Can you just look at the watch and see your latest HR at any time without having to push a button to "recall" it EACH time you want to check it?
1868449
It has a strap on your chest with a sensor which sends the reading to the watch. It has a setting on the watch which can be set to "constant" and it will give you a readout all the time. There is a function which I haven't tried yet which will give you the duration of your exercise and maximums you reach.
1868450
Yes, provided the watch is set to measure heart rate. This means the chest belt has to be fastened around you and dampened.
1868451
Yes you can, when you push the button then you get a time lapse for a brief 3 seconds then it jumps back into the heart rate
1868452
When you are using it as a heart rate monitor it is in that mode (you have to push a button to get it there) all it does is monitor you heart rate. You just have to look at it. No recall needed. The chest strap communicates to the watch constantly.
2053545
Yes, your heart rate is constantly displayed, either under the current time of under your stopwatch.
1401599
I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.
2076757
Why would you need to do that? The watch only speaks the hour if you touch the button to hear what time it is.
1068062
no calorie counter...no way to let the watch know what activity you are doing
1114571
No, it automatically tracks it for you as long as you have the watch on your wrist and turned on.
1952664
I have not found a way to show the time with distance. However u can hit the top of the bezel (time) and see it then hit the side to go back to training.
904022
Sorry Doris, these steps are for the other watch called smart health, am not sure if this will be the same. but you can try it. dear Doris, press and hold the View & Time botton at once. then you can adjest the time and minutes by clicking the Time botton till you reach the KM or Mile on the screen, then chose which one you want. steps : Hold (Time & View), once the screen will start blinking press (Time) untill you reach on the screen the KM & Miles, press (View or Rest) to change between them, finally press (Time). Thank you
2217321
No, when the mode button is pushed the watch will vibrate. This a feature intended to notify uses that they have indeed changed the mode.
955195
You can use it like a standard stopwatch. I don't know if it rolls over on counting up, but there is a one digit day position on the stopwatch function, so it might count up to 9 days, 59 minutes, 59 seconds. I bought it specifically for the countdown feature, which works very well. You can check on their website for more specifics.
1674177
Yes, just push a button!I like to use this stopwatch in my flight training.
614534
As long as the sensor is in range of the watch and it is in that mode it is continuous
1718958
My watch does pause if I remain in one spot after about 15 seconds but it isn't always reliable. I am not sure why other people are reporting theirs do not pause. You can pause it manually fairly easily.
59514
Yes. After your run, save it by holding down the "save/stop" button. When the watch goes back to its main screen (time , date, location) hit mode until you see " run data," select the day/file hit "ok/view" 3 times and the calories are the bottom number below your average speed.
1653213
Yes - it shows continuously. With the watch on your wrist, you push the HR button on the RHS, it says FIND on the screen and then the HR is picked up and displayed in large font (as per the marketing pictures). It is easy to see whilst working out and responds to changes quickly. Hope this helps. Craig
1564148
Yes the base screen shows time automatically coordinated with gps and local time zone plus date. You can then scroll to see instead of date, number of steps, calories, miles or km. it only switches out of time mode when you push the red button to start running or cycling or whatever. But even in that mode you can scroll to time of day and if you want leave it there
588576
The watch itself won't be able to figure that. That would be up to the app that you have paired with it. If your app figures this information, is compatible with the watch, and offers a screen to display it, then it will. I know if you use the Wahoo Fitness app and a heart rate strap it will figure that information and display it for you.