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Fits well and is lightweight. Just make sure it fits snugly against your skin. A definite plus is that it's waterproof since it rains a lot in Seattle.

This heart rate monitor was exactly what my Apple Watch said. I use this to connect to a treadmill and a bike. I bought this to replace the Mio link that I lost. Currently doing the job.

I had high hopes for this wrist heart rate monitor because the price couldn't be beat. Unfortunately this was the case when you get what you pay for. I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy this when you can find better bandaged heart rate monitors for around $20 more (it's worth the extra money).

I received this today. After charging I synced it to my Bryton GPS. This took about two minutes. That same night, I took a 30-mile group ride in the Phoenix heat. Lots of sweat to challenge this thing. He worked like a champ, no wrong readings, he was consistent the whole time. After the first day I am very satisfied and impressed. The screenshot shows my heart rate during the climb to the top of the day. This allows you to see how reliable the readings were when the intensity was at its…

Setup is easy and intuitive. But it doesn't stay connected to my GPS watch. Shuts down every few seconds to several minutes. There's no obvious way to get him to stay connected. The user manual seems to be incomplete, it does not provide any information about the LED indicators other than on, off and operational. seems to be the same as "chileaf" cl830. All in all it seems to be working. but it's frustrating to keep this thing connected. During my last bike rides I spent a lot of time keeping…

I've been looking for a heart rate monitor for a long time but didn't want a chest version. I thought it would be really uncomfortable so I started looking at bracelets. Well, many bracelets cost more than $$, probably for the same reason - more people want them for the comfort and convenience. Then, regardless of the price, I've seen complaints about accuracy or response times, etc. So I wanted something to go with my new spin bike setup that I use for Kinomap and such for indoor winter…

Received this today. After charging I synced it with my Bryton GPS. This took about two minutes. That same night, I took a 30-mile group ride in the Phoenix heat. Lots of sweat to challenge this thing. He worked like a champ, no wrong readings, he was consistent the whole time. After the first day I am very satisfied and impressed. The screenshot shows my heart rate during the climb to the top of the day. This allows you to see how reliable the readings were when the intensity was at its…

Setup is easy and intuitive. But it doesn't stay connected to my GPS watch. Shuts down every few seconds to several minutes. There's no obvious way to get him to stay connected. The user manual seems to be incomplete, it does not provide any information about the LED indicators other than on, off and operational. seems to be the same as "chileaf" cl830. All in all it seems to be working. but it's frustrating to keep this thing connected. During my last bike rides I spent a lot of time keeping…

I've been looking for a heart rate monitor for a long time, but didn't want a chest strap. I thought it would be really uncomfortable so I started looking at bracelets. Well, many bracelets cost more than $$, probably for the same reason - more people want them for the comfort and convenience. Then I saw complaints about accuracy or response times etc regardless of the price. So I wanted something to go with my new spin bike setup that I use for Kinomap and such for winter indoor training. I…