Ignite 3

Polar is considered among the better of mediocre bunch when it comes to sleep tracking and the recovery tools (orthostatic test, leg recovery test, nightly recharge) are state-of-the-art. Definitely better than Suunto and I'd wager better than Garmin as well (though there are more recovery-related f

I own a Polar Ignite 3 Titanium too, and yes, it’s designed exactly for what you described. I wear it day and night - it’s lightweight so it’s barely noticeable while sleeping. The M3 and the X2 are newer models with maps and navigation, so it may be worth the price.

Hello, My wife uses Ignite 2, and the 2nd device goes wrong nowadays. After about 2 years, the first one faced the known swipe problem, where swiping sideway wasn't registered. The button worked, but couldn't change datascreen. Polar changed it in warranty. Now, after about 2 years usage, the 2nd de

To be clear, I don't dislike Polar and I think much of my criticism comes from wanting them to do well as I really enjoyed their products when they introduced the VV1 on up to the Pacer series. I simply feel their product line has suffered since they released the Ignite 3, lacking any real value in

polar ignite 3:selle suositus! hinta on kyl melko tyyris (~220€), mutta aivan mahtava hinta/laatusuhde. laajasti unen ja treenien seurantaa, tosta stressitasojen seuraamisesta en kyl osaa sanoa mitään.. kevyt, tyylikäs ja tosi käytännöllinen kello

Had Garmin FR 45, 245, 255 & 165 and while the fitness monitoring was excellent the sleep tracking was pretty bad. Love sleep tracking on my Polar Ignite 3 and also its monitoring of activities. However, the Polar Flow app and website are outdated. All the information is on one or the other but the

Polar does not support rep counting. For strength training there is only stop-start guide which optimises rest time between sets. Also no stress monitoring (besides nightly recharge which tells how recovered your body is, here Polar is state of the art) Polar excels in sleep and recovery, if you cho

This. Polar has great sleep and recovery but the only strength training feature is the stop-start guide which optimizes the rest period between sets, Garmin has more offerings here (how useful, don't know). From Polar offerings Ignite 3 has most everything you will need. Maybe tests offered by V3 co

I have ignite 3 and I love it! If I was rich, I would maybe get Vantage M3. Polar is nice and simple. I have tested (a bit) Garmin and Polar with wrist HR, they are pretty similar. Polar maybe doesn't take the highest point HR on intervals, but average HR was same as Garmin.

With the Polar Ignite 3, the green light never turns off when I put it on a table for night. It's a pity, because it consumes battery for nothing.