Can the iPhone still pick up my heart rate from a bluetooth device?
247564
Absolutely, I have mine hooked up to my heart rate monitor and speed/cadence sensors. Works flawlessly.
247565
Yes, if you have a compatible bluetooth device it will still work while using this case.
247566
I haven't tried it with a HRM, but it hasn't interfered with my Bluetooth headphones at all.
2208737
If you mean like the new bracelets in the market that record your sleeping patterns, no it won't. If you mean will it read your bpm while you sleep, yes, most likely while running an app.
392762
Yes, it detects irregular heartbeat. The one thing that this model doesn't do, that my prior device did, was record date and time, for historical purposes.
1425946
The iPhone does not seem to like the Bluetooth connection. They have versions that use wifi, and you can use an AdHoc (scanner directly to iPhone with no wireless router) network to do it. That would be your best bet
2009736
Yes. When using bluetooth linked to iPhone or iMac, volume, pause/play are functional. As you might guess, when hard-wired, those functions don't work.
1839666
The device comes with a heart rate monitor included and it does give the max and average heart rates. The device actually gives quite a deal of information. Runners world, when they did a review of the previous model of this watch called it "The Data Miner." I mostly use it with a footpod so it gives pace, speed and distance etc.
531073
I've been using this kit with my Iphone 4s (Runtastic pro) without big issues. Sometimes, I had to pair the cardio strap with my phone when I realized the cardio frequency register seens weird for my usual pattern. In my oppinion, all the ANT + device could be used.
1420828
Absolutely. You don't have to move arms to measure your heart rate. I had was with a transmitter - it wasn't functioning right & I sent it back.
518055
Yes. Stand alone it has a visor that displays the O2 saturation and the pulse. You should disable blutooth on the phone.
1672758
Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of it. Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of... » Read More Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of it. « Show Less
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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.
273673
I have used the zephyr hxm bluetooth heartrate monitor with my smartphone. It had no problem connecting bluetooth headphones and the hrm.
225714
Yes, your motoactv will pick up the heart monitor. There is no need for the phone for this function.
993331
Yes. It will display the heart rate. No straps. It uses optical sensor on the backside of watch which is flush with your wrist. They claim the accuracy is 1%. If you do not want to connect via bluetooth to an app, you don't have to.
422952
Yes, make sure this is for the iPhone 4S and higher, does not work with the iPhone 4. I think it works great and it logs how much time your in each heart rate zone, the only thing that is tricky is that it will not show up on the phone as under blue tooth, you actually have to go through the app and then it shows that it is monitoring the heart. This was confusing at first and I almost sent it back..
531427
No. This unit comes with it's own sensor and it is not Bluetooth compatible at all, in fact it doesn't have Bluetooth feature.The Polar Bluetooth smart heart rate sensor is more like for paring it with your smartphone (like android or iOS device) and make workout with the Polar App that you find in your application market. The polar app will use the data coming from the Bluetooth sensor to make statistics and so on.
388579
Yes it does integrate with the Health App, but Bluetooth is spotty at best for mine; so I have to enter it manually or use the Cardio app to measure heart rate.