Loop

Depends on time because google have pre orders and only releasing on 26 and at same time all reviews come out with comparison cause they are all embargoed till then on review words and comparisons according with DC Rainmaker So if Garmin announce during that week people might hold but if not or if t

Workout auto detection on the Apple Watch operates on movement patterns, not heart rate spikes. The watch looks for a specific, consistent motion sustained for a certain period of time, on the Apple Watch 11 it’s roughly ten minutes, before it triggers an automatic workout notification but it also t

the first time I wore the Polar loop to sleep, I woke up and it had recorded that I took 54,000 steps in the middle of the night. It added these steps to my apple health app too which completely throws off my average step count for the year.

This is a very good point. The thing is, I have watched tons of comparisons, and the Polar Loop always showed the least accurate data, even when the H10 was the reference device used, so there seems to be a clear trend there. Interestingly, some watches with the same Precision Prime sensor seem to d

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

Polar previous watch sensors were not good only theirs straps are good so it was bad to start with Recent Google sensors proved to be really accurate even on wrist so it's totally different starting point to polar loop

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

Yeah either the Polar app sucks at sleep... and other stats or certain devices. I had a really bad sleep a little while ago and my Loop said I got around 8 hours when I probably got 3-4 hours and my Apple Watch said I got 3:30h

Inaccurate for what? For sleep hacking? Then it's very innacurate. For knowing when you went to sleep and woke up (if you don't know that) it pretty good. My observation is that the more "normal" your sleep the more accurate Polar Sleep tracking is. But if your sleep patterns, routines are random so