Garmin Index S2 Smart Scale

The Garmin Index S2 Smart Scale delivers a seamless, connected way to monitor weight and body composition—perfect for athletes and health-focused users within the Garmin ecosystem. Intel­ligently designed, it syncs via Wi-Fi to Garmin Connect, giving you quick access to detailed insights like weight trends, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, BMI, bone mass, and more.

Its sleek, high-resolution color display and support for up to 16 user profiles make it a versatile and smart addition to any home fitness setup.

Garmin Index S2 Smart Scale Specs at a Glance

• Maximum Weight Capacity: 400 lb (181.4 kg)
• Body Metrics Measured: Weight, weight trend, body fat %, BMI, skeletal muscle mass, bone mass, body water percentage
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi sync to Garmin Connect (plus Bluetooth compatibility for setup)
• Display: High-resolution color screen with weight trends and weather widget
• User Profiles: Supports up to 16 unique profiles
• Power: 4 × AAA batteries included — up to 9 months battery life
• Measurement Technology: Bioelectrical impedance via low electrical current between feet
• Dimensions: Approx. 12.6″ × 12.2″ × 1.1″; glass platform; ~4.4 lb

Design Benefits

1. Seamless Ecosystem Integration: Fully syncs with Garmin Connect for easy tracking alongside activity and wellness data .
2. Multi-User Friendly: Automatically recognizes up to 16 users and provides tailored metrics for each .
3. Trend-Focused Metrics: While weight accuracy is excellent (~0.2 lb variation), users should treat body composition metrics as useful trend indicators rather than definitive values .
4. Convenient Morning Insight: A weather widget displays the day’s forecast on the scale—great for planning your ride or workout .

Final Take

The Garmin Index S2 Smart Scale is an excellent choice for those already invested in the Garmin ecosystem—especially athletes or fitness-focused individuals. With reliable weight accuracy, Wi-Fi syncing, multi-user support, and trend-tracking across multiple body metrics, it delivers more than just a number—provided you're okay using its body composition stats as directional, not absolute, data.