Withings Debuts Body Scan 2 Health Station with Advanced Longevity Metrics
Withings has officially released the Withings Body Scan 2, a sophisticated smart scale marketed as a "longevity station," in global markets. Priced at $599.95, the device incorporates a 6-lead ECG, segmented body composition analysis, and a new electrodermal activity score to monitor nerve health. The company confirmed the rollout earlier today, positioning the hardware as a comprehensive health monitoring hub for home use.
The hardware utilizes 14 ITO electrodes and four weight sensors to provide detailed metrics that go far beyond simple mass measurement. Users can access data on vascular age and heart rate, while the integrated handle allows for the 6-lead ECG. This specific feature has received FDA clearance for the detection of atrial fibrillation (AFib), allowing users to monitor heart rhythm directly from their bathroom.
A standout feature of the Withings Body Scan 2 is its ability to perform segmented body composition analysis. Unlike standard smart scales, this platform can differentiate between fat and muscle mass in specific areas, such as individual limbs versus the torso. This level of detail is intended to help fitness enthusiasts and patients track localized physiological changes more accurately.
The device also introduces a specialized "longevity score" that aggregates various biomarkers into a single, easy-to-understand metric. By combining data from the Withings Body Scan 2 sensors, the system provides a holistic view of the user's long-term health trends. This includes the electrodermal activity score, which measures sweat gland function to help users assess stress levels and potential indicators of nerve health.
Available starting April 24, 2026, the station is designed for those seeking a medical-grade assessment tool at home. While the $600 price point places it at the top of the consumer market, the inclusion of multi-segment analysis and clinical-grade ECG capabilities distinguishes it from traditional wearable or scale-based health trackers.
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