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Best heart-rate monitor
Pros: Numerous training features, user-replaceable battery, comes in men's and women's designs, optional GPS and foot pods.
Cons: Expensive, data uplink costs extra, setup can be confusing.FT60PolarOne to two years, based on two hours of use per dayUser replaceableN/ADigitalWater resistant to 30 mSquareWatch plus chest strapHeart-rate monitorPlasticOptionalN/ATarget zones, alarms, Polar FitnessTest, Polar OwnCal, Polar OwnZone, calorie expenditure36.85.10.6 -
Budget heart-rate monitor with calorie trackingPros: Inexpensive, tracks calories in addition to heart rate, good accuracy, user-replaceable battery.Cons: User manual is not detailed.T5G971F5TimexTwo yearsUser replaceableN/ADigitalWater resistant to 30 mRectangularWatch plus chest strapHeart-rate monitorResinN/AN/ATarget heart-rate zones, workout review, activity timer, Indiglo night light, calorie expenditure0.59.51.80.3
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Basic heart-rate monitorPros: Inexpensive, user-replaceable batteries, out-of-target alarm.Cons: Some accuracy issues, picks up interference.HR-100COmron Healthcare1.5 years, based on two hours of use per dayUser replaceable3.1 in.DigitalWater resistant to 100 mRectangularWatch plus chest strapHeart-rate monitorPlasticN/AN/ACountdown timer, alarms, backlight, stopwatch, low battery warning1.3451.340.12
