Review on Polar Vantage V2 smart watch with H10 sensor, green by Micha Skolimowski ᠌

The good news is that everything is provided for optimal training in cycle sports. The screen is easily readable outdoors during the day regardless of the weather, and the backlight activates on its own whenever the screen is rotated. Even while wearing ski gloves, you can easily operate the buttons. Very light and barely perceptible in the hand; this is crucial for prolonged exercise. They're enjoying a cozy seat. They have an interesting design that may be uncomfortable for some people to wear during the day if they are used to more traditional sneakers. Fast-reacting satellites have not yet lost contact. The study of sleep is interesting to me. Lots of diagnostic procedures. Despite claims of 7 days of heart rate monitoring and 40 hours in training mode, I find these claims highly improbable. Constant use will eventually drain the battery, so try to avoid it if you care about your health. Other drawbacks include the invisibility of a screen without a backlight after dark. Do not leave the backlight on continuously unless you are in a training mode. The watch keeps timing out whenever I try to study. These minor details. It was possible to permanently activate the backlight by, for example, double-clicking the button. The sensor just has a single button, which makes it inconvenient to use. You use sensors for everything and have to repeatedly push a button to get back to where you were. Given the lack of features compared to Garmin, they are naturally more expensive, but they are still marginally less expensive, which helps.