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- Strapless heart rate monitor watch for efficient workouts
- Helps you train at appropriate intensity level for best results
- Includes alarm, calendar, stopwatch, and target zone alarms
- Pairs with Polar transmitter (sold separately) for continuous HR reading
- Comes with zippered black nylon carrying case for protection
Product Description
Measures your Pulse from your fingertips! Just press and hold the silver contact button and display your pulse rate in seconds flat . Purchased separately , you can add any Polar transmitter and the A4 becomes a continously displaying Heart Rate Monitor just like the other famous Polar models . Watch , Owners manual ,and warranty card ,come packaged in a black nylon zippered carrying case . Check your pulse while sitting or standing , or buy a Polar transmitter sepa… More >>
Polar A4 Pulse Heart Rate Monitor Watch
October 19, 2009 at 12:27 am
I’m usually the one in my family that others come to for advice on all things electronic. So I’ll give you the advice I’d give them on this watch – - if you are a bit dim when it comes to learning the intricacies of getting complicated electronics up and running, then don’t expect the instructions that accompany this doodad to enlighten you. I didn’t return mine because I hate to admit defeat, but you just might, so save yourself the trouble and just learn to take your pulse the old-fashioned way; you know, the way the nurses do every time you go to the doc’s office? Using a watch with a sweeping second hand and the ability to count!
Rating: 2 / 5
October 19, 2009 at 3:05 am
It’s a great quality monitor, just be aware it does not ship with a chest belt – apparently that’s an accessory. Kind of like selling a car without tires!
Rating: 2 / 5
October 19, 2009 at 5:37 am
I am not happy with this product. The instructions are not clear, and the pulse monitor doesn’t work right. Today I was on the treadmill. It went to 124 (oky) later as I stayed on the treadmill, it went to 114 (down with longer workout-no way), then it went to 35. So the longer Istayed on the treadmill, the lower it showed my rate just the opposite of what actually occured. I check my pulse using my neck pulse. Also, often when I try to check my pulse, it takes a long to time booting up, then it says “repress” After doing this three or four times, I fianlly give up and take my neck pulse. This is a bad buy!
Rating: 1 / 5
October 19, 2009 at 5:48 am
i find it that whyle runing the product dosnt give an accurate hr, it fluctuates a lot
Rating: 3 / 5
October 19, 2009 at 7:19 am
I thought I would like the ” no strap” thing but I cant seem to get a good reading with this watch only type monitor. Been trying to see about buying a transmitter to convert to strap type monitor but they cost more than this watch. Live and learn I guess, but I havent totally given up yet.
Rating: 2 / 5