Are there any smartwatches that this is compatible with (several come with an Android OS)
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From my experience don't buy the headphones. 1.Customer service is in China. 2. If you ever need to replace the ear tips, that's a no go. 3. The headphones only work with the iriver on app (No runkeeper, icardio) which is trash. 4. The volume is so low I can hear a full conversation
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Large SmartWatch Lite in black. MOTA Smart Watch pairs with any bluetooth enabled cell phone. Features Anti-Lost, Display Answer Call Vibration, Caller ID, MP3 Music playing and built-in speaker mic to answer calls directly. Rechargeable Lithium Battery
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S Health (still!) only supports the Samsung branded HRM strap. This isn't due to any compatibility issues at all, it's a deliberate choice made by Samsung.
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It works over blue tooth. The watch only works with certain Samsung phones.
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Yes, it's compatible with Android, but be certain to download digifit (icardio). I've had some/few problems, but it was on my part. Remember to keep it charged and it works best directly on skin and not over a sleeve. Find the best spot on your arm so that it properly reads your heart rate, otherwise the reading will be off. Ex. Heart rate read 65bpm, after adjusting it read 168bpm. So position matter. Hope this helped.
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I have an android phone. So I just went to the play store typed in the name of the phone and downloaded a smart watch helper app which works great! Hope this helps &#128522;
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Yes, it also works with AT&T; because that's what I have. I would check with the service providers in your area Nicholas, and make sure that the one that you choose supports the GSM bands in question. This watch is not locked to a specific carrier.
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Only if you wanna use apps and music. Otherwise i believe its just a basic watch
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No just Android phones. Try looking into the Pebble Smartwatch or Metawatch. They are compatible with both Android and ios devices.
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The watch needs to be paired with a phone over bluetooth to work and get data.It doesn't matter what network technology the phone uses, as long as the phone has a data connection to the telecom network and the internet.
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I am not sure of this because our contract is not due for an update until next month as we have a Galaxy s2 but from my understanding it should work with this watch. Sorry I could not more specific. Thanks
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yes. If you purchase the Smart Phone Call Handling App, the watch works in conjunction with your bluetooth ear piece and your phone. When you recieve a call, you are notified on the watch, ( with the app, you get an option of answer or reject w/message) and if you want to take the phone call, you accept on the watch, then it will automatically connect via your bluetooth ear piece.
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No, this watch is essentially the bluetooth headset. That would be like pairing a bluetooth headset to another headset. Nothing accomplished there.
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No, it can pair with your Android Directly. You will need a app that works with the Polar Wearlink like Endomondo.
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The watch links to the phone, so it doesn't matter what carrier you are using. It connects to the phone via bluetooth like a headset (but way cooler) just with more features.
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This is ANT+ not digital or Bluetooth. I couldn't find that watch you mentioned, but if specs list ANT+ you're good. If it's digital or BTLE unfortunately no go.
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I am afraid than only iphone is supported. You can plan a trace in your mobile and send to garmin via bluetooth or oposite direction. I also have android and I have not connected my garmin yet. I usually pre-plan a trace in Garmin Basecamp on my PC which is more comfortable with begger screen. But I agree that Fenix should be able at least send data to GarminConnect or Strava also on android mobiles othervise bluetooth is useless. But the watches definetelly payd off if you wear them during your adventures.