HW807 Armband Heart Rate Monitor, Bluetooth 5.0 & ANT+ Dual HRM with HR Zone Heart Rate Variability, Optical HR Sensor with IP67 for Peloton Strava Zwift DDP Yoga

Easy to wear, accurate and easy to sync with a Garmin or iphone. Charge lasts for many hours as well so great for long bike rides.

Works with my Garmin edge 810 perfectly. I have 15 yes 15 heart rate straps they all failed. Some of them have failed immediately never had these heart rate straps at any time worked flawlessly. So I was amazed when this came along and I tried it out and it worked straight out the box no pairing issues and I've used it every day since I bought it which is something like eight days ago and I highly highly recommend it.

Ok so I definitely had to edit my review after excellent after care and customer service. While you can see what I said below for the review I now have to add after seeing the review Coospo UK contacted me and sent a free replacement within 3 days. Now you can’t really ask for more than that. Bravo The heart rate monitor is actually good. It synced up well with my garmin 7x and the indicator lights are really handy. It read the heart rates as I wanted but stopped working after around 6 months. Shame about the reliability because it would have been a decent buy otherwise

The HR monitor in my very old stationary exercise bike became flakey. I wanted a replacement that wasn't a chest one and could be worn on the wrist or upper arm solely when exercising. This one was a reasonable price from an established brand, and it's a HR monitor, it has one job and it is doing that flawlessly with my android phone. Niggles not related to the devices function. 1. It has a light that changes colour with heart rate, but to set the zones you have to use an app HearTool. It's the easiest solution but you have to read the manual and it's in tiny writing. 2. Finding the right third party fitness app to work with it was a chore, a part of it was because I'm using a stationary fitness bike so all the GPS stuff is not applicable, and neither is the social media crap because *all* I want is a record of heart rate over time. The app I settled on was Wahoo, even though I had to create an account (all the others wanted one too). 2b. Remember to personalise your account with height/weight/age/sex before using. I wear it on my upper arm and forget it's there.

I tried it once, I was wearing it correctly. Had me running slower than walking pace for most people to keep my HR in Zone 2. I eventually got frustrated and started walking, and my HR started climbing into Zone 4. Eventually gave up and stood still, and it climbed to Zone 5 when I was standing still. Utter crap.

It kinda hit and miss not the most accurate but maybe it’s due to the position on my forearm, much prefer the chest strap for accuracy. However the rechargeable aspect is much better as the chest strap is battery.

I hated the chest strap heart rate monitors, and the heart rate monitors in watches never seemed accurate enough for me. When I purchased the Coospo HW807, I was amazed at how accurate it was, and how comfortable it felt. Most of the reviews seemed to suggest placing the strap on the upper arm, so I chose to position my strap just below the elbow, on the inner side of the arm, (see image), and the elasticity in the strap means that I can set the strap length once, and leave it at that setting, sliding it on and off my arm as needed, so I don't even have to disturb the Velcro. I put the Heartool app on my phone, as suggested, and that enables me to do a quick check on the battery level, check my actual heart rate, and also set my individual heart rate zones on the Coospro, before using it coupled to the Garmin Edge 530 on my bike. Some users seem to have had trouble getting the Heartool App to connect with the Coospro device, or the app disconnecting from it. The trick is to make sure that Bluetooth is running on the phone first, then start the Heartool app, and then start the Coospo device, if this sequence is followed, the Coospo should connect to the Heartool app without any problems.

The Coospo HW807 HRM is much reliable than other wrist based watches as they tend to lose the heart rate signal during HIIT classes. This one does not and has a higher frequency of capturing heart rate , I have used it with FIIT classes and they have never lost the heart rate signal which was a comon thing with my apple watch. Overall looking at the heart rate graph I could see there were no points where this lost its signal. FOr apple watch it was quite frequent and I used to have gaps in heart rate throughout the exercises.Once the FIIT class finishes the data gets sent to Apple health which shows the heart rate data and contributes to the daily rings. Very happy so far to have added it to my list of gadgets for daily exercise. The straps are thin but cannot comment on long term durability as had this only for 2 weeks now. The HRM holds charge well and so far in 2 weeks I have had to charge it only once, I exercise around 30 mins daily using it

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Wird mit einem Fahrradcomputer betrieben. Gegengesteuert mit einem Medizinprodukt bestätigte die Genauigkeit .

Pourquoi avoir choisi ce Brassard de fréquence cardiaque HW807, de chez Coospo ! Car je suis déjà possesseur est satisfait d'une ceinture pectorale H808S du même fabricant et que je possède et utilise depuis plus de 6 mois lors de mes sorties journalières et diverses courses. Je regardai ce brassard depuis un moment et j'ai donc craqué, question de commodité. Qualitativement et pour sa précision et son rapport qualité/prix, il n'a rien à envier à d'autres modèles, bien au contraire. Attention, il ne fournit que la Fréquence Cardiaque. Il transmet les données de fréquence cardiaque en temps réel par Bluetooth ou ANT+ au dispositif de réception des valeurs de la fréquence cardiaque et/ou à l'application de sport et de santé. Je l'utilise avec ma montre de Running Garmin Fenix 7X sans aucun problème de reconnaissance, en ANT+ et je peux aussi en même temps suivre les données avec l'application Heartool, permettant aussi de le régler. Il est livré avec deux bracelets de longueur différents, il est à positionner sur l'avant-bras ou le biceps, ainsi avec qu'un câble de chargement magnétique, ses caractéristiques sont conformes à la description. Je trouve agréable et pratique sur ce modèle les différents coloris de Leds m'informant des diverses zones cardiaques d'entrainements, ainsi que la vibration. Son autonomie et donnée pour 20 heures, très léger, son poids étant de 19 g, et étanche à la pluie, ruissellement IP 67. Je recommande le produit et le Vendeur. -- MAJ le 22 oct. 2022 : L'utilisant depuis maintenant 1 bon mois, j'en suis toujours autant pleinement satisfait. Auparavant avec un capteur et sangle de poitrine, je n'ai plus cette gène à long terme lors de mes runnings où celui-ci a tendance à descendre, d'ailleurs depuis je ne le porte plus. De plus, cet appareil enregistre l'intégralité des paramètres, puis au travers de l'application dédiée " Heartool ", ceux-ci peuvent être importés et ainsi intégralement analysés à tête reposée. Un bémol concernant la présence de Leds avec différents coloris m'informant des diverses zones cardiaques dans laquelle je me trouve lors d'un entrainement. En présence d'un fort soleil, elles ne sont pas visibles, donc inutiles. Il faut que la lumière environnante présente ne soit pas trop importante lors de l'effort pour percevoir correctement le coloris. Pour cela, j'enlève 1 étoile, initialement lors de mon premier avis j'avais octroyé 5 étoiles, mais je pense que la présence de ces Leds est très bien, mais leurs lectures pêchent un peu.

Bon produit qui se place sur l'avant bras ou le bras pour visualiser sa zone de fréquence cardiaque. La lumière émise devrait être un peu plus forte. Pratique en tee-shirt mais pas en manche longue.

fa quello che deve fare , durata buona della carica, cinturino ok