Aura Full Body Analysis Scale

Track, measure, and monitor health.
Drawing on the power of 8 high-precision sensors, the Aura Full Body Analysis Scale records all essential body measurements - auto syncing them to your favorite health app so you can track and monitor progress from anywhere. anytime.

[@geothegoat]

Does anyone have any real reviews on this scale? I can't find anything online.

[@chessmaster1115]

Does this work without phone app? I see it mentions how great it is with phone but i want to use without phone is this possible to get all the readings without phone app?

[@trinacole]

anyone know how to reset this scale? have had mine for a year and it keeps saying that I weigh 60 pounds which is completely inaccurate.....

[@duomat]

Any ideas how to turn this on after charging? It was working great. Batteries ran low so I put it on charge. Now it won't turn on.

[@falfalcon12]

I can't find how to charge this thing... Do you charge it with the USB-C connection, or do you need to change the batteries? If you have to change batteries, how do u do it?! I have been trying for hours

[@treckwaterson9740]

@@falfalcon12 di you have any luck? im running into the same issue

[@iamsunflower2011]

​@@falfalcon12 i just received mine and it doesn't have a place for batteries. You need to use the USB cord and charger and plug it in the wall

[@brotaku3539]

It uses a USB-C charger, something else to note, you need to be mindful of the size of the USB-C head. Long/skinny heads work to charge, other charging cables may have too broad a head to make proper connectivity; I had to learn this the hard way.
Once charged, you should see a power button near the top of the unit (just a little white button).
Hope this helps - you're likely running into an uncharged device IMO.

[@Sunshine_Zero]

Mine lost charge and I tried to charge it with my phone charger (I have an S21) and even on a 25W charger, it didn't do anything. Then, I dug out the box and the charger cable it came with and plugged that into a regular brick and it started charging. Poor design choice, imo.