WithingsScanWatch Nova Brilliant Health Smart Watch for Women/Men with ECG, SPO2, Temperature, Sleep, Respiratory Health, Menstrual Cycle Tracker, 30D Battery

The Withings ScanWatch Nova has truly impressed me. It's a remarkably stylish and elegant timepiece that beautifully combines form and function. What I appreciate most is the deep integration of all my health data, particularly when I use it alongside my Withings Body Scan smart scales and Withings+. The companion app is a masterclass in data presentation; the insights are incredibly useful and clearly designed with common sense and user benefit in mind. This holistic view has given me the best understanding of my health markers I've ever had, along with actionable ways to improve them.Beyond the smart features, the build quality of Withings products, including this watch, is consistently high-end – they look and feel premium. And the user experience is incredibly intuitive; navigating the features and understanding how everything works was effortless from day one. As an added bonus, the watch also pairs beautifully with the Withings tan leather strap, elevating its aesthetic even further.

I bought this watch as I wanted a smart watch by don’t like the other fully digital smart watches. This has all the same features as an Apple Watch or other equivalent smart watch. The battery life is amazing I can easily get two weeks on a single charge with all the sleep/training/temp sensors active.The Withings app is fantastic, it can show me all the useful metrics I need and it also allows to setup the watch time/alarm and adjust the hands if they become misaligned. One notable feature I like on the watch is the alarm, there is no audible sound only the vibration when the alarm goes off.Overall very satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a watch with smart watch features with the look and feel of a mechanical one.

Is a beautiful watch but there is where it ends for me.Battery is mediocre definitely don't last as advertised,close to ad only if you leave them anywhere then wrist ei.not wearing them. The closest I go is 2 weeks with only using HR(screen off).With My Garmin epix I often forget where is my charging cable and those having massive oled screen.The hands misalign quiet often. Notification is temperamental and difficult to read as there is no memory if you miss it it's gone making it sort of pointless ... no even icon.Navigate through menu is fun for a day then is becoming pain,no back shortcut means scrolling up constantly to exit (no rolling Robin) + no shortcut to go directly to home screen so again constantly scrolling other options is leave it time out. I find my self to pick a phone if im looking for something or want make changes.Sp02 and ECG need perfect condition the ecg especially failing 9of10 times. I'm not even bothered to use either of theses functions as reading is out of charts due stress caused constant failing reading.At the end of the day watches end up in my watch box. Would not buy any other withings.Edit: The only things wach have is look. Anything else is thrash.Battery -trashNotification -trashHard monitor -trashECG doesn't work 9x of 10-trashSteps counter -trashAlarm trash vibration last 30sec and is weak(if not light sleeper -tough), setting alarm is pain in a..I should return it when I could. Resale value is non existent says all.Just buy anything alse, I rather be piss waste 1/3 money spend on this "watch" for any other garbage.

Step counting only thing wrong with it

Just a fantastic piece of tech. I have it about 5 months i think and i work with my hands, do its in the firing line but no problems at all.

The Scanwatch Nova is supposedly the Withings flagship. This is top-of-the-line for Withings watches.My entire experience has been massively underwhelming.WithingsI am by no means a Withings newbie. This is my fourth Withings hybrid smart watch, and I do wonder why I continue on.This is now my second Scanwatch Nova, as the first I purchased would not charge, which I found out immediately after removing it from the box. I initially set out to resolve the issue with Withings directly, as hilariously, this was a replacement for my faulty Withings Horizon (a watch I actually really liked, but has inherent design issues with a sticky crown wheel that Withings cannot fix/resolve). Dealing with Withings support is poor, the support team follow a script and nothing more. It took me over a week to get the inevitable response of 'it's probably faulty, please return it to Amazon' which only came after a snotty email to their support team, but I digress.Scanwatch NovaSo you've paid a hefty chunk of money for the top of the line hybrid smart watch. You'll not be getting the expected quality.The metal band strap is weirdly light in its construction, but is ultimately serviceable/replaceable. The edges of the links are quite sharp, and lack any real refinement. If you inspect the strap in any detail, you'll quickly find metal burrs, which is quite disappointing.The sporty blue strap is perfectly fine, and does its intended job. It isn't my personal strap of choice, but again, is easily replaced.The watch face looks great, a nice clear crystal. The bezel, not so good. The white arrow which marks the top of the bezel is badly filled, with pitting marks and discolouration, brand new and out of the box. The previous model (Horizon) had a more matte effect bezel, but with the Nova's shiny finish, it's a magnet for fingerprints.Setting up the watch is very simple, especially if you are already indentured into the Withings ecosystem.One of the first tasks the set-up gives you is to align the hands to the 12 o'clock position, which you'll probably find fun as the hands don't seem to want to align here. I've also noticed the minute hand never aligns with the minute markers on the face of the watch once set up is complete, which is terrible.General watch function in my experience is good. I can't call to the accuracy of the data, as other reviewers have, however for a watch purporting to be a medical device, this accuracy will need to be within strict tolerances.What I love, and ultimately what keeps me coming back to Withings, is the battery life, and the fact no other hybrid smart watch looks like a traditional watch and lasts for the best part of a month.Ultimately, my key takeaways are - generally poor experience for what is ultimately a mildly adequate hybrid smartwatch that operates seemingly alone in its niche, and a real shame it has no apparent direct competition. But the battery life is good, so they've got that going for them, which is nice.