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

I installed the Polar Flow apps, an app that keeps a training diary. I installed the Polar Beat application - this is an application that captures real-time heart rate and shows in which pulse zone the person who put on the sensor is currently located. Has pros: 1. This sensor (cardiosensor) does not need a watch. Now is the time when it makes no sense to buy watches and other unnecessary devices. Everything can be connected to a smartphone. This tiny and light sensor I have paired with an Android 5.1.1 smartphone. 2. Belt or otherwise "rubber band" - this is the name of the sensor mount on the body, pleasant to the touch, many elements preventing slipping, insulation that can be moistened. 3. The sensor software is ated via bluetooth via the application, I did this as soon as I connected the sensor to Polar Beat. All applications support 2022. Works with Strava. 4. The ability to work without a smartphone to write to the internal memory, probably for waterfowl. For running and cycling, it is always possible to control the heart rate, so it is better to keep your smartphone with you. I fixed the phone on the bike in a holder similar to the bike computer mount like this: 1. Bought a hard phone case. 2. I bought a bracket for the holder. 3. I bought a holder. 4. I fixed the cover on the sticky base of the bracket, and after drilling, I fastened them with a self-tapping screw. 5. I put the resulting inseparable pair of bracket-case on the smartphone. 6. I fixed the holder on the steering wheel, and now you can snap the smartphone to the holder and snap it off like a regular bike computer. Everything looks like a regular bike computer on the neck of the holder in front of the steering wheel on the same level with it. Cons: As written in the instructions, the rubber band will wear out and you will have to buy a new one, and it costs half of the whole set = sensor + rubber band.