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Marchio Polar
Nome modello Polar 2
Stile Senza monitore per la frequenza cardiaca
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Dimensioni schermo 1,54 Pollici
Caratteristica speciale Visualizzazione dell ora, GPS, Monitoraggio del son
Fascia d'età (descrizione) Adulto
Dispositivi compatibili HTC One Mini 2 with Android 4.3, iPhone 5S, LG G3 with Android 4.3, LG Nexus 4 with Android 4.3, HTC One Mini with Android 4.3, iPhone 5C, Sony Xperia Z2 with Android 4.3, Samsung Galaxy S5 with Android 4.3, Sony Xperia Z1 Compact with Android 4.3, Huawei Ascend P7 with Android 4.3, iPad (3rd & 4th generation), Samsung Galaxy Note II with Android 4.3, HTC One with Android 4.3, iPhone 4S, Sony Xperia Z1 with Android 4.3, iPod touch (5th generation), LG G Flex with Android 4.3, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad mini, Samsung Galaxy S4 with Android 4.3, iPhone 6, HTC One Max with Android 4.3, iPhone 5, Samsung S5 Mini with Android 4.3, Motorola Moto G with Android 4.3, Samsung Galaxy S3 with Android 4.3, Motorola Moto X with Android 4.3, Samsung Galaxy Note III with Android 4.3, HTC One M8 with Android 4.3, LG G2 with Android 4.3, LG Nexus 5 with Android 4.3 Mostra altro
Tipo display LED
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  • Vi spinge a raggiungere il tuo obiettivo quotidiano di registrando passi, distanza e calorie bruciate 24/7
  • Guida di vibrante inattività Alert continuare a muoversi per tutta la giornata
  • Tiene traccia automaticamente il vostro tempo di sonno, qualità del sonno e sonno
  • Compatibile con sensore di frequenza cardiaca H7 per frequenza cardiaca continua, accurata
  • Si sincronizza con il servizio web e app Polar Flow gratuito per ulteriore allenamento pianificazione, motivazione e orientamento
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Specifiche del ProdottoTipo di Dispositivo: CinturinoMonitoraggio Attivit: attivo minuti, calorie bruciate, distanza percorsa, ore ho dormito, personale goalsPedometro Integrato: SìIndicatori LED: SìConnettivit Tecnologia di Connessione: Con cavo e senza cavoConnesso al PC: SìBluetooth: SìO.S. Compatibile: Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Basic x64, Windows 7 Home Premium x64, Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Professional x64, Windows 7 Starter, Windows 7 Starter x64, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Windows 8, Windows 8 Enterprise, Enterprise di Windows 8 x 64, Windows 8 Pro, Windows 8 Pro x 64, Windows 8 x64, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Business x64, Windows Vista Enterprise, Windows Vista Enterprise x64, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Basic x64, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Home Premium x64, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Ultimate x64, Windows XP Home, Windows XP Home x64, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Professional x64 Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 0,7 Lion, Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, Mac OS X 10.9 MavericksO.S. Mobile Supportato: NoGestione EnergeticaFonte di Ricarica: USBDuranta Attivit: SìTipo di Batteria: Polimeri di litio (LiPo) 38 mAhDurata Batteria: 8 giorno (i) Caratteristiche FisicheImpermeabile Fino r: Polvere e spruzziMateriale Cassa: SiliconeColore del Cinturino: NeroColore: NeroMateriale del Cinturino: in silicone Morbido - fibbia in acciaio inossidabileSpessore: 1,08 cmLarghezza: 2 cmPeso: 38 gContenuto della ConfezioneManuale Utente: Sì

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Joseph
5,0 su 5 stelle Simple d'utilisation et procurant plusieurs d'informations utiles à l'amélioration des performances.
Recensito in Canada il 25 gennaio 2024
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Simple, facile à utiliser.
Se connecte à la sangle abdominale H10 (Polar).
J'utilise cette montre, depuis maintenant presque deux mois et j'en suis très satisfait.
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marco
5,0 su 5 stelle All good!!! Thank you.
Recensito in Canada il 4 giugno 2016
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Everything ok. Thank you!!! I'm a happy customer. Very well packed. ( Hope my English is ok ) 😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼📦
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Sean OGrady
5,0 su 5 stelle Incredible Value!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 9 giugno 2015
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I have only had this watch for 3 days, so I will try to come out perioidically and update, especially since some of the reviews indicate that it locks up as it gets older. First off, I have owned 2 other GPS watches (Garmin and Soleus) in the past as well as fitness trackers by fitbit, misfit and Garmin. I want to break out my review in to 3 categories: 1) Activity tracking, 2) Standard GPS functionality and 3) Advanced Running features.

Before I begin, finding a device that even has all 3 of the above isn't easy, and finding one at a reasonable price is almost impossible, so I have to give say that the combination of features and price is outstanding - so while you will see a few small complaints in my review, I still give 5 stars because of the total package.

1) Activity Tracking - I like knowing my step count, and we have periodic step challenges at work, so it's nice to have a device that records steps. So for me, having advanced tracking features like a fitbit (by advanced tracking features, I mean things like vibrating when you hit your step goal, social media type features where you put in to challenges with others, join groups, etc) isn't necessary. As an activity tracker I would put it on the basic end, which like I said is fine with me. It tracks sleep, steps and estimates your calorie burn - as far as I can tell it does all of them accuratly. My step counts are very similar to the step counts that I was getting with my Garmin Vivofit which I was using until I purchased this device. I only have 2 complaints with device as an activity tracker - and they are both pretty minor: 1) I wish the main watch screen could show your current step count. Instead it shows a status bar which for me isn't helpful and 2) This is somewhat related to #1, I wish you could set a specific step goal. Instead you pick one of 3 levels of activity. I picked the highest level and I have been over 200% of goal every day. With my Garmin I picked 20,000 steps as my goal which for me wast typically a 7-8 mile run plus a 2-3 mile walk over lunch plus just normal walking around during the day. At the highest setting, I hit my goal during my morning run. So before 6:30 AM, I am at my goal every day - which is kind of annoying, but I guess doesn't really impact what i do the rest of the day. If judged alone, i would give it 3.5 to 4 stars as a tracker.

2) Standard GPS features: I define standard GPS features as - accuratly measuring time and distance, not losing GPS signal, being able to easliy upload data to a phone / computer, good battery life and finding GPS reasonably quickly. I have no complaints at all here - granted I live in the suburbs, so no tall buildings or anything to contend with, but the device finds GPS quickly, and is very accurate. Because where I live has limited sidewalks, I end up having limited routes, so I am very familiar with distances around my house, my last watch measured short every time, and this one so far is extremely accurate. Also, it uploads the data to my phone via bluetooth which is a huge improvement over my last watch - which required a cable plugged in to the computer. It's a little early to judge batter life, but I have been running for about 3 hours with the GPS on, plus have been wearing for 3 days as tracker and it appears as if I am no less than half battery, so this appears to be fine. I would give it 5 stars as a basic GPS device.

3) Advanced Running features: This includes things such as: being able to custimize different views of data, being able to plan and execute specific workouts, manually and automatically taking splits and being to analyze them post run, measuring progress, etc. I will say that as of now I don't have a heart rate strap, I am going to purchase a Mio Link soon to pair with this device, so I can't yet use all of the features, however, what I have seen so far is excellent. First off, you can use the polar flow web service to customize the screens that you see while running. You can pick between about 50 different data points that you want to show, including the time of day which I have never had on a GPS watch, but is a nice bonus. At first I thought that I wouldn't want to toggle between screens while running but it's very easy and I don't mind doing it. I have one screen for interval training, for example, so if I am doing half mile repeats I can show how far I have gone during the lap and my currrent time and pace. I have a main screen for longer runs that shows my current distance and pace and time as well as my overall pace for the run. This will be extremely helpful during marathon training, when I try to do some of my long runs at a certain pace.
Another feature that I have really enjoyed is how you can plan out your runs, and then you can execute that run - so for example the watch knows that you intend to do a 10 mile run, it will tell you what percent of the run is complete and notify you when you hit that goal. It appears as if there are some great additional features to use once I have the heart rate monitor, but I'll hold off reviewing that part until I have used it.
From my research, these advanced running features are popular on high end running watches and I was pleasantly surprised to find them on a device at this price range.

I couple of additional comments: 1) The watch is the perfect size, and I don't mind wearing it 24/7 so far, and 2) it charged incredibly quickly the first time.

I will try to come back and update if I think of anything else.

UPDATED -

I've now had the watch for a few weeks, and also added a mio link heart rate monitor. Adding the mio was very easy, and so far the watch has flawlessly recorded my heart rate. So far this has been a great purchase. Polar flow seems to be getting better on a regular basis. If I had one complaint it's that the battery is only lasting 2-3 days, but I do average over an hour a day or running in GPS mode and also linked to HRM. However, it goes from very low battery to fully charged in about 45 minutes, and since I can use the same cord to charge it as I use for my phone, it is very easy to charge at work when I'm on a conference call.
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Tim Donahey
1,0 su 5 stelle Insightful and Potentially Life Altering
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 3 agosto 2015
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UPDATE: After less than a month, my watch no longer charges. Piece of junk.

It's not enough to simply "track" how much activity I'm getting in a 24 hour period. Acquiring that knowledge needs to accessible, it needs to be decipherable, and, above all, that knowledge must be presented in a manner that enables me to improve on it. In terms of fulfilling that criteria, I haven't yet felt that activity tracker technology is quite ready for prime time. Some trackers provide a lot of information, but short battery life, impractical proprietary cables, or lacking a functional way to wear them make them all but unusable. Others make it too difficult to acquire the information being tracked, or they simply record that information inaccurately, shrouding your fitness pursuits in a cloud of mystery. Most, when they get the first two right, don't offer any insight into the implications of the information being presented; in terms of what it means, if progress is being made, and most importantly, how your fitness metrics can be improved upon. Any tracking technology that isn't making you better is a high-tech albatross of stagnation. Imagine my excitement to find that the Polar M400 not only meets these requirements, it exceeds them.

Accessibility

The M400 is worn quite comfortably and securely on my wrist. It's actually difficult to reconcile its light weight and streamlined appearance to its relatively thick profile, but somehow it manages to pull off this feat of TARDIS-ic proportions. It IS much bigger on the inside.

Battery life on this watch is outstanding. With the GPS turned on it only gets about 8 hours, but turned off it can get up to 30 days on a single charge (Polar claims about 24 days, but many report more). The GPS uses quite a bit of battery, basically every hour you use the GPS depletes about 3 days worth of watch-only battery life. I'd estimate that using the GPS for an hour a day would require the battery be recharged every 6 days. That's still pretty good, especially considering the battery can fully charge in under 45 minutes. Plus, you don't have to worry about docking it, or any silly proprietary cables to keep track of. All you need is a run-of-the-mill micro USB cable (included). I've found that charging it while I shower (although it is waterproof to 30 meters) keeps my battery continually topped off.

It does require manual syncing with the app, either via bluetooth to your phone or USB to a PC or Mac. This takes about a minute.

For heart rate monitoring, a chest strap is required, which has both pluses and minuses, but if measuring heart rate accurately is important to you then the pluses heavily weigh in favor of this configuration. Most built-in heart rate sensors use an optical reader (basically they shine a little light against your skin to measure blood flow), but this is not the most reliable method, especially when coupled with quick movement. I have been pairing the watch with the Polar H7 and as far as I can tell it has been quite accurate (insofar as HR has not dropped out nor inexplicably spiked to an extreme). The H7 also comes with its own replaceable battery which should last for something like a year while also sparing the watches own battery life.

Decipherability

The M400 offers a lot of different ways to get at the information it tracks. Firstly, everything is displayed legibly on the watch face. You can quickly scan your current day's records while also having access to your fitness “diary.” Second is the app, which delves into greater detail of your various health and environmental metrics (graphing your distance, speed, elevation, HR, etc), and third is the polar flow website which expands even further upon your daily stats, past history, and so on. The website even features an entertaining, albeit gimmicky, ability to “relive” your GPS enabled workouts with a video that chronicles your journey, interspersing pictures of landmarks you encountered along the way with notable health and performance metrics. These pictures are unfortunately limited to what's available on Google street view, so if you're out mountain biking or swimming in open water, the pictorial portion may appear sparse.

All of this information is encompassed primarily by “Today's activity,” a progress bar that tracks your daily goal, and the M400 has a unique algorithm to determine if you've met it. While most fitness trackers measure this primarily by the number of steps you've taken, Polar takes a more holistic approach. This is a combination of not only steps, but time spend sitting, standing, walking or running, and your workouts or sports; all of this is interpreted as your overall daily “activity.” Your activity goal is further personalized by specifying your individual activity level (Level 1, 2, or 3) on any given day. Less active days can be set to a Level 1, whereas more active ones can be set to 2 or 3. The meter displaying your progress is featured prominently on the default watch face, with a more detailed breakdown only two clicks away. This breakdown features your current steps, activity and calories burned, as well as a projection of the activity still needed to meet your daily goal. Polar manages to package a lot of information into one simple metric that many people will find instantly appeals to them.

Other information that can be quickly retrieved is the date and time at a glance, battery levels, and watch settings. Workout mode offers a myriad of viewable metrics (heart rate, heart rate zones, distance, speed, calories burned, lapsed time, among many others) that can be customized on the Flow website by creating “Sport Profiles.” An effective backlight illuminates this information in darker environments and can be enabled permanently for the duration of a workout.

Polar continues to release new features through firmware updates and one of the latest to be added is the ability to get iPhone notifications (iOS only at the moment) on your watch. I really like this. A lot.

Coachability

How all of this translates into improved health and performance is the real question. No fitness gadget can make you train harder, faster, or get stronger, but what it can do is analyze the training benefit of your workouts, illustrate the areas where you have improved and point out the weak links holding back your gains. I'm happy to report the M400 fulfills these needs.

I really like how at the end of my workout Polar provides me with a brief analysis of the training effect I just sustained. For example, here is the analysis of a recent hour long bike ride:

“Tempo training+
This training increased your anaerobic tolerance, and improved your maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) and efficiency. It also raised the speed you can maintain without building up lactic acid. The training duration was long enough to increase fatigue resistance at the used speed. Carbohydrates are the main energy source that your body uses at this training intensity.”

and a recent hour long strength workout:

“Basic and Steady state training, long
This training improved your basic aerobic endurance and aerobic fitness, and boosted your metabolism. Your body's ability to store oxygen within the cardio system and muscles improved. This training also developed the endurance of the working muscles. Because the training session was long, effects are expected to be stronger. Fat and carbohydrates are the energy sources that your body uses at this training intensity.”

This level of detail is really useful and encouraging in a way that simply knowing my mileage or calories burn isn't. I actually just learned something about myself!

The Polar Flow app and website also breaks down how you've divided your training overall by sport (eg. 60% jogging, 30% strength training, 10% biking) and by training benefit (eg. 60% Tempo Training, 40% Steady State), and personal records. You can use this data to tailor your workouts to suit your long term goals. Here's a great article on exploring these capabilities: http://www.wareable.com/running/polar-flow-ultimate-guide-to-becoming-a-better-runner

The M400 also has a built in “Fitness Test” that estimates your VO2 max by measuring your resting pulse and variability, age, weight, and long term activity levels. This is a really easy way to measure your progress.

Inactivity alerts remind you when you've been sitting too long. This is a common feature among fitness trackers and one of the most useful given the recent findings of the health detriments that stem from prolonged sitting.

Lastly, and of particular interest to many people, is that the Polar Flow app syncs with MyFitnessPal. This basically adds nutritional analysis into the equation, rounding out the tracking of most major aspects of health and wellness.

Room for Improvement

There are a few areas that I wish had been improved on, and that make this watch a 9 instead of a 10:

- No vibration.
- No heart rate tracking under water.
- The sleep analysis is bare bones. I would, at the very least, like to have it provide the time I fell asleep, times I awoke, and time I got out of bed, as well as how long it took to fall asleep. As it stands, it only offers how much “restful” and “restless” sleep you got without any explanation of what that means. There isn't even a graph displaying your movements throughout the night.
- No simple countdown alarm or stopwatch that isn't tied into a workout. Sometimes you just need a timer.
- No way to monitor heart rate when not in workout mode.
- No way to review past notifications.
- I would have liked to be able to simultaneously pair the heart rate strap with the M400 and with the Polar Beat app on my phone. It isn't always convenient to monitor my pulse on the watch face (for example when doing a rowing workout) and it would be nice to have that information displayed on my arm. There is an option in the sport profiles to pair more than one device to the HRM, but for some reason this doesn't work with Polar's own app.
- No customization of the inactivity alerts. It's locked into a default time, which I couldn't even tell you how long that is. I would like it to be set for 45 minutes, personally.
- Camo band option. Lol.

So who is this watch for? It's for people who demand more than just knowing how many steps they're getting. This watch is for serious athletes, coaches, personal trainers, and anyone who is sincerely committed to improving their personal health and fitness beyond just "acceptable." As long as you're already willing to put in the leg work, this watch can facilitate great strides in all your athletic endeavors and document the proof of your accomplishments.
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Raleigh man
3,0 su 5 stelle Watch Held Back by Poor Performance of H7 Sensor and Poor Customer Service
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 8 marzo 2015
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I like the M400 watch and the H7 companion heart rate sensor and Bluetooth transmitter. Together they inform me how long, how far, how fast, and most importantly how my heart rate and/or heart rate zone are holding up.
The watch displays standard watch functions like day, date, timers, time, and alternatively if I choose it will display a set of exercise metrics according to choices I made at the Polar Flow web site. Each time you sync the watch to the PolarSync app on your PC, the app automatically uploads the watch data to the PolarFlow web site where it is processed for user viewing and analysis in various ways, You get some really nice tracking information in the form of a map of your route, graphical charts, comparisons, suggestions, and even a video that incorporates Google Earth (it seems) to show key points along your workout route, complete with background music!
Build quality seems nice; the watch is waterproof and its strap is sturdy enough that you don't have to worry about losing the watch. By necessity, the watch display is big enough to present you with a large readable display of exercise metrics the watch has collected.
The Polar M400 used in conjunction with the Polar H7, the PolarSync app, and PolarFlow web page, make for what, it seems to this reviewer, a complete package. Even so, I left a star for improvement in the area of auto-detection of activity like walking, gym workout, treadmill, etc., and reliability has yet to be determined.
Update 5/2/2015:
A recent negative experience with the H7 Bluetooth sensor left me feeling much more negative about the M400/H7 combo. It missed a few beats over the course of a few days so I became suspicious of the 3-month old battery. But after putting in a new CR2025, it wouldn’t pair with the M400 watch so I followed troubleshooting guidelines and removed any evidence of previous paring by deleting the H7 from the list of paired devices and then tried to pair again. I tried “Pair and sync mobile device” to no avail and then “Pair other device” with the same result. Also I tried paring the H7 to my iPhone app PolarBeat and the H7 was not recognized there either. So I was forced to assume the H7 was dead. That’s when I first contacted Polar about the problem. Days later they send mixed email messages so my confidence in their reliability and the quality of their customer service was diminished.
Back when I was carefully deciding which exercise monitoring device(s) to buy, I gave reliability a lot of weight, and I figured Polar to be well designed and reliable. Although the watch has proven good so far, the M400 fails to deliver what I purchased it for without input from the H7. I purchased the pair to work together so the watch would accurately display my heart rate and heart rate zone to me via. Also, at the gym it is the H7 that communicates heart rate data to the treadmill so the machine can accurately display heart rate zone and calculate other metrics like calories burned.
Likes:

Dislikes
Here are some things about the Polar M400 that bug me a little:
• Syncing is slow.
My PC is very fast, yet it takes at least 2.5 minutes for the sync process to complete, even when there’s no new information from the watch or to the watch. The syncing software, Polar Sync, does not seem to have a programming design feature in which the watch software or the PolarFlow Sync software could detect that if the watch has no new data to offer and the Polar Flow web site has no new updates for the watch that syncing should end immediately and the sync operation should end immediately.
• The watch’s Sport Profile should optionally be displayed automatically.
I think it would be functional and convenient if among the watch settings I could optionally choose to have the watch automatically determine which display mode is appropriate to the activity I am currently involved in. How would the watch know? Here’s how: If the GPS senses motion at a steady pace that is within my walking pace range I am walking; conversely, if GPS senses that I’m traveling 55 miles per hour it can safely assume I am not exercising but traveling in a vehicle so it can shut down everything except the default display, If the sensed activity is brief—say less than 15 minutes, the watch should recognize that the current activity does not merit tracking, delete data collected, and return the watch to its default display, turning all tracking technology off. If I can come up with this, a designer can design it in and an engineer can build it!

• Charging of the watch is needed every two days on average
I feel as though this watch uses up too much power for the power supplied by the battery it contains. As an engineering suggestion, I would minimize the watch’s use of energy by having the watch do only what it has to do for the current display mode to function. The watch might shut down Bluetooth if BT is not being effectively used and shut down GPS monitoring if that is not needed. My point is that considering its relatively simple mission, the M400 has no business competing with my iPhone for charging time.
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