“Can I use the surge to replace the chest worn heart rate monitor from Polar that connects automatically to my 10 year old life cycle?”
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Not sure what a life cycle is. But if you want to track your heart rate during normal activity (sitting, walking, sleeping) this should work fine. I have found that while running the bpm is inaccurate, between 20-50 bpm lower. I previously tracked my heart rate while running with a Garmin chest strap and watch. I hoped that this watch would remove the need for that, but I was quite disappointed with the heart rate functionality while running. If a life cycle is a medical device, I'm not sure if I would trust the heart rate monitor to be accurate enough.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not a medical professional, the device reads my BMP just fine and keeps track of in the App
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