Does this watch store heart rate and other data so you can view it after your exercise?
484995
I'm not sure. I just use it as a heart rate monitor while I exercise when pregnant. I know the Garmin watches can (I have one), but it requires a strap for the heart rate (which I hate)
1395584
You will have every fonctions as cardio tracking but the speed and position will not work, but the watch will register many data and when you will have internet acces will load it.
1679002
Yes it figures out where your target heart rate should be and also keeps track of your average heart rate during each workout
483714
yes it does. display shows steps, remaining steps to goal, distance, calories, time, and date.
446823
Yes, the phone has to be on and carried during your workout. The app captures GPS data to draw a detailed map of your location, including elevation, pace, heart rate (if also wearing a heart rate monitor device), etc. There would be no way to enter that data after your workout. The screen can be locked after starting the workout, but needs to be turned back on in order to Pause, Finish, and Save your results.
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.
252755
I don't think so. Whenever I use the pulse monitor to check my heart rate it gives me a ridiculous number like 93 in the middle of a cardio workout. When I use the exercise function it gives you a calorie burn number that sounds reasonable but there is no way to know if it is accurate because it is based on settings in the watch that are supposed to be described in a manual that I never received. I think it was a waste of money
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.
1146977
No sure...sorry. I used the nike running watch that has the micro usb to upload data.
875011
Yes you have to put your fingers on it, although at times i see a heart rate average and I have not put my finger on it. So, it may monitor it, but I put my finger on the watch.
1361481
The watch will give you the time, but not on the same screen that shows the heart rate when working out.
1158227
It does. Provided you use this with a Heart Rate Monitor. You might want to consider the Multisport cardio which has a built in HRM.
1912148
Yes, When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.
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.
1975416
no, you will see it on the website after you upload your data from the watch
1921385
I do not think it does. The data is sent to my Garmin watch and to an app on my Mac. It's a little frustrating, but the data and tracking is useful.
262328
It seems to measure your calories burned based on you checking your heartrate. I have noticed while in the midst of exercising and I check my heartrate with the watch, after it gets a clear read on my heart, the calories burned display shows either more or less calories in the totals.