We review the new Polar Loop to see how it stacks up against the other new activity trackers released in 2014 The Polar Loop is the latest in a series of activity trackers designed to be worn all day on your wrist, following on from the success of Nike’s Nike+ FuelBand. It gets closer than most to mimicking ...
Bottom line The Polar FT60 is accurate, feature packed and reasonably priced. It keeps tabs on your progress and gives you the motivation to stay on track., however, it lacks a chronograph function -- a must for interval training and a feature available on some competing heart rate monitors, such as the Timex Ironman ...
I’ve been using some form of activity tracker for a few years now. For a while I had a Fitbit (which went missing in Florida a few years ago), but my go-to device for the past year or so has been the Garmin Vivofit. For the most part I really like the Vivofit – solid battery life and tracking accuracy, smallish ...
The Mio Alpha unit may represent the longest I’ve ever actually tested something before writing a review. I initially got the chance to use a unit back in July for a quick test run as they were in the midst of their Kickstarter campaign. Then in September, I received some early prototype units to try out. Finally, ...
MIO Link Design If you've ever worn a classic chest strap HRM, you know the only benefit of its design is being able to thump that hard lump of plastic at your breastbone and pretend you're Tony Stark. You have to wear them quite snug, and they don't give you any information about your heart rate in the moment. ...
Wrist-mounted heart rate monitor that can read ANT+ devices and send data to your smartphone via Bluetooth. The Mio Velo measures your heart rate from your wrist and sends it to other devices via both Bluetooth Smart 4.0 and ANT+. It can also take data from other ANT+ devices – a speed and cadence sensor, for ...
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