- Shows your heart rate and elapsed time during exercise
- Enables you to check your average heart rate and total time after each session
- Large, easy-to-read display
- One-button functionality
- Compact design
Product Features
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The display indicates average heart rate and total exercise time. The Exercise Time Indicator has six different bullets, each representing 10 minutes. One cycle of bullets takes 60 minutes. When all the bullets are filled in, the cycle starts again.
Feature Detail:
What's in the Box?
F1 heart rate monitor watch unit, wireless transmitter, elastic strap, battery (built-in CR2025 lithium cell), printed instructions
Manufacturer Warranty
2-year limited warranty
Note:
Polar heart rate monitors are precision instruments; consumers are not advised to change their own battery. Polar recommends that all service be done by an authorized Polar Service Center which will include a warranty for 90 days on repairs and 6 months for batteries.
Product Details
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
103 of 103 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to operate, works with Polar fitness equipment at gym,
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This review is from: Polar F1 Heart Rate Monitor Watch (Sports)
It was intimidating to begin using a heart rate monitor, but at the age of 50 the clear, instantaneous feedback of a monitor has become a necessary part of my fitness regime. This inexpensive set-up has proven to be just what was needed.I'm not big on instruction manuals and this comes with a hefty one. For what I wanted to do -- just monitor my heart rate, thank you very much -- it turned out that the instructions were relatively simple. I was "up and running" (so to speak) just a few minutes after opening the box. Figuring out the strap, transmitter, and "watch" (the device that actually shows heart rate) is not rocket science, once you've assimilated the basic instructions. I am your basic equipment dweeb, so if I could figure it out... Our gym has several types of heart-rate equipped Polar machines: recumbent bikes and treadmills. For these, the "watch" is superfluous because the machine picks up and reports the heart rate from the transmitter. Continuously. The instant feedback is useful for making immediate adjustments, which an overly-ambitious middle-aged lady would want to do when the heart rate gets pushed beyond reasonable bounds. Amusingly, it also provided me with the information that when one of the gym monitors sings along with the tapes, my heart rate goes down. It's possible that I may one day want to graduate to a more sophisticated monitor. But for someone starting out, this has proven to be a reliable, useful, and easily adopted part of my workout kit.
33 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Service is a Problem,
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This review is from: Polar F1 Heart Rate Monitor Watch (Sports)
Loved the monitor and used it at every workout. However, when the battery waned and I went to the retailer for replacement, I discovered it needed to be mailed in to Polar for servicing. More than a bit of an inconvenience. Would be an ENORMOUS improvement if basic maintenance could be handled without the hassle and delay of shipping.
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heart monitor is working well for my use on the treadmill,
By workout wonder "Chris E," (LA, CA) - See all my reviews
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
The Polar B1 is easy to put on and the chest strap is comfortable. It sometimes takes a couple of "wettings" of the chest part with water to get the watch part pulse to read out.The area where a few drops of water goes could be better labled.But the digital readout is large size and easy to read and it does what it says it will. I am very satisfied-I like staying in my training rate and not getting my pulse too high. Chris E.
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