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Heart Rate Monitors
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F45 LionHeart
Latest review: Terrible. Doesn’t work. Reports used to come on a timely matter. Now I’d be lucky to get them next day. Many times it registers and shows activity at the studio, but they are unable to capture the
Aussie Fit Pulse QT Pedometer
Latest review: I brought this device after much researching of fitness trackers/pedometers, and reading a review on here. I wanted something that was correct in distances and steps after 2 failed cheaper belt clip
Suunto Quest
Latest review: Perfect for monitoring your heart rate and fitness to make sure you don't go too hard but always exercise enough to meet your goals. The data from Movescount is brilliant once it wirelessly syncs.
Scosche Rhythm+ RTHM1.9
Latest review: Using Rhythm+ with a Samsung Note5 and S Health, phone standing up on a near by bench - is a perfect combination. Everything runs smooth and Rhythm+ provides super responsive feedback (better than
Polar F11
Latest review: This is a great product for those wanting to track fitness progress and be accountable to a custom training program. It has is durable yet comfortable. A good all-round multi-sport HR Monitor. Great
Beurer Mobile ECG Device ME80
Latest review: Thanks to Beurer team for such a practical device. It is very practical because patient can "monitor himself" to a certain extent that his doctor is not able to do so. To explain that, I have to say
Outdoor Fitness Tool
Latest review: well as i said before although it is quite simple,it's features that it does indeed possess,are very worthwhile and convincing for any buyer,interested in their fitness.i think in a way,to a certain
Crane (Aldi) Pulse Watch and Pedometer
Latest review: For me anyway this is just too hard to set up. The user instructions are difficult to follow made worse by minute printing. Yes there is available a website with a .pdf of this user guide. All
Polar F7
Latest review: i am on my 3rd polar watch, no more, they are unreliable, drop out, keep turning itself off and i need to reenter settings etc, and the batteries are vey expensive, there has to be a better product
Polar FT7
Latest review: I love the watch, esp the FT7, eventually have few of them both male and female. a funnily after a few years both wristband snapped. when looking for replacement, Polar don't make them. The
Polar FS3c
Latest review: This is close to the entry level Heart Rate monitor so you only get the basic functionality. It is reliable, works really well and is easy to operate once you have set up the presets. The automatic
NordicTrack Watch
Latest review: Does it all.... calculates calories burnt and monitors heart rate plus time and date. This can be worn as a day to day wrist watch but.. only seems to give heartrate when you depress button for a few
Polar H10
Latest review: I have had the H10 for over 2 months now and run over 110km with it and it’s a great product. I love that there is no charging and you don’t even have to take your phone to pair with the Polar app or
Polar CS200 / CS200cad
Latest review: The actual product is fine but it doesn't work with your bike lights on. It appears that as it is analogue the lights interfere with it. The response from Polar is that with the "low end" products
Polar FT4
Latest review: I have had mine for 2 yrs now and the strap has never come undone. And I train hard. X Very strange. I sit it right under my bust and have never had any issues. Thats such a
Garmin Swim Watch
Latest review: On its second use in the pool, water got in, and it fell apart when I took it off at home.
Polar FS1
Latest review: When I began running in 2009 I was given this watch as a gift. I used it to monitor my heart rate and keep in "the zone" as I ran. The watch worked well and provided the information. It was
Suunto M2
Latest review: I use it as a basic watch, that's it. I like the simple design and it's on point when you want to know the time, very visible digits. It's not luminous so it's useless in the dark. After a year and a
Timex Ironman Target Trainer
Latest review: I agree with the other comment here that the strap was an issue. In fact it is a major issue if you are not careful, as the band is connected to the back of the plate of the watch, and so replacing a
Polar CS300
Latest review: I've had 2 Polar units in the last 4.5 years & both have failed me after about 12 months. False & ridiculously high heart rate indications or no heart rate at all. Used in the same location & under
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