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Wahoo TICKR Heart Rate Monitor, Bluetooth/ANT+

4.3 out of 5 stars 6,669
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Brand Wahoo Fitness
Color White/Black
Compatible Devices Smartphones
Screen Size 0.96 Inches
Item Weight 0.01 Ounces
Battery Life 8765 Hours
Sensor Type Wearable
Battery Description CR2032

About this item

  • Personalized Heart Rate Training – workout efficiently - track and capture real-time heart rate, training zones and calories burned on your smartphone or tablet with compatible training apps.
  • Integrated with Bluetooth and ANT+, TICKR connects to smartphones, tablets, GPS watches and bike computers by Wahoo, Polar, Garmin, Apple and more.
  • Works with 50+ Smartphone Apps including Wahoo Fitness, Zwift, Runtastic, Runkeeper, UA Record, Endomondo, Peloton, Map My Run, Komoot and Nike Run Club
  • Record workout data with the Wahoo Fitness app and automatically upload data to your favorite training platform like Strava. Sweatproof-Yes (hand washable strap)
  • Choice of Champions - Official Heart Rate monitor of Team INEOS, Bora-Hansgrohe, Katusha Alpecin, Ironman World Champion Jan Frodeno, Heather Jackson and American Pro Mountain Biker Sonya Looney ; Battery: Coin Cell (CR2032)

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TICKR FIT TICKR TICKR X
TICKR FIT TICKR TICKR X
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Price $79.99 — —
HR Monitor Type Armband Monitor Chest Strap Monitor Chest Strap Monitor
Battery Rechargeable; up to 30 hours Coin Cell; up to 12 months Coin Cell; up to 12 months
LED Lights ✓ ✓ ✓
Bluetooth/ANT+ ✓ ✓ ✓
Apple Watch Integration ✓ ✓ ✓
Heart Rate & Calorie Burn ✓ ✓ ✓
Memory 16 Hours
Motion Analytics Rep Counting, Running Analytics: Running Cadence, Vertical Oscillation, Ground Contact Time
Water Rating IPX7 (Waterproof up to 5ft) IPX7 (Waterproof up to 5ft) IPX7 (Waterproof up to 5ft)

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TICKR is the most advanced way to train with heart rate. Whether you are working towards a PR or working off a big meal, the TICKR helps you meet your goals. Pair with the Wahoo RunFit app to make your workouts more efficient by using heart rate to train intelligently. The TICKR monitors your heart rate and calories burned, plus distance and pace when used with a smartphone and most popular fitness apps. The TICKR’s dual band technology (Bluetooth 4.0/ ANT+) works with most smartphones and GPS devices, making it the ultimate heart rate monitor.Strap Length: Adjustable from 23" to 48" (stretched)

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4.3 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the performance, ease of setup, and accuracy of the biometric monitor. For example, they mention it works well, it's easy to put together, and the readings are accurate. That said, opinions are mixed on connectivity, heart rate monitor, and fit.

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1,032 customers mention748 positive284 negative

Customers like the performance of the biometric monitor. For example, they say it works well, it connects fast, and it lets them know it's working via the lights. Some say it plays nicely with their Garmin Edge and iPhone 6S. Some mention the Wahoo app is good but this monitor will work with other third party apps.

"...It works great with the Apple Watch. I have a series 1 watch and I've been very pleased with it. I use the Under Armour Record on the watch...." Read more

"...It is reliable, connects fast, lets you know it's working (via the lights) and supports both ANT+ and bluetooth, so it's like 2 products in one...." Read more

"...unit after a year but no, It has been over a year and it is still working flawlessly...." Read more

"...Over all this has been a very poor experience. I'm going to switch to polar or garmin or some other brand in search of reliable quality." Read more

323 customers mention264 positive59 negative

Customers find the setup of the biometric monitor to be pretty easy and seamless. They say it's easy to snap together and adjust. Customers also mention that pairing it with the Apple Watch was relatively quick and easy.

"...Also, the way it connects makes it slightly easier to put on, in my opinion...." Read more

"...The interface is nice and clean, it shows your time at a "burn" heart rate as well as "burst" heart rate...." Read more

"...'re using them on our Galaxy S3 and S4 Android phones and setup and connection was easy...." Read more

"...I was really impressed when I opened the box as it was easy to put the monitor together and align it on my chest, and pairing with my iPhone was an..." Read more

281 customers mention200 positive81 negative

Customers like the accuracy of the biometric monitor. They say the readings seem accurate when compared with a manual wrist-pulse count. They also say the operation is quite consistent and accurate. Customers also say that the data quality is very high, and the readout while running was very consistent and didn't bounce all over.

"...Seems very accurate when paired with the Apple Watch though. The app is fantastic and it connects with so many other fitness apps as well...." Read more

"...Numbers are in big bright red font on the app, making it easy to read a few feet away, and are updated constantly to where I didn’t see a delay...." Read more

"...Random heart rate spikes, just completely dropping dead, giving inaccurate numbers and I could go on, but let me just leave it at this: After years..." Read more

"...I've found the device to be accurate, the band comfortable, and pairing to be quick and stable with all of my fitness devices...." Read more

237 customers mention170 positive67 negative

Customers like the quality of the biometric monitor. They mention that it's well-made, has fantastic reliability, and is one of the most reliable fitness devices. They also appreciate the straps, saying that they're made out of a material that does not seem to soak up sweat easily. Overall, customers say it'll be a great addition to any fitness routine.

"...The TICKR is everything the H7 isn't. It is reliable, connects fast, lets you know it's working (via the lights) and supports both ANT+ and bluetooth..." Read more

"...I should state this is my first HRM so this is my baseline. Seems well made and LEDs indicating "on" and "heart beat" are handy." Read more

"...I've had all my units spontaneously die. The garmin straps are of poor quality and while they are comfy, just don't last...." Read more

"...well over 4 years before failing recently which I consider excellent quality...." Read more

448 customers mention198 positive250 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the connectivity of the biometric monitor. Some mention that they have no connectivity issues, while others say that they experience intermittent connectivity issues.

"...It would lose connectivity to any app I tried using. I tried to put in a ticket to Wahoo Fitness support...." Read more

"...Over all the device is awesome - I just put it on - no dampening the contact points or anything. I love it...." Read more

"...The H7 would work fine for weeks, then have problems connecting for a few weeks, then be fine again...." Read more

"...I use it about 4 times a week and am very pleased it connects with both my phone and my Garmin HRM watch." Read more

283 customers mention191 positive92 negative

Customers are mixed about the heart rate monitor. Some mention it's accurate in tracking heart rate, and amazing. They say it keeps track of their BPM the whole time. However, others say that it'll be flaky and read half their real heart rate. They also mention that the heart seems to always start high and then drop to normal rate after a while.

"...Seems well made and LEDs indicating "on" and "heart beat" are handy." Read more

"...Bingo! HRM detected and heart rate displayed on my watch...." Read more

"...Random heart rate spikes, just completely dropping dead, giving inaccurate numbers and I could go on, but let me just leave it at this: After years..." Read more

"...by the instructor, but being a data junkie, I find it interesting to track all of my workouts and see how I'm performing...." Read more

167 customers mention50 positive117 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the biometric monitor. They mention that it just doesn't last, the device isn't holding power for more than a few seconds, and it simply died. The longevity isn’t known and the product is not very reliable.

"...The garmin straps are of poor quality and while they are comfy, just don't last...." Read more

"...Even if I remembered to wet the sensor, reliability was not great. With the TICKR, I put it on, turn on the Wahoo Fitness app, and Wham! I see my HR...." Read more

"...So, I ordered new CR2032 batteries through Amazon. Replacing the battery was super easy, but it did not help...." Read more

"...about one thing other than the throwaway strap, the battery life on these is not as advertised...." Read more

155 customers mention81 positive74 negative

Customers are mixed about the fit of the biometric monitor. Some mention that the strap is very comfortable around the chest and stays in place fairly well. However, others say that the band needs frequent adjusting and that the snaps are still very tight.

"...The strap is super comfortable and my only complaint about the Tickr is that the strap can't be put on without the monitor..." Read more

"...I suspected (correctly) that it was the transmitter strap that failed, not the watch...." Read more

"...It hasn't frayed or anything and the snaps are still very tight...." Read more

"...Whatever the reason, I find it frustrating to use this strap." Read more

Contact Sensors Separated From Strap - Wahoo Fitness Support Problems
3 Stars
Contact Sensors Separated From Strap - Wahoo Fitness Support Problems
REVIEW UPDATEIronically (or serendipitously?) I received a complete new Wahoo TICKR in a new box after this review was published. I got a new TICKR unit and strap, although I only needed a new strap. I wanted to use the new strap a bit before updating my review. I'm happy to say that the sensor contacts have not separated from the new strap. However, the snaps that attach the TICKR unit to the strap are not as secure as the first strap and I've had the TICKR unit unsnap from the strap during rides twice so far.I will also say that I've had zero connection problems with the TICKR head unit. It pairs and connects fast and holds its pairing with a variety of devices.ORIGINAL REVIEWSince it was delivered at the beginning of July, I've used my TICKR about 20 times over the past 11 weeks. I've found the device to be accurate, the band comfortable, and pairing to be quick and stable with all of my fitness devices. I've hand washed and drip dried the strap after every use.Unfortunately, the sensor contacts started to separate from the strap. One contact is about 70% separated and the contact at the other end of the strap about 40% separated. As the sensor contacts separate from the strap the TICKRs ability to sustain a connection to any recording device (cycling computer, fitness watch, etc.) during a workout fails. Obviously, this renders the TICKR useless.To make matters worse, the normally rock-solid Wahoo Fitness support department appears to have dropped the ball. I initially called Wahoo Fitness 3 weeks ago to discuss the problem. I was informed that a new strap would be shipped to me. I called Wahoo Fitness again 2 weeks ago to check on the status and was told that my information was in the system and the new strap, along with a tracking number email, would be sent out ASAP. I called again 3 days ago and left a VM asking for an update. I still have not heard anything from them.I own several Wahoo products and I am surprised, and disappointed, at the lack of follow-through from the company regarding my defective TICKR strap. As it stands now my TICKR has stopped working within an 11 week period with no warranty coverage provided, and as such, I can not recommend this product.
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Jason L King
5.0 out of 5 stars Great strap, works with tons of other products/apps. UPDATE - Final Review
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016
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I can confirm this will pair with the Lifetrak R420 (although the watch can't do anything with the data from the Wahoo - which is not Wahoo's issue) and it pairs with the Apple Watch. It works great with the Apple Watch. I have a series 1 watch and I've been very pleased with it. I use the Under Armour Record on the watch. The TickrX can also be used without a watch. All you need is your phone within Bluetooth range. I find that when using it without a watch the calorie burn is a bit lower that it should be, but that's almost certainly due to it not picking up all the movement. Seems very accurate when paired with the Apple Watch though. The app is fantastic and it connects with so many other fitness apps as well. I really like this product.

UPDATE (2-17-17):
After about 5 months, the sensors on my strap began to peel off and the monitor was no longer accurate all the time. It would lose connectivity to any app I tried using. I tried to put in a ticket to Wahoo Fitness support. It seemed like my ticket was submitted correctly, but I have never been able to log in or reset my password so that I can get in. I got an initial response from Wahoo, but then nothing. I've been emailing and calling for the past 3 weeks and I've had no response from them. Don't even bother calling, I go to a voicemail every time. I think this is a good product until something goes wrong. Then you're on your own.
UPDATE (2-22-17):
I just received a brand new replacement Wahoo TICKR X from Wahoo. It was post marked 2-13-17 which is a few days before my update above. It's wonderful to know that they will take care of their customers who have issues with their products. I would have been happy with a new strap without the device itself, but they went the extra mile and replaced the whole thing. The only thing I would ask of Wahoo is that they improve their communication. I'm sure their customer support staff is overwhelmed, but I would not have posted the above update had they just sent an email or called saying that the replacement had been shipped. Ultimately, I'm very happy with the resolution and I would buy from Wahoo again.
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B. Barcellos
5.0 out of 5 stars The only bluetooth HRM you need
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2015
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I first got a Polar H7 to help me maintain my heart rate zones while cycling and get somewhat more accurate calorie counts. It was a headache nearly the entire time I owned it. While I believe owning a heart rate monitor is one of the best things you can buy to help with your fitness, I wouldn't recommend the H7.

The TICKR is everything the H7 isn't. It is reliable, connects fast, lets you know it's working (via the lights) and supports both ANT+ and bluetooth, so it's like 2 products in one. Also, the way it connects makes it slightly easier to put on, in my opinion.

The H7 would work fine for weeks, then have problems connecting for a few weeks, then be fine again. To get it to connect I'd have to unpair and repair, sometimes repeatedly. It had trouble with my iPhone 5 and iPhone 6, and with multiple apps (polar app, cyclemeter, wahoo app, others). The TICKR connects every time, instantly. I never have to wait for it. In case I'm worried that it isn't connected, the lights let me know it's working. But, I never worry that it isn't connected, because it ALWAYS WORKS.

Unlike the H7.

My experience with Wahoo support with other products leaves me confident that if I do have issues, they'll help me out quickly and with little fuss.

My only gripe is that the strap is a bit less comfortable than the Polar strap. The plastic bit in the back can press directly into your skin, and the HRM itself comes into contact with your skin. It would be nice if the only thing that touched your skin was the soft strap. Oh well, it's still the best HRM you can buy.-
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Ray
5.0 out of 5 stars the much needed huge improvement to heart rate monitors that we deserved. Do not hesistate to buy this unit. It is phenominal.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2017
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS HEART RATE MONITOR AND THE STRAP.

Seriously. I am by nature a garmin fanboy but let me tell you about my woes with the Garmin Heart Rate Strap to help you understand why the Tickr is such a gem. I have had over 3 Garmin Heart Rate monitors (yes, the actual unit, the thing that plugs into a strap). Each one of the Garmin units never lasts me more than a season of running or riding my bike. First of all, the Garmin unit requires screws that are frequently striped upon receiving the unit. This means if you need to replace the battery, well, tough luck. I managed to hulk-strength open one of the Garmin units which literally pulled the screw and plastic out with it, and then reinstalled the battery cover with only three screws being able to tighten (the fourth being broken). I've had all my units spontaneously die. The garmin straps are of poor quality and while they are comfy, just don't last. Random heart rate spikes, just completely dropping dead, giving inaccurate numbers and I could go on, but let me just leave it at this: After years of trying to make the garmin heart rate monitors work I had to give up on them.

Flash forward to the Tickr. I heard raving reviews about it, mainly f or the dual ANT+ and Bluetooth capabilities. If you don't know what that means-it basically means you can use this with any modern smart phone, bike computer, running watch, triathlon watch, etc since a lot of non-phone devices support ANT+ and pretty much any modern smart phone and fitness app supports Bluetooth. So I figured, why not, I'll try this out to get the dual Ant+ and bluetooth capabilities. Well, this far exceeded my expectations. I was expecting needing to replace this unit after a year but no, It has been over a year and it is still working flawlessly. The strap is super comfortable and my only complaint about the Tickr is that the strap can't be put on without the monitor (when driving to a group ride I'd prefer to be able to put the strap on and then insert the monitor once I got there, makes it easier when wearing cycling bib shorts). The actual heart rate monitor has given me no issues- no heart rate spikes, no inaccurately high numbers, no dropping dead completely, etc. The battery cover is phenominal and doesn't have the tiny screws that garmin uses.

Overall, this is the much needed huge improvement to heart rate monitors that we deserved. Do not hesistate to buy this unit. It is phenominal.

Source - avid triathlete who spent over 450 hours riding with this monitor and 200 hours running with this monitor over the past 12 months.
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Alberto
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
Reviewed in Spain on January 19, 2024
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Lo tengo desde hace años y funciona genial, lo he usado con relojes suunto, honor y Huawei y sin ningún problema, hace poco cambié la correa original por otra genérica y también sin problema.
Por mi experiencia, una gran compra.
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Manolo
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
Reviewed in Mexico on April 26, 2020
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Está más que excelente, la conecto en mi iPad, iPhone y Mac sin mayor problema. Está dando en línea mi ritmo cardiaco y sin problemas de compatibilidad con Zwift. Lo he probado únicamente por Bluetooth
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TheDanzing
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great while cycling, jogging, and even kickboxing / jiu jitsu!
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2016
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I originally purchased this product for use with the cycling app STRAVA (where I compete in time trials across different routes in my city) but I have found that it is useful for lots of other activities. Obviously with any sort of cardio this device will be useful, but it is also useful for non-cardio related activities such as breathing exercises and meditation (seeing how you can lower your heart rate during stress), public speaking, and even full-contact sports like kickboxing / jiu jitsu.

Pros:
-It's simple to set-up, pairs easily to the phone
-HR readings are accurate
-Straps are adjustable and it generally stays on your body very well.
-If you like statistics & data, this thing is awesome
-LOTS of apps work with TICKR, so you don't have to worry about it going obsolete any time soon

Cons:
-Bluetooth being activated on your phone can drain the battery quicker
-During REALLY aggressive workouts the monitor can slowly slide down your body if you don't ensure the straps are tight enough.

With regards to my last point, the only time I had the TICKR slide down my body happened while rolling jiu jitsu. For those that don't know, jiu jitsu is a grappling sport which involves a lot of physical contact. In truth I would not recommend using the TICKR for full contact sports as it could be damaged. Regardless, I wanted to really test out the TICKR and it passed with flying colors! The monitor DID slide down to my belly area by the end of the class, but to my surprise the HR data recorded was accurate all the way through! I have attached a screenshot of the Wahoo Cardio App as proof. You can see my heart rate spikes during warm-up, slows down during technique, and then rises again during sparring. Super cool!

Overall, I would definitely recommend this product if you are interested in leveraging your heart rate data to improve your health and overall performance. 10/10!
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TheDanzing
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great while cycling, jogging, and even kickboxing / jiu jitsu!
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2016
I originally purchased this product for use with the cycling app STRAVA (where I compete in time trials across different routes in my city) but I have found that it is useful for lots of other activities. Obviously with any sort of cardio this device will be useful, but it is also useful for non-cardio related activities such as breathing exercises and meditation (seeing how you can lower your heart rate during stress), public speaking, and even full-contact sports like kickboxing / jiu jitsu.

Pros:
-It's simple to set-up, pairs easily to the phone
-HR readings are accurate
-Straps are adjustable and it generally stays on your body very well.
-If you like statistics & data, this thing is awesome
-LOTS of apps work with TICKR, so you don't have to worry about it going obsolete any time soon

Cons:
-Bluetooth being activated on your phone can drain the battery quicker
-During REALLY aggressive workouts the monitor can slowly slide down your body if you don't ensure the straps are tight enough.

With regards to my last point, the only time I had the TICKR slide down my body happened while rolling jiu jitsu. For those that don't know, jiu jitsu is a grappling sport which involves a lot of physical contact. In truth I would not recommend using the TICKR for full contact sports as it could be damaged. Regardless, I wanted to really test out the TICKR and it passed with flying colors! The monitor DID slide down to my belly area by the end of the class, but to my surprise the HR data recorded was accurate all the way through! I have attached a screenshot of the Wahoo Cardio App as proof. You can see my heart rate spikes during warm-up, slows down during technique, and then rises again during sparring. Super cool!

Overall, I would definitely recommend this product if you are interested in leveraging your heart rate data to improve your health and overall performance. 10/10!
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Loreen N.
5.0 out of 5 stars Parfait!
Reviewed in France on July 18, 2017
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Après avoir repris le sport et un régime il est important de contrôler son rythme cardiaque afin d’évaluer sa séance de sport. J'ai donc écumer internet à la recherche d'une ceinture cardiaque bluetooth pour connecter sur mon nexus 6P.

Utilisé avec un gel ECG, la transmission du courant est parfaite et je n'ai donc aucune erreur de données. J'utilise le logiciel Wahoo fitness (qu'en anglais malheureusement) et j'obtiens toutes les infos de ma séance de sport avec les calories brulées les phases de "BURN" de "BURST", les périodes d'aerobic.

Je n'ai pas pu la jumeler avec l'application "runtastic bike". Petit bémol pour l'attache qui se fait à l'aide de 2 pressions même si il n'y a aucune gêne durant l'exercice. elle ne glisse pas lorsque la ceinture est réglé à la bonne taille même avec la transpiration. Etant une femme je pensais que ma poitrine et la brassière de sport allait être une gêne pour le bon placement de la ceinture mais pas du tout. c'est très bien conçu!

J'espère sincèrement que ce commentaire vous a été utile.
' Si c'est le cas, n'hésitez pas à cliquer sur "oui", c'est toujours un plaisir de savoir que l'on peut se rendre utile.'
Merci
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Himanshu Modi
5.0 out of 5 stars Works brilliantly so far
Reviewed in India on June 2, 2017
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A heart rate sensor is a must-have for me while exercising. It feels rather incomplete when I workout without one, and there are no charts at the end of the session. Though its more than the charts. For people who are not super-fit, when they get into intense cardio based exercises, it is extremely critical for them to be aware of the zones in which their heart is operating. I regularly hit 180 BPM when I go all out in my workouts, and I might just keep going, push a little more, for just a little bit longer. It helps to have a heart rate sensor to tell me that I need to ease off. It's downright dangerous to breach maximum heart rate and stay there for extended periods of time - even if the 220 minus age as a heart rate formula might not be the most scientific measurement.

Wrist based heart rate sensors are useless for my requirement. They are miserably inaccurate for intense exercises or any HIIT or interval based training. I was tempted by their convenience though, just put it on the wrist and wear it all day long, and it does a few more things than just measure heart rate, but eventually didn't go for them as they did not meet the one job that I wanted them to do - tell me when to slow down.

Now chest strap based sensors - the popular ones are not available in India directly. This Wahoo was imported from somewhere as well. That is a real shame, because with the kind of market India is, I think we should have everything available locally. And fitness is becoming increasingly important. People are cross-fitting, doing zumba, kick boxing and gyms have never been fuller. And there are some many people flashing their activity monitors in public - even if most of them are pretty much useless. Some of them surely need a little more accurate heart rate tracking during their exercises. Anyways, I rant. At least I could import it. And at the end of it, it is still cheaper than a fitbit charge HR or something.

I have used a Polar H7 in the past, and it worked, most of the times. Trouble was it was basically a piece of plastic that you put on the chest strap and hoped it was sensing something and would send the data to an app on your phone. If the app wouldn't show the heart rate, you were left wondering if it was a problem in the app, or the bluetooth connection, or the sensor had a problem, or the sensor tips weren't moist, or your heart wasn't working! The addition of tiny indicator LEDs on Wahoo does give the reassurance that the sensor is fine. Another thing I liked about Wahoo over Polar is that the sensor in Wahoo is the bridge connecting the strap. So the buttons on the Tickr that you push into the strap, is what closes the strap. In Polar, the strap had a hook you put around your back. The hook kind of dug at the back, and at times, I used to forget taking the Polar out of the strap causing a lot of battery drain, and presumably the early failure of the device. In Wahoo, you by default have to undo the sensor from the strap to take it off.

Besides that, everything else is standard and streamless. The sensor connects to a fitness app. Which has worked everytime yet. I will pray that the device doesn't stop working, because it's certainly not getting any support out here in India. Well, I guess I could always reduce my review rating!
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