Polar Grit X Pro

s up There's also some issues potentially with accuracy there are some videos online that were had people have done like some accuracy tests with the ...

I'd say the data looks pretty decent to me. I'd say it's definitely usable, but I was surprised a bit that the Grit X Pro didn't end up with that new ...

It'll also get Polar's sleep tracking, which I find to be pretty accurate, and it'll also get Polar's FitSpark training guidance, which gives you work...

This is all very very good but here's where it gets bad for me at least. It's just too much for my middle-aged brain to handle and like I said in the ...

Also the touchscreen is okay, not very responsive and might take you a few swipes to get the watch do what you want it to do. So the Polar Grit X and ...

And it's actually pretty cool. I like the watch. I just think the price point is a little bit high for what you're getting

Guys, my name's Matt. This has been my review of the Polar Grit X Pro.

That would allow you to maintain metrics and training platforms and are quite comparable to the models you are looking at on the high end garmin side.

It’s a phenomenal smart watch honestly, but I have been blown away by the data you get from a dedicated sports watch and analyzing data in Polar Flow. I have also appreciated being “disconnected” not having my wrist buzz for every notification.

I used the watch alone for the first month or two and when comparing my rides with others I’ve rode with the heart rates were way off in my mind. ( due to the people I cycle with being way more fit than I) so I bought a polar hr chest strap... first ride showed a jump in HR of around 40-50bpm which I feel is more accurate for my fitness levels! So as you’ve suggested I’d get the strap and do some comparison with your running and cycling and fire some feedback my way after ✌️.