Grit X2 Pro

In my opinion, you made the right call. Other companies tempt people with lots of unnecessary options. I think Coros is one of the few that isn’t going in the wrong direction, but it’s a brand aimed more at runners. It’s cool, but I miss some of the Polar features. A few years ago, I owned the Polar

Wow. I havent seen so much gnashing of teeth over something so small since watching the Millenium Falcon barely escaped the mouth of the space slug in Empire Strikes Back. :) I started with Polar in the 80's as a national team athlete, and have been with them more on than off since then. Much like S

Since you are coming from Whoop, I would wait until the new screen less Polar launches in September since it’s suspected to be a consumer version of the Polar 360. This would be closest to your Whoop experience. A Verity Sense is an HRM like the H10 and won’t track daily activity or all day heart ra

I have expirience with garmin fenix 6, with apple ultra 2. And now I’m tested fenix 7 pro and 8, polar grit x2 and apple ultra 3. I would say Apple is god tier (espesially if you have apple ecosystem). All works good, all on top level. But not fit me good in a matter that I do a lot of hiking and ba

I moved from the Garmin Forerunner 735xt, which was introduced to the market in 2015 or 2016 to Polar Grit X2, and to be honest, sometimes I feel I downgraded. Of course, my Polar is much better in terms of hardware, but the watch's firmware and especially the mobile app are sometimes giving beta ve

Two weeks ago, I bought Polar Grit X2 Copper. I upgraded from V800, which I bought used in January. In the last year, I bought H10 (HRM) and Stride Sensor. I considered different brands: Polar, Garmin, Coros, Amazfit, and Suunto. I researched information about their watches, read their subs, and tri

Hah, yeah every sportwatch company has pros and cons, so there is no "correct" answer :) But if I can have my two cents here. First of all I have used all of them, except Coros. I have had sportwatches since 2002, and I worked with polar and suunto in the past. But, I went from polar grit x pro -> s

Honestly, for 100$ more, it is still nothing compared to the competition it is aiming for, like the Garmin Fenix 8/8 Pro between 1000$ and 2300$ USD, The Forerunner 970, and even the 570, the Polar Grit X2, and to a lesser extent, the Huawei Watch Ultimate. It still majorly undercuts the proposition

Aggree. Garmin offers for almost every function an own watch series. If you try to choose your perfect fitting watch wich offers exactly the functions you need, you'll have to investigate hundreds of hours on Garmin's website. Often ending up with one of the expensiv top models. It seems that Polar

There haven't been any update to the firmware since august 2022. But im not sure it needs any. Personally im not experience bugs, restarts or anything else. Sync works great.If anything I really want to see polar doing more with Polar Flow, but I guess most users will benefit from that and not only