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

Now I chose not to focus on the fact that the issue is contained within it and instead spend 3,500+ on a native replacement strap. OR purchase for $300 from Ali. The equivalent in Chinese. Alternatively use the Garmin HRM Pro and test it against the other devices (with a Garmin watch, it allows you to see running performance). Has pros: Strap is easy on the shoulders. "Picked up" in a hurry with Bluetooth technology, an iPhone loaded with a variety of applications, and Garmin watches. Cons: After putting in a year of hard work, I finally started podglyuchivat. In most cases, after twenty to thirty minutes, he abruptly began to lose a signal from the heart. From a pulse rate of 140, it suddenly, slowly, and drop by drop, began to decrease. After five minutes, it had already dropped to 110, and then 70). When you run a "half" mile in training at a pace of five minutes per kilometer, this is obviously not very good. I should have cleansed the strap after each friction, as was instructed, but it's too late now. I tried all of the batteries (both GP and Swiss ones, as well as several other types), and this did not effect any of them. In the year 2022, the price is approximately 8,000. While the purchase is not inexpensive, I believe that the service life of 1.5 years (during which I run only seldom) for three workouts each day is really inadequate. Despite the fact that the trainer prefers to use a more expensive Garmin device and views it as a consumable good. This way of thinking ((