Pacer Pro

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've had mine for something like, I don't know, 10 years? I've had Polar watches and straps from the year 2001 and the H10 is simply a solid workhorse with easy battery replacement and long battery life. Reliable data, simple use. Zero issues. I use it with my Pacer Pro (previously Vantage M, M430 a

No running watch is perfect, and it matters what is most important to you and what conditions you use it in. I used to have the M430 for ages and more recently got the Pacer Pro, which has in the meanwhile aged a bit but I am quite happy with it for what I am doing (running mostly). I cannot comment

Moin, die Polar Pacer Pro iss noch mit MIP Display. Ohne Touch ist ansonsten nicht ganz trivial. Ob die Musik onboard hat weiß ich allerdings nicht. Was konkret ist dein Preisrahmen? Wie lang ist eine "lange Akkulaufzeit"? Hier rennt eine SunntoRace2 mit, bei 3-5h GPS-Training pro Woche hält der Akk

My Pacer Pro died in November and I've been using a Forerunner 265 until I'm ready to drop the cash on a new Polar. Garmin has a TON of data and almost none of it is necessary or useful. The Connect interface is just cluttered with data for the sake of data. The thing I love most about Polar is the

Coros has a track mode (if you plan on running on a track) and you can define custom pace-ranges for your intervals (which you can't do with Polar). Interval trainings are also properly synchronized with third party platforms like strava or runalyze (Polars "phases" do not sync, unfortunately). Pola

Garmin is definitely not the only one with MIP watches currently for sale. Suunto has a couple(Suunto Vertical, Suunto 9 Peak Pro), both claiming well over 2 weeks of battery lifePolar has the Pacer (Pro)Coros has the Nomad, the Apex 2/2 Pro or the Vertix 2s, all also claiming very solid battery lif

Si te quedas entre 200 y 350 € y quieres una natación precisa + cardio fiable con tu banda Polar H10, las tres opciones más sólidas son: Garmin Forerunner 255 (alrededor de 200-230 €) • Se conecta vía ANT+ o Bluetooth al H10. • Perfiles de natación en piscina y aguas abiertas, carga de entrenamiento

You write well, but I feel like you're under-representing the good stuff. To add my two cents about your criticism: - I find the Suunto app well made, easy to understand and plenty informative. I come from Polar and have to say that I haven't missed the web-interface - I haven't experienced any bugs

I love my pacer pro + h10 combo for everything so far, only thing I will wish for is an update with the orthostatic test and maybe a new model of polar pacer pro with a bigger battery and a extra storage + memory for longer sessions.