iGPSPORTHeart Rate Monitor Armband HR70, Bluetooth 5.0 ANT+ arm Heart Rate Monitor, 65H Battery Life and HR Zone LED Indicator (Black)

I have a Fitbit Sense 2 and frankly it's terrible at measuring heart rate. I've been using a chest strap but that's inconvenient. This iGPSport arm band is much easier to use. I have tried it on both the inside and outside of my upper forearm and it works well. I've used some other arm bands but they tend to flake out for a bit and aren't consistent. This HR70 is a definite level up.It connected to the iGPSport Ride android app easily and also the iGPSport BSC300 computer. I primarily use it with the BSC300. The android app allows for setting up heart rate zones and alerts. The monitor can vibrate to indicate when you've passed a heart rate zone. I'm testing only with the upper limit since I don't want to stay above 150 bpm when the temperature is near 100°F.The strap is very easy to adjust. It's pretty comfortable but there is a definite pressure from it that lingers. I'll have a ghost strap on my arm for about 30 minutes after I'm done riding and take the HR monitor off.It charges with a magnet clip cable that seems to be unique to the HR70. It doesn't match those from my other bike gear.I like the auto-off feature. I'm usually in a hurry to get to the shower and not having to turn off the monitor is nice. It shuts off after 5 minutes of inactivity if you enable that feature.Battery life is phenomenal. I have a charge routine for most of my bike gear on Sunday so I can start the week fresh. This monitor goes all week without issue.

It's so simple. You can take it out of the box and charge it to get it fully charged. Connect it to the igpsport app and update the firmware if needed.I was able to connect and link it to the Peloton app and Bike+ to get a better idea of the intensity level and the heart rate going into the workout. I'm now able to pace myself or accelerate the pace if I need/want to be at a certain zone for my workouts. Initially it was disconnecting from the Bike+ but now it is has been rock solid.The device can withstand water as it is rated for heavy sweat as well. You need to remove the band and wash off once in a while to reduce odor build up from all the sweating that you do and now can track.I can't say enough good things about this device. The battery also lasts forever! The charger barely gets used. It also goes to sleep after inactivity period. I prefer this to having another phone on my wrist while working out!

Pros:+ tactile alerts when you reach a certain HR (these can be auto-calculated based on % max HR, or can be customized)+ super simple to sync to device and/or iGPSport app+ changing settings in the iGPSport app is simple and intuitive+ comfortable band with plenty of adjustability for different size arms+ charging interface is terrific: magnetic, so no ports to worry about+ easy double-press of the button to switch "modes" -- running, cycling, swimming, universal+ auto off feature+does away with the restrictive chest strapCons:None thus far. This thing just works and works well.

This says it connects to Strava but when I go to the Strava app, IGSports is greyed out. The instructional manual doesn't help. I tried downloading the app and it asks for a verification code but how do you get a verification code? Seems like the entire product is a scam. I blame myself for buying it. So dumb.

I purchased this heart rate monitor to help with my fitness tracking. It works great! It paired easily with my iPhone and my bike computer, and tracks my heart rate throughout my entire mountain bike ride. It’s intuitive to set up and use, super comfortable to wear, and you even have multiple spots you can place it on your arm. Five stars!

Is been working good. Of course you cant see the light color for heart rate frecuency area that it has as is going to be facing outside , so either in the app or bike monitor otherwise you cant control it , you will never see the light color indicator. It does stays in place very good , i would say is definitely worth it

For a few years I've been using a chest heart monitor, but there were many times when I put on my bike clothes but forgot the monitor. With a wrist monitor, it's easy to attach without taking off clothes.This IGPSPORT monitor is excellent. It's very accurate (I've checked by doing several physical pulse counts). The strap is adjustable, and it doesn't slide down while riding. There was no problem pairing the unit with my three bike computers. I've used the monitor, now, for about 2-3 weeks (10 rides), but haven't had to recharge the battery. The accompanying charger connects by magnets rather than having to insert the charger cable, which is a good feature. When the monitor is turned on (there's a switch), there are two indicators that it's actually on: a blue LED, and a haptic vibration, which assures that it's actually working.

Being over 60 and riding mountain bikes. Knowing what my heart is doing is just good sense. This connects to Garmin and wahoo easily and I know at a glance what my heart rate is. For the money it’s a great deal.