Pros: It immediately pairs with the Apple Watch, which solves a separate problem of buying expensive sports watches with a chest pulse sensor for running. Great for beginner runners. Change the battery every 3-6 months, depending on the number of workouts and their duration. Cons below: It is not clear when the heart readings are read from the polar sensor, and when from the watch sensor. Once (for half a year) the polar sensor itself turned off and when draining the training data, I only notic

Now I choose - to buy a native replacement strap for 3.500+. - not the fact that the matter is in it. OR buy on Ali for 300. Chinese counterpart. OR take the Garmin HRM Pro and try it in comparison (with a Garmin watch, it allows you to see running performance). Has pros: Comfortable strap. Quickly "picked up" through BT and an iPhone with a bunch of applications, and Garmin watches. Cons: After a year of work began to podglyuchivat. Usually, after 20-30 minutes, he suddenly (?) began to lose a

The heart rate monitor came with a belt from M to XXL, according to the description I thought it would be small and ordered a XXXL belt separately, because according to the description it fits my size, as a result both belts fit, one is moved apart to the maximum, the second is shifted almost to the minimum , now, if I train every day, one dries after washing, the second is with me, it turned out very convenient, although I did not plan to,

The device has proven itself only from the best side, it measures the pulse perfectly, I use it with the official application, many different workouts for every taste, it is very convenient as a personal trainer, it shows all heart rate zones depending on your training goal and health status, you know when to speed up and when to slow down , a very comfortable strap does not fall off when running, I have not tried swimming yet, although I plunged into the water with it, everything is fine the…

I came to buy a chest strap for harmins because mine broke down before half a year. I thought about buying another harmine, because with a friend they tried to connect it to H10 from Polar, but they couldn’t. I was asked to take H10. I said that it will not connect because I already tried it. To which I was prompted to try to do it again. And they connected. The next day I put it to the test in roller ski training. With H10 it is much better and more convenient to train. And if Garmin's before…

Acquired for long enough wear, in a dream, to measure the variability, and not just to use during short sports activities. Disappointed completely. In those support devices stated in plain text that "Polar equipment is hygienically certified. Why wear at night? Perhaps you have an allergy? And you know, yes, I'm really allergic, allergic to stupidity. Immediately begins irritation under the boobs. It’s a pity that I noticed this late, I didn’t want to return it at first, and I didn’t attach…

I took it to train on the pulse. Measures everything perfectly, no complaints, but without a phone or watch, the use is reduced to zero. The polar app only notifies you of the average heart rate per kilometer, which is not always convenient, so you have to hold the phone in your hand, and, as a result, buy a watch. Pros below: It measures the pulse as accurately as possible, does not fall down during training. With its cons. Belt for chest circumference 74 cm, it is better to take xs-s, in…

In general, the impressions are positive. Accurately counts the pulse, keeps a diary. Of the minuses, the software could be noticeably better, the functionality could be richer. Not an old bracelet yet, but many fitness watches can do more. True, of course, they have a main problem with measuring the pulse and some workouts. Is it not convenient to do the bench press here. In general, the thing is more good than bad. But think a few times before you buy how much you need all this. It is…

Its pros: + Reference accuracy. + Almost weightless, nothing presses. + I have been using it for more than a year 3 times a week, the battery still holds. + The Polar Flow app on iPhone works perfectly, never lost connection. + The price does not increase. A year ago I bought for 7741, now the price is about the same 7800. Its cons: - The Polar Flow app for Android is stupid. Authorization flies, once a month it loses connection right during a workout. If the application is minimized, it also l

I have used POLAR products in the past and was mostly satisfied, so I bought the H10 heart rate sensor in June 2018 without hesitation. It worked fine at first, but after a week or two I noticed it wasn't sending a signal. I checked the battery and found that the battery is fine. I also found that the battery check got the H10 working again! (Okay great). Over the next few weeks I had to repeat this exercise (remove battery, replace battery) from time to time to get a signal from the H10. This…

I had an experience like many others. My H10 has worked flawlessly for six weeks. I kept a close eye on the app's battery level and it stayed at 100% until one day it crashed and gave a low battery warning. I changed the battery right before my next workout and everything was fine until I got another low battery warning during a workout. The battery was discharged from 100% in less than 2 hours. I assumed it must be a bad battery, I bought another brand (like OEM, Energizer), same thing…

Have been using polar sensors for many years. I have switched from models with fixed batteries to models with removable batteries. However, I was not enthusiastic about the sensitivity of the replaceable battery straps. My old Polar bracelet was worn out. In fact, the rubber clasps that hold the sensor clips in place have decayed. The rubber bushings cracked and started to peel off. I wash the strap after each use, rinse, hang dry and remove the sensor. This seems to be the key to long battery…