Vantage M3

I’ve gone through two phases with my Polar Vantage M3: Cycle 1 – The data scientist phase: I used to track everything: sleep, recovery, tests — you name it. I was marathon training and obsessed with numbers. It quickly became too much: I even felt anxious about getting a “good sleep score.” My famil

I have 3 comments: - the subscription based training plan has been lunched months ago but it is a plus thing. Polar still offers a wide variety of free training plans. - TQS is way overrated in my opinion. He bases his results only on his person's test and several times you can see the result do not

Vantage M3 is VERY good. I was really positively surprised (I used to have the Pacer). It's very reliable, build quality is superb, it's beautiful and Polar's algorithms are probably the best (and this factor is very important for me because I'm a relatively serious athlete). I was considering Suunt

I have just H10 from Polar that I use with a cheap Garmin watch that I got on a whim without doing much research. I'm not going to replace it just yet while it still works, but my next watch is probably going to be a Polar, for both accuracy and science and sport focus (whereas Garmin seems to care

Polar is the most pro-eu company on activity watches. Withings would be an alternative, but I'm not sure if their products would fit your needs. I own a garmin FR 265 and my partner a polar vantage m3. I bought mine after my previous Garmin 255 had its GPS breaking down and got a full refund. Spec-w

At the moment, Polar Vantage M3 is the best offer from Polar. I would recommend doing a research about it and deciding if you want Polar at all. Research well brand specifics, tracking capabilities, and so on. Polar is nice but has its downsides, like weak update policies and some people may find th

I moved from Garmin to a Polar Vantage M3. It’s bit as good at general day to day health tracking, but I’ve loved the sleep and recovery tracking. Just wish I got the grit x2 instead

I have a Polar Vantage M3 and I'm very happy with it. Polar is known for their excellent algorithms.

The Vantage M3 is absolutely marvelous. Fantastic GPS, screen, battery life, and heart rate accuracy. I also trust Polar more because they publish studies on their algorithms.

"Variation on a day-to-day basis can be affected by all factors that have an effect on the relationship between heart rate and running speed. These factors can be environmental factors such as heat, altitude, air resistance, terrain, and running surface; external factors such as clothing, shoes, cal