Review on Polar H10 Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor, Compatible with iPhone & Android - Black Chest Strap HRM by Mohd Taufik ᠌

Does not in any way justify the $5,500 that I invested in purchasing it! Given the functions that were carried out, a standard Xiaomi bracelet that costs 1,500 won would suffice. I have not yet had to replace the battery, but at such a low cost, there ought to be batteries that are capable of being recharged. I should not have spent so much money on things that were considered ordinary. These are some advantages: There are no benefits, yet it does in some way carry out the function that was specified. Having this drawback: I got it so I could track my heart rate and mileage while playing football and running, but it is completely useless unless there is a smartphone within close proximity. 1. The lack of a built-in GPS 2. The appendix contains some analytics, history, and calculations of averages and trajectory, but I was hoping for more information. 3. I slept with him in order to measure his nighttime heart rate, but the monitor either doesn't work, it turns off or it simply stops counting after a certain amount of time, or it's not designed to record heart rates that are particularly low. 4. When running, it will occasionally fail to record the user's heart rate for reasons that are not known, which results in errors being obtained when displaying analytics. Errors in calculating the distance can also occur, but this is most likely a problem with the smartphone. 5. I wanted to monitor my heart rate while I was playing football (to hell with it, with mileage - I won't run across the field from smartphones), so I placed the device on the podium, stayed within 25 meters of it, and nothing was recorded. 6. Extremely pricey for such a feeble collection of functions that are somehow carried out.