements like an integrated display in the ECG handle and is expected to launch in mid-2026 with a price around $600.
Withings unveils the Body Scan 2, a smart scale designed as a 'longevity station' that tracks over 60 health biomarkers noninvasively, including metabolic health and cardiovascular metrics, aiming to provide users with a comprehensive view of their healthspan. The device features advanced electrodes, bioimpedance spectroscopy, and foot sweat analysis, and offers a simplified health score to encourage regular use, with plans for FDA clearance and a release expected in Q2 2026.
Withings has introduced the Body Scan 2, a $600 smart scale that measures over 60 health biomarkers in 90 seconds to assess aging and chronic disease risks, aiming to provide a comprehensive at-home health monitoring tool that can detect early warning signs and guide lifestyle changes for improved long-term health.
Withings has announced the ScanWatch 2, a stylish hybrid smartwatch with a 35-day battery life, advanced health and sleep tracking features powered by new AI software, and a subscription service offering personalized health insights and professional cardiovascular analysis.
The Withings ScanWatch 2 and ScanWatch Light offer a stylish and simple alternative to feature-packed smartwatches, with the former being elegant and the latter sporty. Both watches prioritize design and basic tracking over advanced features, making them suitable for those seeking a low-tech, stylish option. The ScanWatch 2 includes more sensors and health tracking features, while the Light is a pared-down, more affordable version. The watches have a small grayscale OLED display and offer basic notification triaging and passive tracking. With long battery life and a focus on simplicity, they cater to users who prioritize style and minimalism in their smartwatch experience.
Withings has unveiled the BeamO, a $249.95 multiscope device that combines a thermometer, pulse oximeter, EKG, and stethoscope for at-home health monitoring. The device uses PPG sensors, electrodes, and a digital stethoscope to measure temperature, take EKG readings, and monitor blood oxygen levels and heart and lung health. Withings plans to launch the BeamO in June, but FDA clearance for EKG and AFib detection features may cause delays, as seen with previous products. Despite this, Withings continues to expand its at-home health platform, aiming to enhance telehealth capabilities with the BeamO.
Withings has unveiled BeamO, a 4-in-1 multiscope device that can measure temperature, heart rate, ECG, cardiac sounds, blood oxygen levels, and respiratory sounds, with detection for atrial fibrillation, heart murmurs, lung wheezing, and desaturation. It is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of overall health from the comfort of one's home and can be synced with the Withings app and Apple Health. BeamO is expected to launch in June 2024 for $249.95, pending FDA approval.
Withings, known for its home health devices, has introduced BeamO, a "multiscope" device designed to provide patients with easy access to vital readings during telehealth visits. Smaller than a smartphone, BeamO offers four key health metrics including temperature, electrocardiogram, oximeter, and stethoscope functions. With the surge in telehealth visits during the pandemic, BeamO aims to provide healthcare professionals with the ability to carry out routine checks remotely. The device is awaiting FDA clearance and is expected to be available for purchase in July for $250.
Withings has unveiled the BeamO, a 4-in-1 home health scanner that combines ECG, pulse oximeter, stethoscope, and thermometer sensors into a single device, providing feedback on heart and lung health. The device can detect blood oxygen levels, heart rate, and body temperature, and is set to launch in June 2024 for $250.
Withings has unveiled a luxury version of its ScanWatch 2 smartwatch, offering a more premium option for consumers. The ScanWatch 2 combines health tracking features with a stylish design, including a stainless steel case and sapphire glass. Withings aims to cater to those who prioritize both functionality and aesthetics in their wearable technology.
Withings has announced the ScanWatch 2, its latest hybrid smartwatch, featuring a new temperature tracking module that uses four sensors to deliver health insights. The temperature tracking is intended to monitor fluctuations throughout the day and build a baseline for optimizing workouts and detecting illness. While it doesn't provide direct notifications of potential sickness, abnormal temperature fluctuations can be interpreted as a sign of illness. Withings opted for this approach to avoid the lengthy FDA clearance process. The ScanWatch 2 is available for pre-order, with an estimated 30-day battery life, and is expected to arrive in selected retailers in October.
Withings has unveiled its next-generation health-focused smartwatches, the ScanWatch 2 and the ScanWatch Light. The ScanWatch 2 features physical hands on the dial, an OLED screen, upgraded sensors, and a breakthrough TempTech24/7 sensor for 24/7 body temperature measurement. It also includes improved activity recognition, heart rate variability measurement, and respiratory rate measurement. The ScanWatch Light offers similar features but excludes advanced temperature and blood oxygen monitoring. Both smartwatches are water-resistant, have a 30-day battery life, and are compatible with iOS and Android. The ScanWatch 2 is FDA-approved for atrial fibrillation detection, while the ScanWatch Light is priced at $250 and the ScanWatch 2 starts at $350.
Withings has launched its latest entry-level smart scale, the Body Smart, which comes with an Eyes Closed mode that displays encouraging messages instead of weight. The scale supports up to eight users and offers accurate weight measurements up to 50 grams. It can also track metrics such as heart rate, visceral fat, and metabolic age using multifrequency bioelectrical impedance analysis technology. Withings claims that the Body Smart will be able to measure basal metabolic rate and determine metabolic age starting in May. The mid-tier Body Comp scale has been upgraded with a color LCD screen, while the high-end Body Scan option will be available in the US in the coming months.
Withings has launched a new Body Smart scale that has an "eyes closed" mode, which displays encouraging messages or metrics like step count, air quality, and weather instead of weight. The feature is helpful for people with a history of disordered eating, easily discouraged, or want to focus on other measures of progress like muscle gain. The scale uses bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to determine body composition and can track heart rate. It also introduces basal metabolic rate (BMR) and metabolic age, which will arrive via an over-the-air update in May along with a pregnancy mode. The $99.95 scale is available in black or white.
Withings has launched its latest smart scale, the Body Smart, which features Apple Health integration, advanced body composition analysis, and a new "Eyes Closed Mode." The entry-level scale provides precise weight and body composition analysis, as well as advanced health measurements, including heart rate, visceral fat, metabolic age, and basal metabolic rate. Withings' Body Comp serves as the high-end smart scale until the Body Scan is launched. The Body Comp adds the Vascular Age cardio assessment, nerve assessment with an electrodermal activity score, and 12 months of the Withings Health+ service.