If I go for a 45 minute run without my phone, will it store the heart rate data then sync once its within range again? If so, how long can it go?
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The first answer was correct. The device itself does not store data. The description talking about tracking data is referring top the device when used with an app. The OP asked if it will store the data when running without a phone or other device, and if it will then transmit the data when connected to the phone later. The answer is no, it will not do this. It is simply a sensor and does not have on-board storage of data for collection at a later time.
348676
This answers seems to contradict the listing and the advertising on the Jarv's box which says "Tracks heart rate, distance, pace, and more!" Also, if you use Runtastic Pro, you can use the the History Add function to download length of time and Calories burned, so will the right app download more?
348677
It does not store data. It simply takes readings and transmits via bluetooth.
1727424
You have to keep checking your heart rate. Mine no longer works and I have had it less then a year.
2219250
This isn't meant to take readings while exercising. It won't take your HR while on your wrist. You'd have to take it off, activate the screen, keep tapping the toggle button until you reach the HR / Sleep mode screen, swipe to activate HR reader, hold the Pulse between your fingers gently (holding it firm causes reading to fail) and wait about 7 seconds. This process is easy for me and I have taken my reading while running but I don't see most people having the patience.
1862763
If she gets off the scale when the screen says "step off," it will store the information. The next time your phone is near the scale, with the app open, it will sync.
993334
Based on my tests with equipment in the gym, it typically mirrors what the sensor on the gym equipment tells me. One thing to note, it does, on occasion, just drop your heart rate in half for 30 seconds to a minute and then finds its way back.
699524
It saves data for the current workout. If you zero the chronograph, it starts over, saving data for the next workout. If you do not zero the chronograph, it will add data for the next workout to the existing data.
244288
On the treadmill it will only record Heartrate (in addition to time). This can either be done by manually going into the settings and turning the GPS OFF, or after a while of not finding GPS signal, the watch will ask you if you are indoors. Selecting YES at this point will turn off the GPS and allow you to workout indoors without getting incorrect GPS data.
805472
Negative. The watch already has a heart rate monitor. You can display real time info when using the exercise function.
1204942
The data isn't stored in the mio itself so if you want to see the data and store it you need the phone. If you just want to monitor your HR by zone then you don't need your phone - the color tells you your zone.
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The device works well with the C25K application. It records your heartbeat and the software will warn you if you are out of your target heart range either high or low. The results of your run are displayed on a graph showing your heart rate, pace, and distance. It helped me improve my workouts. I purchased this unit because it was on the recommended list from the C25K developers. You need to make sure it is charged up before use since there is no battery level gauge and unplug it from the chest strap after use so it doesn't discharge. Hope this helps.
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This will do it for you. If you reset it just before you start your run you will get steps, time and distance. I think it's a greatlittle pedometer.
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While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the capabilities of my iPhone as well:-) While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the... » Read More While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the capabilities of my iPhone as well:-) « Show Less
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If you are working out and press "stop", your time, miles, etc will keep on for about 5 minutes, then it will reset itself to the select screen. I usually turn it off completely.
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It lets me know what bpm after I have finished walking.I just bought another phone and I didn't realize it checks your heart rate, so I haven't been using it lately. I hope this answers your question.
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Hey Annie.Yeah it is really simple to use. You just select run. This will give you the option to turn on the GPS, the heart rate monitor and or the foot pod and press ok. It will link your sensors and get a GPS signal, which normally takes anywhere from 10 secs to a minute. Click start and away you go! I really like my watch. I'd recommend them for sure. Tapping the front of it doesn't always light up the display though which is slightly annoying. But other than that it's great.
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The watch will calculate distance during your runs. In real time you'll have access to speed, elevation, distance travelled, etc. You will need a heart rate monitor (I.e the chest strap) in order to track HR during your runs or rides. The foot pod is only necessary if you plan on training on a treadmill.
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Yes,When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.