Mio LINK Heart Rate Monitor - Electric Special Edition
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- Connect to your favorite fitness apps and sport devices with Bluetooth Smart (4.0) and ANT+ wireless, and send heart rate data to smartphones, bike computers and GPS devices
- Includes USB charger with magnetic alignment; fully charged battery provides up to 10 hrs. of use
- In extensive testing against top heart rate chest straps, Mio LINK consistently performed with 99% EKG accuracy, even while running and cycling at speeds of up to 14.4 MPH
- 5 customizable heart rate zones; LED lights tell you which zone you’re in, so you can stay on track with your training goals
- Soft silicone and a formfitting design make the lightweight Mio LINK comfortable to wear on your wrist, even during the most rigorous workouts
- 1 button start / stop and Sync activation keeps you moving fast and efficiently
- The Mio LINK Heart Rate Monitor fits a wide range of wrist sizes and is easy to put on and take off; no need for an uncomfortable chest strap
- Water-resistant to 30m
Imported.
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Fits wrists circumference:
- S/M: 4.8 - 6.9 in.
- L/XL: 5.9 - 8.2 in.
| Best use | Cycling, Running, Fitness |
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| Tracks calories burned | Yes |
| HRM included/integrated | Yes |
| Heart rate sensor type | Optical, Strapless |
| Average heart rate | Yes |
| Heart rate target zone(s) | Yes |
| Water-resistant depth | 30 meters |
| Battery type | Lithium polymer |
| Average battery life | 6 hours |
| Data exchange | ANT+, Bluetooth |
| Gender | Unisex / Unisex |
(314 reviews)
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Sep 23, 2015Ideal for female, No more chest strap !
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Sep 15, 2015Love the strap. Need a new clasp!Hi guys I love the product. So much better than the garmin chest strap. Sadly though, the clasp broke 2 weeks in. How do I get a replacement? Thanks
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Sep 9, 2015Problem with the conectionI used the Mio Link few times since I received it, and everytime the conection with the app got lost. At the end of the exercise only few minutes were recorded. My iphone was not far from th...
Read More I used the Mio Link few times since I received it, and everytime the conection with the app got lost. At the end of the exercise only few minutes were recorded. My iphone was not far from the device, so I don't know how I am having this problem. I will try few more days, but If it does not get better, I will ask for my monwy back.
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Aug 29, 2015Good HRM. Works with StravaHad to wear with the sensor inside the wrist - the sensor does not seem to work with the wrist hair :-)
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Aug 29, 2015Bye bye chest strap.I bought this Mio strap a few weeks ago and works very well with my Garmin Fenix 3 without a hitch I used to get abrasions from the chest strap. Mio is accurate and easy to use
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Aug 26, 2015Love this HRM!I love this heart rate monitor. It's easy to put on and just from a glance I can tell what zone I'm in based on the color. Charging it is easy as it fits into any USB device, but you'll want...
Read More I love this heart rate monitor. It's easy to put on and just from a glance I can tell what zone I'm in based on the color. Charging it is easy as it fits into any USB device, but you'll want to make sure to charge it after each use. I've found that the battery life does not last very long. It works on most of my weekday workouts (approximately 2 hours), but any workout that is 5+ hours, it will eventually die. It doesn't matter to me though, I love the comfort of having a heart rate monitor on my wrist versus the chest strap. It pairs with my Garmin Edge 810 and my phone (Samsung Galaxy S6). On rare occasions, the heart rate monitor won't provide accurate results (i.e. I know I'm near my max but the monitor says I'm 30 beats below it), but I ignore it and it eventually goes back to normal.
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Aug 23, 2015Signal drops out...Sometimes it works really well, other times the signal constantly drops out, showing periods of zero heart rate, which I wave to assume seriously messes with the accuracy of an average heart...
Read More Sometimes it works really well, other times the signal constantly drops out, showing periods of zero heart rate, which I wave to assume seriously messes with the accuracy of an average heart rate... and I can't figure out what is causing it. I use it for the same work outs, in the same places, and sometimes the little chart showing your heart rate tracks perfectly, other times it has drop outs every few minutes. I wear it in the same place on my arm, same tightness... I don't understand the inconsistency. When it does work, however, it is an excellent metric for effort... The heart rate zones are easy to customize, I like the app, it syncs well with my map your run app and my vivosmart...
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Aug 23, 2015MIO Link OK, charger not so muchHappy to ditch the chaffing strap. MIO Link is ok though the blinking lights are of little use for real time feedback. Despite meticulous cleaning, the charger contacts corroded to the point...
Read More Happy to ditch the chaffing strap. MIO Link is ok though the blinking lights are of little use for real time feedback. Despite meticulous cleaning, the charger contacts corroded to the point that they are useless. Must be a different material than the contacts on the MIO itself since those are fine. Now have to spend another 15 bucks plus shipping to replace it (or throw out the dead MIO and go back to the strap).
Originally posted on mioglobal.com
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Read More As a female and already wearing a sports bra, we don't need even more stuff to have around our chest area. The wrist monitor is ideal, you really don't even notice it. Definitely the way to go for the girls in my opinion.