Grit X

Polar Grit X Pro: 4 years, daily use. The sensor started to get unreliable, the screen got dimmer, some buttons started to stick... It was just time to retire the watch.

I had a Polar Grit X that lasted 4,5 years. (well the touch screen gave up a bit earlier, and also the buttons were getting difficult to use). (at the time I bought it, it was 430 euros)

Maybeeeeee Polar Grit x2 (basic or pro variant), and it's a maybe because while the watch itself is fine IMO, the software behind it is kinda clunky and outdated, but you can find a used one for like 200 euro in good condition. Personally I only really like Polar because its a European company and I

Had the same thing with my Suunto 9. It occurred more often after that and then the battery died. I also had the same on my Polar Grit X. But there it turned out a button was a little stuck.

I had problems with my Polar Pacer Pro – the magnets that hold the charger fell out of the watch. Shortly after that, the watch stopped charging completely and ended up in the bin. Later I bought a Polar Grit X2 Pro. After four months, it also stopped charging. Polar repaired it for me, but a month

I recently bought the Fenix 7 pro SS titanium for $500 usd (roughly the same price you're seeing). I upgraded from a dying polar grit x pro. I figured I'd keep the watch for 4-5 years before it dies or I want to replace it. I could justify $100-$120 a year for a fitness watch to track my activities,

I had a Polar Grit X that lasted 4,5 years. (well the touch screen gave up a bit earlier, and also the buttons were getting difficult to use).

Después de ser un usuario y defensor a ultranza de Polar durante más de 10 años, y tras la rotura de mi Polar Grit X Pro con tan 3 años (aún funcionan mi A300, M400, etc.), adquirí el Vantage M3, y de los 5 meses que llevo, ya es la tercera vez que lo mando al servicio técnico por reincios constante