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Aria 2 / Google Migration

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‎12-19-2025 03:57

‎12-19-2025 03:57

Will my Aria 2 scale still sync when I’m forced to migrate to Google? Doesn’t look like it’s supported on the Google platform.

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‎12-19-2025 04:39 - edited ‎12-19-2025 05:08

‎12-19-2025 04:39 - edited ‎12-19-2025 05:08

@maysobano    I haven't had any issues with my Aria 2, except for the current issue with weight taking hours to sync.  The only other Aria 2 issue I'm aware of is that it isn't listed as a compatible device for the Personal Health Coach.  I can't confirm from personal use.  The Personal Health Coach Preview isn't available to iOS users.  😠

Can you share any links that led you here to ask?  Fitbit discontinued the Aria 2 in 2020.  It is probably a legacy device now, meaning it doesn't get any Google support.

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