Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this, looking for a heart rate monitor that didn't require a strap to the chest. I also wanted a stop watch. This has those functions and a lot more, but with 4 buttons, you'll have to remember some button combinations to get to the many features. Negatively, this sometimes does not register your fingers, looking to activate the heart rate monitor. Usually towards the end of a sweaty workout. Additionally, it'll activate the heart rate monitor on it's own and beep at you for doing it wrong. This means the device is busy doing something you don't want it to, so the stop watch time is not to be seen. That's not always the case, but it's an annoyance. Price matched with Amazon for a good deal.

I've had this watch for about month and so far it has worked as advertised. The battery life is great and it is very accurate. I even let my brother use it to see if it works for him and he almost didn't give it back to me. It will tell you how many calories you burnt in a day and motivates you to do more the following day. It's also a very stylish and accurate watch.

It's not sleek, and only women who are data geeks will like it. But if you exercise in twilight, or have less than stellar vision, the big face is very functional. The band is sturdy, and watch seems to handle rough work like gardening, bathing dog, etc.

Great watch, but it is a little to pricey would recommend. But not for larger wrist

I'm pretty happy with this watch right now, but it took a lot of fiddling to set up (and I'm a fairly tech-savvy/tech-friendly guy). Once I figured out how to set my target heart range, though, I haven't had to mess with the settings, and I get good heart rates while runnning. Just touch the case on the top while wearing the watch, and a couple seconds later you get a readout. One caveat I found is that you have to just *touch* the case--if you press too hard, it can't read your pulse. Once I figured that out, I've been fine.

i am very pleased with this watch.It has timer and stopwatch functions for running(even mph).i highly recommend this watch to anyone who is interested in staying in shape

I thought this product gave your HR continuously but it doesn't. You have to stop and place your finger on the metal part of the face

good purchase-easy to read-purchased for my son-nice purchase-

This was a gift so I don't have firsthand experience as the user, but purchased after exploring similar products with less features and less visual appeal. Seems to offer sought after features at a reasonable price and has attractive appearance.

I do not lie that I have to mispace to get a heart rate reading. The watchband is to wide and it feels hot on my arm when running. But it's a little better then a strap around my chest

I needed something to check my pulse and keep me in the training range and this fits my situation.

When one of the buttons on my 6 year old SportLine watch ceased to function, I purchased a 925 Solo Men's Heat Rate Monitor Watch. The heart monitor quit working after 2 days.

I have owned this watched for about 9 month now. Like the watch. It does what it says on the box. I have to agree with other users that its a bit difficult to set it up. I read the user manual twice to get it. its a small screen with ton of menus. if you understand it, you will love it. I take a shower with it, wear it to school, work , and when i run. Heart rate monitor requires you to wear the wrist band slightly tight to have enough skin contact to read. pedometer work fine. i recommend other users to read the user manual a few more time to fully understand the menus of the watch. there are menus under other menus. I bought the women version for my g girl friend and she likes it too.

This watch was not user friendly at all. It quit working after having it for 3 months...it wasn't even worth it to me to figure out what was wrong with it.

I wished I had retained my receipt as it was a big waste of money