Polar M200 GPS Heart Rate Monitor Watch
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Made especially for runners, the waterproof Polar M200 GPS heart rate monitor watch features wrist-based heart rate monitoring, integrated GPS and 24-7 activity tracking.
Shop similar products- Optical heart rate technology ensures an accurate heart rate reading without a chest strap
- Integrated GPS tracks speed, distance and route
- Rechargeable battery offers up to 7 hrs. of training time with GPS, up to 6 hrs. with GPS + optical heart rate, and up to 20 days in time mode with daily activity
- Utilize Polar's Running Program to develop a personal and adaptive training plan for your next event
- 24/7 monitoring tracks your daily activity, including steps, calories and sleep with guidance to help you reach your activity goals
- Vibrating smart notifications alert you of incoming calls and messages, and also sends vibration alerts during training and periods of inactivity
- Connect via Bluetooth Smart to Polar's free online Flow mobile application and web service
- Compatible with popular 3rd party services like Strava, MapMyRun, Training Peaks and Nike+ Running
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View all Polar GPS Sports Watches| Best Use | Running |
|---|---|
| Average Battery Life | 7 hours |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Display Size | 0.75 inches |
| Illumination | Backlight |
| Altimeter | Satellite-based |
| GPS/Satellite Detectable | Yes |
| HRM Included/Integrated | Yes |
| Heart Rate Sensor Type | Wrist-based |
| Average Heart Rate | Yes |
| Heart Rate Target Zone(s) | Yes |
| Tracks Steps | Yes |
| Pedometer Type | Digital 3-axis Accelerometer |
| Tracks Calories Burned | Yes |
| Water-Resistant Depth | 30 meters |
| Sleep Tracking | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Time Display | Yes |
| Smart Device Notifications | Yes |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Difficult to use
I bought this watch for my wife since it had an accurate HR monitor. The problem is that you cannot just start a run and have the HR monitor work. Each time you want to use it you have to go into the app set-up the work out individually with time, HR limits, ect. It is very cumbersome to use. If there was a way to just put the watch on and run with the HR limit function working she would keep the watch. If you are looking for a HR monitor watch to just put on an go for without having to plan the entire workout, hike, bike ahead of time the Garmin platform is more user friendly.
Great battery life
The Polar suits me. I had a versa and I swam with it in a lake and it died after that. This monitor I take off while I swim as it says it is waterproof, but maybe not the best for tracking swimming. So I just enter my swims on the app. I don't time myself when I hike, etc.. At 57 my knees can't take running anymore, but it seems like it would be good for that. The versa I was constantly obsessing and spending too much time looking at my stats. This watch, it keys me for my goals, and then I can plug into my computer and look at my results when convenient. The battery life because I don't time myself is over 5 days. It has more functions that I don't take advantage of.
Great Watch Great Price!
I really love my Polar M200! I went for the M200 because I was looking for something that was simple, had gps, and didnt break the bank. It looks sleek, works exactly how I needed and seems to be accurate enough to keep me informed about my HR, I dont need (and I dont think most people need) perfect beat accuracy. When I test by counting my pulse and what the watch says, it always seems to be within at least 1-4 bpm. With that being said, I am a big cyclist and have noticed that sometimes it takes a minute to catch up to where my HR is on big climbs or fast sprints so I guess I just recommend keeping that in mind. I wear the watch for probably 90 -100 percent of my day and it is always comfortable, I usually wear it pretty loose while I am not in "Training" mode, but even when it is tight it feels fine and doesnt get in the way. My previous activity watch did not have a back light so when I was outside it was pretty much a waste, so its nice having a back light on the M200. It was very easy to sink up with Strava and is nice to sync my activities from my watch rather than wasting my phone battery. The feedback you get from workouts and daily activity is insightful and always interesting to check out at the end of the day. I do several 3+ hour bike rides a week and the battery life seems to be fairly short for what I need and I usually end up getting a low battery warning. However, the watch has its own USB so it is easy to charge at home, work etc., Overall for the price and features its a great watch and in my opinion one of the better ones on the market! Especially for its price.
your personal infromation not safe
You can not use this device unless you create an account with Polar and agree to let Polar share all your personal information both inside and outside your country.
insufficient warranty on battery
The watch has a 2 year warranty, but the battery only has a 6 month warranty. The battery is not replaceable. The entire watch must be replaced when the battery goes out. My battery went out after about 1 year.
Just what I needed
I run high school cross country and watches are a must for all of our runners. This watch is affordable andis accurate in terms of heart rate, pace, and GPS. It looks cool and is very light so you don't notice it while running. You can detach it from the wrist band making it very easy to clean as it is waterproof. Receiving notifications on it is also a cool plus.
Faulty battery maybe?
After being on charge for 24 hours it would not power on, just a faded folder icon that would flash briefly when press the button. Returned for full refund..
Polar Privacy
I echo the other review about polar privacy. Long time user of another model watch. Just removed my account.