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Hmm ik wordt er niet heel enthousiast van. Het klinkt leuk omdat je meer bij je gevoel zou blijven maar daar gaat het nu juist mis want hardlopen enkel op 1 variabele (hartslag) is nou juist niet lopen op gevoel, en zelf leren inzien (dat duurt ff) dat je hartslag de ene keer hoger is en de andere k

Street X, as usual everyone knows before they announce and if it’s like Polar Loop will be another disappointment under a lot of marketing and teasing

My Loop decided not to record any sleep data ast night. It did record the lowest and highest heart rate during the sleeping but no sleep , nightly recharge or boost from sleep data at all. In the last two days it would record about half an hour additional sleep data after I was already up and not ev

This is not the end of all updates; rather, they will be limited to minor updates. Polar has been operating according to a certain pattern for several years. Take the Polar Loop, for example. Many people thought it would be a wristband with a new polar elixir sensor, refined and released with new fe

To me, the Polar brand was the gold standard of accuracy, but I have felt that the Loop (when worn on the wrist) lacked accuracy compared to my Apple Watch. Plus, I got used to haptic alarms, which the Loop is lacking. I went back to the watch. I then started experimenting with biceps bands and conf

Yeah I was a whoop member for like 8 months and I canceled the subscription beacuse after loke 6 months I already learnt those habits and insights, so all I needed to do is tracking, and that much money for a tracking device was just stupid. I also considered Polar Loop, but I'm a swimmer and I want

To be happy with the Polar Loop, you’ve got to keep your expectations modest when it comes to functionality, reliability, and sometimes accuracy. It’s pretty clear Polar wasn’t trying to innovate here, but instead aimed to provide a screenless device for less demanding users who are fine with basic,

I rarely write posts like this, but this one deserves it. This is my honest review 6 months after buying it (yes, i was one of the guys trusting Polar with this new product straightaway). I bought the Polar Loop thinking I’d get a simple, minimal, screen-free tracker. What I got instead is a frustra

The actual calories should be somewhere in between the two values. Generally speaking, Garmin tends to understimate while Polar trends to overestimate but I would say it is likely closer to Garmin than Polar considering that calorie counting also depends on heart rate accuracy and the heart rate mon

Don't think they sent them to any bigger names in advance, but please correct me if I'm wrong isn't it basically an all plastic M3 except last gen sensor, no maps, no ECG, no o2? Not sure what's really to review if I'm honest. It's a decent price point for the features, love the flashlight finally,