I use a Polar-H7 HRM which connects to Digifit on iPhone4s via Bluetooth. Anyone know if I use that and this if they will both work at the same time?
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If you are asking if the Polar will remain paired with iPhone if you also pair it with Jaybird, the answer is yes. You may need to go to settings&gt;Bluetooth and select connect when switching from Polar to Jaybird after initial pairing.
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I have the Samsung Galaxy Note2 and I am having the HARDEST time getting it to connect and stay connected. I love Polar (I have my Polar watches and regular transmitters when bluetooth stops working) but there is something going on and Polar WILL NOT address it they have TONS of people on their forum asking for help with this same problem and they have NOT responded with a fix or any type of help other than passing the buck to the app developer (note to self contact Cardio Trainer and ask them to see what the problem is). If I were you Michael do as much research and see if it works with the Android (I assume here that's all I use) app. Now I am partial to Cardio Trainer Pro and its there where its not working for me but it maybe fine in other apps right now in my Cardio Trainer app it says, "Sorry, your phone needs to have Bluetooth and Android version 2.0 or higher to use this feature"....HELLO Samsung Galaxy Note 2 I think I've surpassed that ha ha ha. So it might work perfectly fine with your phone but make sure go to all the forums of the apps you will use with it and their user of the apps and the polar transmitter will tell you if its a success or not.
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I have the same problem, and have tried the sensor in virtually every orientation and virtually touching the crank mounted magnet on each rotation. Nothing has worked so far. A customer service rep from Wahoo has suggested swapping out the battery (apparently they can cut out a single function if they are low), and or resetting the network settings on my iPhone. I have yet to try this...was just looking here to see what battery to get. Mine is brand new and the other functions, including the heart-rate monitor, all work just fine. Only the cadence is missing.
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The original chest strap does not support Bluetooth. Polar does make a Hybrid chest strap that does work with the Polar system and Bluetooth.
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This one doesn't work with phones because it doesn't use Bluetooth. Only the Polar H7 model does. This one works with the Nike+ shoes and watches but not the app. Sorry.
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Sir/Ma'am I found the Zephyr HXM after a search of several different websites trying to find a solution to Garmins excessive HR spikes and drop outs. I have a droid type phone so I never searched for a Iphone solution. I see that Zephyer has a website here: http://www.zephyr-technology.com/forum/#/ This might be a better place to find the answer to your question. I am still very happy with my HR sensor; now if only Garmin would choose to use something as advanced as this sensor with their product line.
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I've used it for both activities, and it was pretty accurate. However, the battery life sucks....It died 2 months ago (I bought it in May 2014). Changed the battery, and it still doesn't work. But I have a Smart Health HRM without a chest strap (wrist only) and it had the EXACT same readings as the Polar.
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I have an Android and as long as Bluetooth is on it connects automatically. A friend of mine has this for his Honda and he uses an iPhone and he has no complaints.
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Since the Wahoo Rflkt is only "reading" what your iPhone is seeing....then any heart rate monitor that is registered on your phone (via bluetooth) should be "transmitted" from your phone to the RFLKT. Neither my garmin HR or cadence monitor shows up on my phone....I had to get new ones and I got the Wahoo devices. So...if you have a heart rate monitor that monitors your heart through you phone...then I think you will be in business. If not....you may have a problem.
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Yes. I have my BMW Garmin and iPhone paired at the same time plus my wife's headset.
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Just tried it with my wife s Iphone 4 Not a problem I have a 4s and obviously also no problem! Hope this helps I m still enjoying the headset very much it s just the controller is a bit big. But that is a given if you want to have one of the firsts. J-J
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I don't know anything about Polar Loop but I pair it with my Polar Beat app and it works great.
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It depends on your Android version. You must be on 4.3 or higher to use the latest bluetooth technology. Go to your phone settings &gt; About to see your Android version. Also, I'd recommend a different bluetooth monitor such as the Scosche RHYTHM+ or Mio Link. They are more reliable, but also require the same Android version.
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I had no problems at all with my iphone 4S. I just followed the directions and paired them. Sorry I can't be more help.
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Hi Pamela, I have the digifit app and it gave me the option to pair with that in the app you were referring to. So I think it should link. I haven't tried it out yet though.
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I have the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4 I haven't attempted to use my iPhone 4 with the sensor but if you give me a couple of days I can give it a try but i use it with "Dash Command" and it works pretty well, has about half a second delay for the app but not to noticeable. Works great for reading codes also
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I have the HTC EVO 3D. I have to restart the phone every day I want to use the HR monitor in order for it to pick up the blue tooth signal. Once that happens, it works perfectly with Runkeeper. I don't know if the restart issue is an HTC phone issue or Runkeeper issue. Overall, I like the Polar device.