Stride Sensor Bluetooth Smartby Polar
PROS
- The Stride Sensor Bluetooth Smart accurately measures stride.
- The Polar Beat app is clear cut--easy to set up and use.
- The sensor can work indoors, including on a treadmill.
CONS
- It's a little pricey.
- It's larger that its competitors' devices.
- The device is particular about how you insert the battery.
- LIST PRICE$80
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| Name | Stride Sensor Bluetooth Smart | Moov Now | FitBit One | Nike+ FuelBand SE | Flex |
| Manufacturer | Polar | Moov | Fitbit | Nike | Fitbit |
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| List Price | $80 | $60 | $100 | $200 | $100 |
After calibration, sensor connects reliably to Polar Beat app and records distances within stated limits of accuracy.
After calibration, sensor connects reliably to Polar Beat app and records distances within stated limits of accuracy.
There’s really only one area that I can think of that I’m unhappy with, and that’s the size of the footpod.
There’s really only one area that I can think of that I’m unhappy with, and that’s the size of the footpod.
Because it doesn't rely on GPS, it can also be used on a treadmill, where the user isn't actually going anywhere.
Because it doesn't rely on GPS, it can also be used on a treadmill, where the user isn't actually going anywhere.
Using the device just a few times, I was able to take 30 seconds off my mile time by taking smaller steps. For a runner, that is pure gold.
Using the device just a few times, I was able to take 30 seconds off my mile time by taking smaller steps. For a runner, that is pure gold.
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