Pacer Pro

Pacer Pro about 4 years old, what did you expect? Everyone complains about PolarFlow. The watch won't make you a better runner( if thats what you do)

Hopefully I’m unbiased but here’s my take. I agree, the Flow app is pretty terrible. There are people that defend it and say it gives them what they need (sure, I get that) but its UI/UX is unacceptable for 2026 imo. Having said that, this has been an issue for a very long time. Meaning you’re buyin

My Pacer Pro is working OK-ish, but I'm getting the "could not sync. try again" warning message all the time in the Polar Flow app. While following the troubleshooting steps, I didn't manage to solve it, but now my H10 cannot pair with my watch -_-So I don't blame you.

For years I was reading proud Polar users saying „at least they don't put features behind a paywall“ as advantage this brand has against some others. Now it's gone. Thankfully they didn't put anything from current features behind a paywall so I should not complain for now, but it sure leaves a bitte

I don't get this watch. It's too similar to the M3. It's even in the same price bracket. I was really hoping for something sub $350. My OG Grit is getting long in the tooth. Polar is basically forcing me out as a customer. Suunto has three watches that are $350 or less right now (Race, Race S, and R

This update/patch was another kind of disaster... I have an iPhone so in recent couple of days I re-paired my watch (Polar Pacer Pro) to my iPhone and it works great (iOS 26.4 with 7.35.1 Polar Flow). So when I heard about the Android update, I tried to switch back. On Android, in 7.35.0, it's just

That's how you move the market, how you make sales - give people something new. So if the watch works fine, I'm OK with no new updates after a year or two. Having said that I'll share Polar Pacer Pro updates in 3 years: Version number: 1.1.3 (2022-04-13 - first)Route and elevation profiles Version n

I did something similar: H10, Whoop 5.0 MG and Coros Pacer Pro - Whoop was around 10-15% under the values of Polar and Coros. It was OK up to 150!HF - issues started there. Polar/Coros showing 182 and Whoop 165-174...

From what I understood from DC Rainmaker's review, the Run is running on a different system and is kind of a more "pure" running watch that won't allow a lot of the additional stuff for Suunto that the Race/S allow for. As for basic features, going through the comparison list on the website it seems

Polar have some really outdated product lines. The fitness series of Unite and Ignite and the Pacer series are getting extremely long in their tooths.They might be cheap to produce but keeping multiple platforms of hardware and software is not efficient. I would guess that we will see some changes t