How does it track heart rate? Does it show you like a graph or a chart or numbers and does it just tell you max, min, average?
447316
It does not chart it. If you want to chart it do it yourself. I use mine to count the calories.
447317
I'm not happy at all with it. It was cheap when I bought it and the quality is.... well cheap. The band came apart the first time I wore it. It seems to track heart rate but there is no graph.
45834
No. You have to place the index and middle fingers on the sensors that are next to the watch display. In a few seconds it will show the value of your heartbeat and the percentage relative to the maximum for your age.
2071822
I didn't know bike was in the title when I bought mine. It has nothing to do with biking. It is a heart rate monitor that consists of a chest band that you wear while exercising (very comfortable) and it relays your heart rate to a watch that you wear. It will tell you how many calories you've burned, your average heart rate, your maximum heart rate and how how long your heart rate was "in the zone". My guess is that the word bike was added to get the attention of bicyclists that want to track their heart rate while cycling. I love this monitor as it has no extra bells and whistles that I don't need which would make it more expensive and also more complicated to use.
2011059
It does have a graph but I don't know how accurate it would be in registering heartbeats.
1679002
Yes it figures out where your target heart rate should be and also keeps track of your average heart rate during each workout
2044781
It tells you for the workout you are doing but its pretty basic. Dont really need a new monitor. I would just recommend getting u a nice heart monitor. They are much more accurate then the things on the machine.
384369
1. The battery lasts about 6-8 months...if you use it regularly like I do.2. Lap memory? If you are asking if you can recall what laps you've done the previous day, I would say yes....as long as you do not reset your lap count. 3.The monitor will tell you if your pulse is out of the 'zones' that you set for your heart range. There are 5 zones; from the lowest pulse range you want to be notified (with a constant beep), to the highest range (also with a beep).
47456
I don't believe you can set your own minimum heart rate. I checked the manual and found no references for setting a minimum heart rate. You can set your own maximum heart rate or let the monitor do this automatically.
1035134
Hi, Carol, it gives you the actual pressure -- systolic and diastolic -- and also tracks your pressure over a period of time. The thing I like is that after it takes your pressure, it states what it is out loud, and also whether or not it's average or high, which is why I purchased it.
1268736
It tracks your activity based on the sensors it has, and gives you an average based on your activity level such as movement, perspiration level, e.g. Comparing my heart rate monitor average heart rate and calories burned to the Armband it has tracked my workouts accurately.
1138214
it is a pretty basic display system, it gives u distance traveled, overall elevation climbs, calories burned, average rates, and HeartRate, There Is a external wireless monitor heart rate you can get but I have not tried it out yet.
1952796
I found it was pretty easy to set up. If you enter your stats (date of birth, etc.) it sets up the heart rate "zones" for you automatically and then you do not need to change them. It does not beep when I am out of a heart rate "zone." It beeps once when it loses the signal (if you take off the strap but do not stop the wristband), but I don't think it beeps continuously. I am pretty happy with it thus far.
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.
1881094
This HR Sensor provides the data to your device (such as your smart phone). It is up to the application that you are using on your phone (and/or device). Some applications do have the setting to alert you when your heart rate is above specific rate and some do.
993335
I have found it very accurate when compared against other devices like treadmill sensors which you hold on to and even when I compare to a blood pressure monitor.There is a little heart which flashes on the top right so if you hold your other hand to the pulse at your neck you can get confirmation that the heartbeat measured on the watch coincides with the actual heartbeat you are experiencing.
164955
No, it stores min, max, average heart rate and calories burned (and percentage of fat) but there's no way to transfer that to a computer. Still a great heart rate monitor.
1451966
I'd like to know this, as well. I have a Note 3 and want something that will help track high/low/avg heart rates per workout.