Loop

I’ve been a Polar user for 12 years and I have no intention of switching to something else. The hardware’s good and I enjoy the fact that the product has so little bloat outside actual sports tracking. But my god, I don’t understand what the folks at the company are doing all day long. They release

You should read how polar measures activities. It is not wrong, but different to other systems. https://support.polar.com/en/support/the_what_and_how_of_polar_24_7_activity_tracking Here is the loop manual, also worth to read: https://support.polar.com/e_manuals/polar-loop/polar-loop-user-manual-english/manua

As much as I think that Polar software is sometimes buggy, I went back to them after using Apple Watch and Garmin. I do not need a smartwatch, only decent training devices. Also, oddly enough my experience with the new Loop is very positive, I had read many negative reviews and instead it’s working

So you swap from what model ? I just swap a month ago form Polar Pacer Pro to V3 and I got the same questions as you… but I think it next model will be next year, my guess is the are targeting different segments right now with loop and street X. My takes on the swap. I’m happy overall but it’s not d

I got my Polar Loop 4 days ago, wearing it all day since then. And i really like it. I tried a couple of cheap bands - but the result was always the same - bad sleep tracking (it was ALWAYS wrong), HR check every 30 minutes (what do people expect from measuring heart rate only every 30 minutes?) and

Read the manual, see if it what it can do and if it will fit into your lifestyle. I paid a lot more for mine in Canada but I don’t regret my choice. Reading the manual will give more information and allow you to make a more informed decision as you are the only one that will know if it’s the right f

It really depends on what you want a Polar Loop for. Polar Loop is great at tracking your health stats and sleep. If I’m doing an indoor workout I like to start it on my phone so I can see my HR zones better than on my Garmin watch. I used to do that with my H10 and Polar Beat. I find the Polar Loop

I was a Whoop user for a couple of years, but could no longer justify the subscription cost and moved to Amazfit's Helio Strap at the end of last year - although I have just pre ordered the Fitbit Air because everything else in my life is Google, I have the AI One subscription so get Fitbit Premium

Whoop has better Sensors and offers more analytics and better tracking for what Sport your doing. But the basic activity and sleep tracking the polar loop has is enough and really dislike the subscription model that whoop uses.

Depends what you're searching for. Polar Loop is better in HR accuracy than Whoop 4.0 and Helio Strap when worn on the bicep. It's a dumpster fire like the others when worn on a small wrist like mine. Sleep tracking is good. Activity tracking works and has a daily goal with three options to choose f