Do any of the apps show calories burned?
1813805
I use runkeeper and mapmyrun. They both give calories burned; however, the purchased app gives more functions.
1813806
Mio Link can share the data with lots of other Apps, besides the one from MIO itself. That means you can choose the perfect one for you which has all the indexes that you need.
59515
For each run, it does calculate calories burned. But you cannot keep a running count of the calories.
1803320
Yes, it shows the number of steps taken, the cumulative distance traveled, and the amount of calories burned.
689955
It tells you your active time!!! Like for today I've been active for 10 minutes and walked 1700 steps .84 miles and burned 84.7 calories.
483714
yes it does. display shows steps, remaining steps to goal, distance, calories, time, and date.
318104
as far as i know this watch/health pedometer does not show heart rate. it shows calories, steps and miles and time.
1348957
You press the side button to show each option, time, heart rate, calories burned..etc
2181013
It does count calories burned. It also is a workout/run timer, counts steps taken and seems to be fairly accurate so long as you set it up correctly.
2281151
Yes, and if something sounds too good to be true, then its probably false. The only calorie monitors that truly indicate an accurate measure of work are called ergometers. Those instruments are found only on fitness machines (usually stationary bikes) costing at least $2000. The reason why meaninglessly inaccurate "calorie monitors" abound is because customers still demand them. If a brand offers a "calorie monitor" on a $40 fitness machine then its competitors are forced to offer one too. They always give highly overestimated readouts, which makes the machine look (deceivingly) super effective for fitness. I never pay attention to "calories". I always set the consoles of my fitness equipment to instead display either time or cycle rate.
150917
Yes, if you connect it to My Fitness Pal it will tell you you have burned so many calories and now have them to enjoy! There is a fork and knife on the UP application that you can put your foods eaten into. I haven't used it, but it tracks your foods. It is seriously one of my most favorite posessions, and many people at work are now wearing them.
495472
On the app it will show you pounds lost or gained if you have it on weightless mode. It shows you a graph also that you can view by week or month also.
84176
Hi everybody, first time poster here. I've been using a sort of mapping system by Telenav. It is really useful to me because I can see other people's bike routes and the best part is calculating the calories I can burn. (see it here: http://maps.telenav.com/tnmap/). Just wondering if anybody has a calorie counter they recommend?
1361482
No you can't (unless I'm missing something). You can display the time and duration of your workout though. It's pretty easy to scroll through screen options however; one button takes you to hr, calories burned, the effect/zone you're in, then the duration/time of day screen.
1838562
Hi. The watch tracks your distance and strokes. You program your weight into the watch in setup, and the owners manual says that it uses this information to calculate calories burned based on distance and body weight.
2195427
Long as you have an app on your phone that will work with it to calculate calories burned. Here is the list of apps compatible with it http://www.wahoofitness.com/Apps/Apps/Blue-HR-133-CL.aspx Just find one on there that relates to the activity you want to do.
359046
It does, but showing you tentative calories lost is just a way to fool yourself into thinking you actually DID lost that many. It is highly inaccurate for many reasons, as some people lose more or a lot less depending on their exercise level. Moreover, you continue to lose after your work-out which may also account for additional calories lost. Do not rely on it.
318026
It does not know haw many calories you take in. As for calories burned, it uses a calculation of your profile and level of activity to estimate their use. It may work as a good guide if you keep and electronic or notebook of your intake.