I also thought, and still think, that you have great support for the sleep monitoring, in addition to the fitness tracking. I liked the apps and the ability to combine a scale and the tracker. I did a lot of research and ended up selecting fitbit, depsite missing a few product features. Our trackers, on the other hand have been anything but safisfying. My Aria has been great and I have had no issues up until now. I have really enjoyed my fitbit products, but they all have issues that will keep me from recommending them. When I saw how many requests were already there and how long this has been requested, I didn't bother. I went to post a request to the feature request page. Fitbit should integrate, not lock out other vendors. They dominate the high end of the market. The Apple watch, while a competitor, is not your main competition and they do not make a scale. The Aria should integrate with other apps, including competitors. I was really pulling for fitbit, but the company's stance on being open and integrating is what will push me over the edge to Apple. I am very disappointed in the quality of the trackers and will probably follow my wife. I have a pile of dead fitbits sitting next to me and the thought of dealing with another replacement exhausts me. Our daughters have watched what we have gone through and they moved on the first time theirs failed. My wife is on her fourth, but it has died and she has now moved on to an Apple Watch 2. I am the IT guy for the house, so I get to deal with these issues. I am on my third, it is now out of warranty and starting to act flaky.

Connecting apple watch to myfitnesspal