Index S2 Smart Scale
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Why We Like The Index S2 Smart Scale
Whether you're training for a tri, making a commitment to getting healthy, or just working on getting ready for summer, Garmin's Index Smart Scale makes sticking to your plan a whole lot easier. It does all the classic scale things: weighing in pounds, kilograms, and even stone. It also tracks body mass index, body fat percentage, bone mass, and skeletal muscle mass, all of which are important data points for high-level athletes. The Index can recognize and remember up to 16 different users, and of course it can sync to Garmin Connect, the online platform that lets you track and analyze all your workout data, so you can see exactly how your workouts correspond to your goals.
Details
- Garmin's body scale for getting fit fast
- Wi-Fi connection for snycing and uploading to Garmin Connect
- Measures weight, body mass index, body fat, skeletal muscle mass, and more
- Recognizes up to 16 users
- Up to 9 months of battery life
- Item #GRMF01I
- Compatibility
- bluetooth, ANT+
- Dimensions
- 13.8 x 12.2 x 1.2in
- Activity
- fitness, training
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Overall Rating
3.5 based on 857 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 23, 2025
Not bad
Bought this to go with my Fenix 7 Pro. Not a bad scale. Just wish it would tell you the Visceral Fat/Subcutaneous Fan percentage like another scale I have does.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 22, 2025
Syncs easily underestimates fat
This scale is great if you love stats but hate logging them. I use the connect app a lot, and it's nice to be able to step on the scale and go about my day without logging into an app and recording each number. I recently had a Dexa scan done and this scale is about 3-4% under the fat amount. It's consistent, but I'm pretty sure it's been off by the same amount since I got it. I have a much older scale from a different company and it shows exactly the same number as the Dexa scan and the Garmin scale has been 3-4% under that one every time I compare fat %. If you want to track change over time, it seems good for that. And compared to my watch telling me I'm less fit than I hoped, having my scale be more forgiving may not be the worst thing.

Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
April 22, 2025
Has some bugs
Every morning I get on the scale and weight myself, then get off, after the screen turns off I have to tap the scale to get it to turn back on and usually the hour glass shows up. Sometimes the hour glass screen syncs the scale with my phone, but usually I have to wait, weigh my self again, and get back to the hour glass screen a second time before it will actually send data to the app. Occasionally it gets stuck in a screen that shows the scale and app connected, but the app shows no activity, takes 15minutes for that screed to go away so most of the time I have to take the batteries out to force it to stop. Gets stuck in that screen at least once a day. So minus one star for the app never syncing on the first try, and minus a second for it constantly freezing. Minus a third star cause sometime I can't get it to turn on at all.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 22, 2025
Love the connectivity to Connect
It is expensive, but it seems sturdy, accurate, and effective. I love how it syncs with the Garmin app. It frankly gives me more information than I understand. At some point I will read the instructions!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 21, 2025
Good but not great
I’m very happy with the scale and the features, but with multiple users that are about the same weight and the “tap” sensing that doesn’t provide any sensory feedback it is sometimes hard to select the right person. Maybe there should be some type of confirmation before logging it to Connect. The link to connect is sometimes wonky and unreliable. Like I said, good high quality Garmin product but not great in terms of usability.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 21, 2025
Work for me!
I can't compare the more detailed measurements it gives to anything else yet but I love the ease of syncing to my Garmin app and being able to quickly track my progress. Sleek look and easy interface. Great product for anyone using Garmin devices. Definitely reccommend for any dedicated fitness fiend of all levels as well as someone just wanting a basic scale. No complaints so far and looking forward to adding more Garmin products to my toolbox.

Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
April 20, 2025
Great features and connectivity!
At first I had a love hate relationship with this scale because it measured my weight 5 lbs heavier than my previous scale! But, once I learned it needs to be layed flat for storing it’s been better. I love that it automatically syncs my weight with my watch in the connect app and that it records so much more than just my weight!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 20, 2025
Use it everyday
I've had it for 2 weeks, part of my morning now. Keeps track of everything.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 19, 2025
Very nice
I rather enjoy seeing the loss or gain from week to week.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
April 19, 2025
WiFi failure - product failure
I’m a big fan of Garmin, and love my Fenix 7x, but the Index S2 does not uphold the quality that one would expect from the company. I bought the scale new. Since the initial set up, the wifi connectivity has not worked at all. Because of this, all of the “smart” features advertised are unavailable. I have gone through the Garmin forums and other internet resources, trying many of the recommendations out there, and nothing has resolved the issue. In this research, I have come to discover that many other individuals are experiencing the same thing. My biggest disappointment is that this seems to be a somewhat widespread, longstanding issue, but Garmin has seemingly done nothing to address it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
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