Grit X2 Pro

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

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

The firmware update has crashed my Polar Grit X2 Pro: the watch keeps rebooting. I have opened a ticket at Polar’s support and I am waiting for their feedback…

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

I’ve had a Polar Grit X2 Pro Titan for 14-months, and it’s about to turn into a brick. I’ve had a handful of incidents where it rebooted in the middle of a workout, but again, relatively rare events (albeit frustrating when you’re well into a long workout session given you lose all of the data). Ove

Bad translation 😡 Polar Grit X2 Watch

And why would anyone in the US buy from Polar when they are the only ones passing this on to customers? Why would anyone buy a GritX (of any flavor) in the US when it costs so much more than anywhere else in the world? Particularly when it seems like everyone Polar is competing against is still sell