Ho comprato questo cardiofrequenzimetro per collegarlo trami freq. 5.3 non codificata alla mia cyclette della toorx. Il prodotto si è connesso immediatamente e subito è comparsa sul display della cyclette la frequenza cardiaca. Comoda anche la fascia e il caricatore.

Kann ich nur weiterempfehlen

Il prodotto sembra funzionare bene è già due mesi che lo uso e non crea problemi giusta la frequenza cardiaca e comodissima il fatto che si ricarica con la sua base USB

Günstiges, gut funktionierendes Gerät. Lange Batterielaufzeit. Mit usb-c Kabel aufladbar.

Habe es für die Pulskontrolle an mein Hometrainer bestellt. Das geht sich leider bei normaler Sitzposition auf meinem Rad nicht aus da die Bluetooth Verbindung ständig abbricht.In Verbindung mit meinem Handy das jetzt am Display des Rades liegt funktioniert die Anzeige des Pulses ausgezeichnet, allerdings eben nur am Handy. Für mich ist es in Ordnung

It is not coded so i connected it to old (but expensive ) sportsart brand treadmill . It also connected to polar beat and amazfit gts4 sports watch.

Works fine no problem with it

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UPDATE - battery life after 20 hours of use (previously I stated 10-12 hours of use but did not take into account the use of the HRM while warming up & cooling down & stretching time)- I don't always run with this HRM strap, only for speed work & runs over 12 miles.- The battery ran out after about 20 hours of actual use. Exact longevity of a charge is not know as I don't always remember to record that I used the strap for a run.- The battery charged up in about an hour or so. It shouldn't take long as it can't be very large.UPDATE Note 2 - This HRM does not provide running dynamics data, not does it claim to do so. Just pointing this out if this is important to you. My now dead Garmin HRM RUN supported running dynamics data. Depending on your watch, your watch may provide most of Garmin's running dynamics data such as: vertical oscillation & ratio; cadence; ground connect time , data that my Forerunner 955 & FENIX 6 pro does provide. What I am missing is LEFT / RIGHT balance as a watch cannot measure this but the Garmin HRM RUN can (did), which is not important to me. Anyway, just pointing out that if you are replacing a Garmin HRM that supports running dynamics, be aware of the limitations.So far so good. My last Garmin OEM red HRM Run monitor died and I also didn't like having to buy and properly dispose of batteries so I was glad to find this one with a rechargeable battery and at a great price. The charging base has a USB-C port which is nice.Also nice is that it is both ANT+ (for Garmin watches) and BLUETOOTH compatible which I have used with my Android phone's fitness app.Seems to be accurate. This is being used primarily for running with a Garmin 955 Solar and secondarily with a Fenix 6 Sapphire. My older black Garmin HRM Run with the removable pod always SPIKED badly for the first mile or 2, with readings above 200 bpm. The dead RED Garmin HRM-RUN did not spike but it died. This FitCent monitor does not exhibit the spiking so it functions similarly to my dead Garmin Red HRM Run monitor.The strap is at least as comfortable as a Garmin strap. The transmitter pod is slightly larger than the strap but this has not caused any issues. The older black Garmin HRM with removable transmitter was also also slightly larger than strap.NOTE the FITCENT worked with my older black Garmin strap and vice versa. The spacing of the snap buttons are the same between the FITCENT & the older Garmin straps making them compatible.I have used this for just for a handful of runs including some sprint intervals and will report back with an update after 50 miles or so of use.Only thing I didn't liked is that there is a front blinking light that blinks when it is paired with and transmitting to my watch or my phone. because the blinking is VISIBLE through my running shirt. I fixed that by wrapping a rubber band around that part of the transmitter pod - see pic.RECOMMENDED

Brustgurt funktioniert bestens mit dem Christopeit ECO 1000. Die am Ergometer angezeigten Pulswerte entsprechen den parallel gemessenen Werten eines Pulsoxiometers sowie meiner Amazfit GTR 2e. Natürlich ist keines der Geräte geeicht/kalibriert. Aber alle liegen im selben Anzeigebereich. Von daher: bisher bestens zufrieden.

Kaufentscheidend war, dass der Fitcent Herzfrequenzsensor alle gängigen Übertragunsstandards beherrscht: OpenCode 5,3, Bluetooth und Ant+. Letzteres nutze ich zur Zeit nicht, aber ich kann mich mit meinem Cardiotrainer und dem Handy (bspw. Polar Beat) gleichzeitig verbinden. Auch ein Wechsel zu einem anderen Gerät ist dadurch problemlos.Akkulaufzeit ist lange, Funktion/Connect sehr zuverlässig. Dass er ab und zu den Cardiotrainer beim Zurücklehnen verliert, dürfte eher an diesem liegen.Insgesamt zufrieden.

Habe den Gurt mit einem iPhone gekoppelt, was einwandfrei funktioniert hat. Leider habe ich keine Möglichkeit die Daten zu überprüfen, habe jedoch „ein gutes Gefühl“ bei der Nutzung.