Easy to set up and works well
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Simple to use , paired up with all my watches and smart turbo etc great peice of kit and a good price , I would recommend
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I've only wore it twice so far, so can only comment on the quality and presentation. Was surprised by it, the box etc that it comes in is very nice and professional, it's way smaller than I presumed and early indications are that it works really well. Pretty comfortable, not really noticed wearing it, the strap is of good quality and easy to adjust - what's not to like?
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Doesnt connect to bluetooth
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I can’t comment on the Ant+ connection, but Bluetooth works very well. Good value for money, exactly accurate to the extent that I can tell. I like it. I wanted it to interface with a Polar bike computer, but the Polar (5 kHz) interface is not supported - only the Polar sensor supports that connection.
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First impressions are good. The monitor is small and light. It's supplied with a broad elastic strap with a pair of beefy press-studs to hold the monitor in place, that require a fair bit of force to attach it. No chance of that being just dislodged. The first issue I faced though was waking the device. It arrives with a supplied CR 20232 battery already in the unit, with nothing to stop the contacts. I couldn't get the thing to wake at all to connect, even trying a different battery. The instructions are brief but do advise that the electrode area of the chest strap needs to be moistened, which I assumed was to improve electrical contact and conductivity with the skin, but it appears that may also be necessary to make the current flow through the unit itself. After some trial an error, increased moisture to the strap (running it under the tap, rather than just wetting it with my fingertips) and more battery swapping I finally managed to get it to appear as a BT device on my phone so at least I could see it was transmitting, but I still couldn't get it to connect to Zwift. It took more random faffing about - rebooting my phone, clearing app cache and BT devices and switching BT on and off before I finally managed to connect Zwift with the monitor. All-in-all a pretty frustrating experience which could have been made easier with some clear explanations in the manual about the purpose of wetting the strap, how wet to get it and the exact troubleshooting steps to follow if it didn't connect. Once connected, the connection seems pretty stable and I didn't have any issues with data being received from the monitor whilst using my turbo trainer on Zwift. Heart rate readings appear accurate as verified by my Pixel Watch 2, and respond rapidly to changes. I also managed to connect the monitor to Strava easily once I followed the above steps. I haven't tried the monitor with any other apps. The strap is good quality and I expect it to last, I find it comfortable to wear - it needs to be fairly tight to ensure good conductivity, but I don't find that a problem. I barely notice that I am wearing it when it's in place. BT faffing aside, I'm pleased with this, and it's a good addition to my training. At £29.99 it seems a reasonable price especially with the current £8 voucher applied.
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Can't speak for the true accuracy of the band, but syncing with an app like wahoo is really easy and it reports well. I haven't tried using it dry yet, always wipe a bit of water on the band before using, but even when moved to one side if I'm laid on my front, it seems to still get my heart rate right.
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It’s early days yet but so far I am pleased with this purchase. It connects via Bluetooth within seconds to my peloton, the belt seems to be well made and durable. Just ensure that you fit the actual monitor part onto the belt the correct way up via the two sturdy press-studs, adjust the length and your away. Oh, rub a little water onto your chest in the area where the sensory area fits, there is a plastic surface below the actual sensor. This will ensure a positive connection. I highly recommend this product.
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