Helio Strap

Hey guys,

Like many of you, I couldn’t find a decent-looking band for the Helio Strap. It’s a great device for the price ( good software, solid tracking) but let’s be honest, the design isn’t exactly "fashion-friendly"...

So I decided to make my own adapter inspired by the Polar Loop design. It

Jotted down some takeaways:

Compared to Oura Resting HR: pretty much the same HRV: similar Temperature: don’t really trust either Sleep score: largely the same Recovery score (Oura readiness): slightly different but measuring different things

Whoop heart rate tracking (bicep band) vs chest str

No, I’m not wearing them all on my right wrist, but I had to for the pic.

Long story short, a couple of months ago I got my hands on a Polar 360. This was before Polar announced their September release and before the Helio Strap was revealed. I’m a software engineer, and since Polar open-sourced th

... at least according to the initial findings of The Quantified Scientist:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz4YLr_-Qf0

This video is "members first" for now, but he is currently re-testing the Helio Strap due to the "special edition" being send to him, which features a different band.

He

Got the amazfit helio strap from US and it seems to be totally worth it. The sensors are very accurate and it even has a temp sensor. It figures out what part of body you’ve trained ( i was super impressed when i saw the workout report ) and the sleep tracking has been okay so far. Will be testing

I tested both devices for 9 days and will compare their performance across different categories. Below, I’ll rank them in order of personal importance. More detailed data can be found here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/amazfit/Helio_vs_Loop](https://www.reddit.com/r/amazfit/comments/1nf9ofb/helios_stra

Wore both my polar h10 and the helio strap(worn on bicep) when doing my vo2 intervals today and was pretty impressed by how well it tracked.

I received both trackers today and will compare the data over the next days. First impression: Polar Loop looks way better and has a smaller fit. Comfort is similar, but Helio is maybe a bit more comfortable (more elastic).

I’ve been using the Pebble 2 Duo for a few weeks now and wanted to share some thoughts.

My priorities for a smartwatch are: long battery life, fun aesthetic, notifications and calendar access, weather info, sunrise/sunset and moon phase data, waterproofing, and automatic time zone/DST adjustment. I

Been using the Helio Strap for about a month and a half now, so here’s some updated thoughts. For context, I’m comparing it against my Garmin Instinct 3. I’ll admit — I was a little bummed it still uses the older HR sensor, but honestly, I bought it anyway because it looks so much like a G-Shock (an