Sentences with phrase «accurate heart rate reading»

A lot of fitness trackers come bundled with a chest strap, to get the most accurate heart rate readings.

It was heavy, clunky, and rumours of having to wear it palm side up to get accurate heart rate readings were right.

As I said in my Fitbit Charge HR review, you'll still want to pick up a chest strap if you're looking for more accurate heart rate readings.

Also, while accurate heart rate readings tend to be sketchy on a wristwatch, in my workout tests on a spin bike, the Fenix 5S generally matched or was within a few beats per minute of the reading from a Polar chest strap.

This fitness wristband is recommended for: Anyone who wants accurate heart rate readings without having to wear a chest band or pay through the nose for an Apple Watch.

Even when I was doing relatively stable exercises, like indoor cycling, the watch's fit proved problematic: because of its movement, it was unable to show accurate heart rate readings through the sensors on the watch.

If this assumption proves correct, that could mean much more accurate heart rate readings than most of Fitbit's competition.

For an accurate heart rate reading make sure the sensors are touching your skin.

But if you're looking for something that's waterproof or something that will take an accurate heart rate reading, you might want to look elsewhere.

The idea is pretty good: they sit snugly in your ear canals and push the optical heart rate monitor against your skin to give one of the more accurate heart rate readings, according to scientists who know more about this than I do.

The Apple Watch has a heart rate monitor that uses a technology called photoplethysmography to obtain an accurate heart rate reading.

This device is meant to give a more accurate heart rate reading than the Band, whose position on the wrist makes it more prone to error.

If it becomes bothersome, you can pair your Vivoactive HR with a Garmin chest strap and get a considerably more accurate heart rate reading.

A comfortable wearable, the Blaze gives users access to a wide variety of relevant information such as an accurate heart rate reading, steps counted per day, calories burned, and an innovative sleep tracker.

Almost as soon as the Apple Watch made it out into the wild, reports started to filter out that Apple's newest gadget had trouble producing an accurate heart rate reading when affixed to a tattooed wrist.

It does have optical heart rate sensors, and Fitbit says the watch will take a heart rate reading every five seconds during the day and every second during workout sessions, which in theory should give wearers more accurate heart rate readings.