Pacer Pro

So Polar Loop is a smart wrist band but without a screen. If you want a sport watch then Polar Pacer Pro. I don't really get what you mean a smart wrist with a screen

Main reasons why I chose Polar: • ⁠Accuracy: H10 is the “gold standard” HR wearable • ⁠Science-base: I love that they have published white papers for all their features • ⁠Privacy: including data storage in EU • ⁠Running training support: H10 + Pacer Pro + Flow give me basically everything I need to

Polar usually has two devices in every product category. Think GritX and Grit X Pro, Vantage V and M, Pacer and Pacer Pro, Ignite and Unite, H10 and H9, OH1+ and Verity Sense, V800 and M400, etc. Polar has said this is a new category, so unless the Loop is a flop, which I doubt, I expect we might se

Polar pacer pro is really good for its price, just a little dated. For me Polar makes the best watches

I bought my Pacer Pro for ~170 GBP last Black Friday sale (on Polar UK website). Last I checked on Amazon UK, it has been generally around that price for a long time. I think it makes no sense to pay ~300 GBP for it…

Long-time Apple Watch user here; got an H10 ~1 year ago and a Pacer Pro recently. (Apple Watch is great, but also quite expensive.) Main reasons why I chose Polar: Accuracy: H10 is the “gold standard” HR wearable Science-base: I love that they have published white papers for all their features Priva

Die Polar Pacer (pro) ist ne gute Uhr und bei Amazon oder ähnlichen für einen vernünftigen Preis zu haben ist. Bin aber auch tendenziell ein Polar Fan.

Do you need to be able to connect a cycling power meter to your Polar watch? The Vantage V3, M3 and Grit X2 (Pro and regular models) , and Pacer series can do this. The Ignite series cannot. Note that not all power meters are compatible. https://support.polar.com/ca-en/which-third-party-sensors-are-

You need to track hr for getting anything close to accurate calories. Strava is alright for distance I suppose, but maybe invest in some sportwatch to track it. Im using polar pacer pro, but I think you can get decent watch to track hr and distance for cheaper.

Polar Pacer, Polar Pacer Pro and so on, increasing in price. All measure heart rate equally well, and the features are quite similar. The more expensive models include additional capabilities that most users likely don't need.