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Wahoo Fitness Blue HR heart rate strap is the world's first Bluetooth Smart heart rate strap made for the iPhone 4S (and other Bluetooth Smart Ready devices). This heart rate strap and App combination transforms your iPhone into an all-in-one training device, great for runners, cyclists, and other fitness enthusiasts. The Wahoo Fitness Blue HR heart rate strap connects wirelessly to the iPhone 4S without the need for any adapters and delivers accurate real-time heart rate data through the free Wahoo Fitness App. Additionally, our open API allows other popular Apps, such as RunKeeper, MapMyRide, 321Run, Cyclemeter and endomondo to work with the Blue HR. With the Wahoo Blue HR and your favorite fitness App, you now have your heart rate data, your playlists, your phone, GPS maps and more-- all in one device!This device will not work with the iPhone 3G, 3GS or 4.
Item # WFBTHR01
Price: $79.99
I've been looking for a HRM for years but I'm too much a tech lover to settle for a watch with a display that looks like it's from the 90s. I wanted something from 2012 that is updatable via firmware. When I came across this, I knew it was a winner. LOVE that the monitor itself isn't tied to a particular app or interface. I use the Wahoo app during my workout and then synch the data to Nike+ (it exports my heart rate, pace, calories, route...). The Wahoo app is even better that over Nike+ (and others I've tried). Super flexible in terms of voice feedback. You can set just about any variable at any interval (distance, time or gesture). Pretty fantastic. Highly recommend.
I use the Wahoo Blue Tooth HR strap for cycling, spinning and other gym workouts. It connects easily and every time. I highly recommend this product!
It has worked perfect, exactly what I needed. It is light, the strap is comfortable, and is a reasonable price. If you have an iPhone 4s it's the way to go. I have never cared for wearing a wrist HRM, or a watch for that matter. I use it for running but have found I use it often when doing the P90X workout program. I have been at least 15 feet away with no signal loss, further then that you can't read it anyway. If you do get out of range it picks up the signal in a second or 2. Very pleased with the purchase. I suspect the apps will continue to improve. I wouldn't mind a really large display of just the heart rate to toggle to.