Powr Labs® Armband Heart Rate Monitor (ANT+ & Bluetooth 4.0 Dualband)

Very bad experience I bought it a month ago I used it four times and suddenly it started to turn on alone it doesn't turn off and if you manage to turn it off it turns on again I just wrote to them to see some solution how to restart the device but I didn't get an answer to this problem, I couldn't recommend it bad product

We've had trouble with previous forearm heart rate monitors, but this Powr Labs device has been working well for us. It connected effortlessly to my Garmin 530 for cycling and stayed connected throughout my entire ride. It also appears to provide accurate heart rate measurements; I compared it to a wrist-based watch, and the values matched up. Activation is straightforward, and the only thing to remember is to turn it off after your rides, which it signals with a short vibration. Charging is a breeze too. I'm really pleased with it after using it for 10 days!

As far as I'm aware, there isn't an Android app designed to specifically sync with this heart rate monitor.

I've been using this product for a little over a month now. It initially worked well, but lately, I've been experiencing an issue where it shuts off right after I turn it on, even when it's fully charged.

The band works really well with both my Under Armour app and my running app. The tracker is super sturdy.

It was really simple to connect this device to my Peloton. I just followed the video instructions on their website, and I had it set up in less than a minute! It works really well, and the band is comfortable to wear.

I purchased this product as a replacement for my lost Polar oh1. It's simple to pair with devices and has a longer-lasting battery compared to the Polar. However, I do find myself missing the armband that came with the Polar. The Pwr Labs' armband is non-elastic and uses velcro. I use the heart rate monitor during kettlebell workouts, and the rigid strap doesn't handle the bending and flexing very well. It can be a bit finicky and tends to come undone. I'm not sure why they didn't choose a more flexible band for it.

That's probably why it's less expensive compared to other products in the same category. You often get what you pay for, and it worked well initially, but now it won't turn on or charge. I'm considering investing more in a better heart rate monitor. This one doesn't have many features or uses beyond being compatible with Peloton.

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It's comfortable to use, easy to connect, and provides accurate results.

This item is performing as I anticipated, and I'm excited to see how it holds up in the long run.

Pairing the heart rate monitor was simple, but that's where the simplicity ended. The device frequently showed inaccurate spikes in heart rate (e.g., 140 bpm) compared to what I verified manually by checking my pulse the old-fashioned way (e.g., 80 bpm). It's just not reliable for tracking heart rate during workouts. I'll be returning it, and I can't really recommend the Powerlabs armband heart rate monitor.

I tested a few different apps, and I found that Under Armour's Map My Fitness worked the best for me.

he first heart rate monitor we got wouldn't charge, even when we tried a different cord. However, returning it was a breeze, and the second one has been working perfectly, charging without any issues. We use it with our iFIT treadmill, and the pairing process was straightforward, plus it consistently functions as expected. Despite the hiccup with the first unit, I would definitely recommend this product, and I'd purchase it again.

I really like this HR monitor! It's much simpler to wear and remove compared to a chest HR strap. You don't even have to moisten it for it to work properly. I found it to be very accurate when I compared it to a stopwatch. Plus, it connects easily with iFIT, and it's also more budget-friendly, costing around 33% less than the iFit band.

I've been using this bracelet for nearly a week, and it appears to be accurate. One thing to note is that it doesn't provide your pulse rate directly but instead displays it using a blinking light. To get your heart rate, you'll need to use an app on your phone. I've found the Polar Beat app to work quite well for this purpose. There was one instance when it displayed an unusual and somewhat frightening pulse reading of 199 while I was on a walk. I'm not entirely sure what caused that spike; perhaps the bracelet shifted position or temporarily lost connection. Nevertheless, overall, I think it's a good product.

I had no trouble setting it up with my NordicTrack treadmill and other Bluetooth devices like my Garmin 7X Fenix. However, the heart rate readings were consistently too high for me. Being in my 50s, I no longer reach a maximum heart rate of 200, but this monitor often showed numbers in the 190s, which was about 60 beats per minute higher than my other optical heart rate monitor. This exaggerated reading affected my workouts on the adaptive treadmill, making it feel like I was just walking. I even compared it side by side with other products and found that it consistently overestimated my heart rate, even when I felt comfortable and could easily hold a conversation. It even placed me in the highest heart rate zone when I felt fine. In the end, it didn't seem worth my time to troubleshoot. It may be well-made, but it didn't work accurately for me, and it's now just another item in my fitness drawer.

I'm quite disappointed with this product. It didn't come with the charging cable in the box, and it's not connecting to my Peloton bike at all. It's pretty much useless at this point, which is quite disappointing. Unfortunately, I missed the return window because I bought it in advance as a gift. It turned out to be a rather disappointing gift.

I use this device to keep track of my heart rate (beats per minute) while working out, aiming to enhance my heart health despite having A-fib. It helps me ensure that I don't push my heart rate beyond a safe limit, allowing me to adjust my exercise intensity to keep it within a healthy range. Although it's not perfect at accurately measuring my heart rate due to my A-fib, it still does a decent job.

Unlike the other band I tested, this one functions right away without any issues.

This HR band includes a straightforward one-page instruction manual. After charging it, I went over to my Peloton bike and managed to sync it in under 30 seconds, and it worked perfectly. My heart rate appeared on the Peloton screen without any additional effort. It was effortless, just the way it should be!

On March 10, 2023, I wanted to update my previous review for the PowrLabs HRM. I'm a satisfied customer now. I received exceptional technical support from the PowrLabs tech team, which was both overwhelming and immensely helpful. What surprised me the most, compared to my earlier negative review, was the understanding and accommodating support I received from the Founder and Owner of the company. I can confidently say that this was the best technical support experience I've ever had from top to bottom. My PowrLabs HRM is now successfully paired and working as expected. It's also quite affordable, making me a very happy customer. In November 2022, I received the PowrLabs Heart Rate Monitor for the wrist and arms version. Setting up the device and configuring it with my Peloton Exercise Bike was a breeze. However, it stopped working recently, causing a brief interruption in my Peloton Bike exercises. I couldn't see the PowrLabs heart rate monitor readings on my Peloton bike screen or my TV anymore. Today, I reached out to Peloton Tech Support, and after going through various logistical and basic troubleshooting steps, there was no improvement. I would have returned the device, but unfortunately, I missed the return window, which closed on January 31, 2023. I updated my firmware and even reverted to a previous version with the assistance of Peloton tech support. After power cycling the bike, I managed to pair the heart monitor with the Peloton Tablet and my Apple Watch (although there's a two-device limit). Everything should be working as it did before, except for one problem: the PowrLabs monitor readings aren't showing up on any device. If it weren't for the excellent support from Peloton's tech team, I might have thought there was some kind of block preventing the pairing, pushing me to buy Peloton's own heart monitor. However, I have enough technical experience to know that's not the issue. So, I'll keep trying to get this device to work.

It's simple to operate, and my partner uses it every day.

This heart rate monitor is fantastic! It's simple to use and set up.

The battery seems to run out quickly, but overall, it's a great, straightforward, and affordable product.

I find the chest strap to be much more reliable than the armband. While the armband is easier to use and more comfortable, it doesn't provide as trustworthy data as the chest strap does. After doing some research online, it seems this is a common consensus across various brands. Chest straps consistently offer more dependable results compared to armbands.

I bought this heart monitor because Powrlabs showed it as a wristband in their advertisement, with a picture of a woman wearing it just above her wrist. However, that information turned out to be incorrect. The monitor didn't function accurately when placed on or near the wrist. On the positive side, it paired easily with my trainer, and the heart rate data was precise when I wore it on the upper part of my forearm, above the elbow. That's why I'm giving it two stars.

If a product claims to be compatible with another product and provides instructions for setup, one would expect it to work seamlessly when following those instructions. However, in this case, it didn't work for me. I made several attempts to connect it to my Peloton as per the provided directions, but it never successfully connected. I reached out to the manufacturer, and I must say they were very responsive. After a few email exchanges, they provided me with the correct procedure for pairing the device with the Peloton. I'm giving this product a rating of 4 stars primarily because of the excellent customer service I received. I would have given it 5 stars, but I did find it a bit frustrating that the product's documentation was inaccurate. For those of you who have a Peloton, whether it's the new generation or the old one, please note that you cannot pair this device using the Bluetooth menu. Instead, you need to access the "Heart Rate Monitor" menu in the Modal Dialog that appears when you join a class. It's a bit puzzling why this information isn't included in the instructions, and I also found the video on their website to be inaccurate.

I purchased this item to use with my iFit bike, and it was a breeze to connect. It works really well!

So far, it's been working really well for me. I've been using it with the Wahoo app.

I've tried a few different heart rate trackers, and I really dislike the ones with chest straps. But I'm quite pleased with this one once I adjusted it to fit properly. It works really well and seems to be more accurate than my Fitbit Charge 5. Plus, it holds its charge for a long time. I've been using it for about a month now, and I have to say, for the price, it's probably one of the best options out there without spending too much. Kudos to Powr Labs!

I had high hopes for this heart rate monitor, but unfortunately, it's just not reliable when it comes to accuracy. I wouldn't trust it for tracking my heart rate data.

I recently purchased a heart rate monitor. When it arrived, the packaging appeared completely sealed and undisturbed. However, I was disappointed to find that there was no charging cable included in the box. I usually find it amusing when I come across one-star reviews that are not the manufacturer's fault, like when items are damaged during shipping or due to users not following instructions. But in this case, since the packaging was properly sealed, I believe it's the manufacturer's responsibility. Interestingly, I noticed another review from someone who encountered the same issue. To address this problem, I've already reached out to the manufacturer through their website and left a message. Since it's a holiday, I'll wait a couple of days for their response before considering returning the product.

AS ADVERTISED.

At first, the heart rate strap performed really well for me. It seamlessly connected to all my devices, such as my phone, bike computer, watch, and even my Zwift machine (a gaming PC). It consistently displayed my heart rate accurately, was lightweight, and had a decent battery life. However, after approximately three months of regular use, I began to notice a significant issue. The battery started to deplete rapidly during my workouts, lasting only about 10 minutes before the red low battery indicator would start flashing. Even after fully charging the device, the same problem persisted. It's disappointing because I genuinely liked the product, but it seems like I'll have to go back to using Wahoo for now.

This heart rate monitor connects to Zwift really fast! I used to use a different popular heart rate monitor, but it stopped working with my phone and computer, which was quite frustrating. This HRM works really well.

I'm really pleased with this product. My watch used to struggle with accurately tracking my heart rate during workouts, but now it works perfectly. It connects to my watch automatically as soon as I start an activity and disconnects when the activity is done.

I find this heart rate monitor straightforward to use, and it links up with my treadmill seamlessly. The readings appear to be precise, although I don't utilize the mobile app.

It does what it's supposed to, and I'm happy I made the purchase!

I used to rely on chest-strap heart rate monitors during my hour-long gym workouts. However, when I started using the chest strap for longer bike rides, I would develop a rash due to sweat and the strap rubbing against my chest. The arm band heart monitor has proven to be a more comfortable option. It's easy to wear and consistently provides accurate heart rate data, which my Garmin GPS records during my bike rides. This data, along with other ride metrics, is conveniently stored online for me to compare with my previous exercise results. The battery life is impressive, and recharging is a breeze. Pairing it with my Garmin GPS is a straightforward process. The best part is, I no longer experience rash issues on my arm, although I do get a tan mark, so don't forget to apply sunscreen!

I bought this to monitor my heart rate while playing Supernatural on Oculus because my Apple Watch didn't work properly with it. This product does a good job.

I enjoy using the app and appreciate its accuracy. However, the Velcro strap could use some improvement, as it doesn't secure properly when my brachioradialis muscle is pumped up. I'm a trainer, and I frequently use it, but it didn't last well for just over a year. Despite that, I would still recommend it.

I purchased this device to avoid spending over $300 on a brand-new Apple Watch just to monitor my Peloton workouts. I really like it. It's user-friendly, and its battery lasts through multiple workouts. I've only had to charge it twice in the several months I've owned it, and I work out 2-5 times a week. It's a straightforward and convenient choice, and I would definitely recommend it.

This heart rate monitor works great with my Schwinn IC4 spin bike and the JRNY app. I haven't tested it with any other apps yet. I bought it for my wife, and it's almost identical to the one that came with the spin bike. It's super comfortable and even includes an extra armband.

All I wanted was a way to monitor my heart rate during workouts and make sure it stays within my target range. I connected this device with the "Cardio Training" app on my Android phone, and it does exactly what I needed. It shows me when my heart rate goes above or below my target range, and it's really easy to use. I even tested it against my finger oximeter, and the readings were pretty much the same, only differing by 2 or 3 beats per minute. I wear it on my forearm just a few inches below my elbow, and it doesn't budge even when I'm sweating heavily during my workouts. The battery life is also impressive. I used it for 8 half-hour workouts before needing to recharge it. I can't speak to its long-term reliability yet, but for now, I'm quite satisfied with it.

This heart rate monitor works really well when I'm using a stationary bike. However, it becomes quite unreliable when I'm running. I suspect that the extra motion during running messes with the sensor, which is a common issue with wrist-based heart rate sensors on watches. Unfortunately, I'll have to return it. It's disappointing because it seemed like a great idea. I was tired of my chest strap heart rate monitor constantly slipping down.

I did my research on ANT+ heart rate wrist monitors, including watching a comparison video on YouTube between this watch and a competitor. Despite the competitor's greater name recognition, this HR device comes out on top, and it even costs a few dollars less. The battery life is exceptional, lasting a very long time without needing a recharge; I wish my Fitbit had such longevity. I had a minor issue with the HR device, but when I contacted the seller directly, they were incredibly responsive and quickly resolved the problem. If you're in the market for a high-quality ANT+ HR monitor, I highly recommend this one. By the way, I use it with my Peloton and have it set up to post my workout data on Strava in case anyone's interested.

I had to replace my lost Garmin chest heart rate strap, so I decided to go with a more convenient arm band instead. With this setup, I can easily monitor my heart rate in real-time on my Garmin Vivofit 2, which is on my wrist. Plus, it also syncs with Apple Health, so I don't need to wear an Apple Watch for that purpose!

I've tried several heart rate monitors, including chest, wrist, and arm models, and this one is my top choice. It has excellent build quality, far superior to the Wahoo Tckr Fit, and it also offers better sensor protection. I highly recommend giving it a shot!

I bought this product to use with my NordicTrack S22i exercise bike. It connected effortlessly and provided accurate readings, even better than my Apple Watch. However, at one point, the charger stopped working unexpectedly. I reached out to their customer support via email, and they promptly sent me a replacement charger base. Their customer service was excellent!

I got this to replace a regular chest strap heart rate monitor that stopped working. I find this new one much more comfortable and user-friendly! It also connected instantly with my Kinetic app for my smart trainer, which is fantastic. I'd give it a top rating. On the downside, I'm not a fan of devices that charge using a "dock" since it takes up space on my USB hub. I'd prefer something that charges with a USB-C connection, as that's more convenient for me.

I use this device with my Peloton and iPhone, and it connects effortlessly to both of them.

It's simple to use. The device quickly connected and synchronized with my NT S22i studio bike.

I got this monitor to replace another brand that had a habit of running out of battery during rides. The main reason I picked this one was because it has a rechargeable battery. I received the monitor yesterday, and today during lunch, I decided to do a quick Zwift ride at home. I took it out of the box, glanced through the instructions, and powered it on. It connected seamlessly to my iPhone 12, and when I opened Zwift on my iPad, it immediately detected the monitor in the device list. It connected smoothly, and within 5 minutes, I was riding with accurate heart rate readings. Unlike my old monitor, which would frequently lose connection and have interruptions during my rides, this one stayed connected throughout a full hour of riding. It seems like this monitor provides accurate readings without much hassle. I can't vouch for its long-term reliability since I've just started using it, but I'll come back in a few months to share my thoughts on battery life and overall satisfaction. However, based on my initial experience, I would definitely recommend it.

The title clearly states "wrist," but the strap is too large to comfortably fit around a wrist.

I really liked the concept of not needing to wear a chest strap heart rate monitor, and overall, I'm pleased with how it works. It does connect with my Concept2 PM5 ergometer monitor, but I've noticed that it occasionally loses connection every few minutes. When this happens, the display shows a heart rate in the 120s before returning to the accurate heart rate reading. To work around this issue, I connect the heart rate monitor to my iPhone using the Wahoo app to display my heart rate. It's worth mentioning that the unit also connects to my NK Speedcoach, but I haven't had the chance to test it out on the water yet (the lake is currently frozen).

It's been great! The battery has held up for two weeks without needing a recharge. It even comes with two comfortable, washable armbands. One neat thing is that it automatically connects to my Peloton tread and bike when I power it on, although the device name doesn't match what the instructions say. Overall, I'm loving it!

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I purchased this heart rate monitor to use with my NordicTrack s22i bike equipped with iFit. Setting it up with the bike was a breeze, and I could easily see my heart rate displayed on the screen. I decided to wear my Apple Watch simultaneously to compare the readings, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that they matched perfectly. I'm really pleased with this purchase.

I recently started my fitness journey around November last year and have been consistently exercising since then. I own an exercise bike that has heart rate monitor (HRM) sensors built into the handlebars. However, I encountered an issue where if I removed my hand from the grips, the readings became inaccurate for the remainder of my workout. This not only affected my pulse rate data but also the calculation of calories burned. To make matters worse, I discovered that the accuracy of the HRM wasn't great to begin with. Fortunately, I found a solution with this HRM device. It allows me to change positions or grip on the handlebars without disrupting the accuracy of the measurements. Setting it up for recording is straightforward, and I appreciate that I can easily send graphs containing vital statistics to my email or to someone else. Additionally, it provides CSV files with second-by-second readings, which can be effortlessly imported into an Excel spreadsheet for better analysis. It's user-friendly, responsive, and I honestly can't think of any downsides to this HRM. I'm really happy I made this purchase.

This product works really well with my Peloton. It's quite comfortable on the forearm, and you hardly notice it's there. I've used it for at least 25 rides, ranging from 10 to 45 minutes, on a single charge, and it still doesn't show any signs of needing recharging. Now, I can easily see my Strive score while I ride on the Peloton, allowing me to compare my total output and Strive score on similar rides. It's interesting to note that sometimes my output is higher while my Strive score is lower, which I assume means I'm improving my aerobic fitness.

My son gave me a Fitbit Versa 3 as a gift, but I found it too complicated and didn't like how much personal information the app required. To be honest, it does a lot more than just monitoring heart rate, which is all I really wanted. I used to have a chest-type heart rate monitor that was accurate but uncomfortable to wear, and sweat ruined the band over time. After reading some reviews and watching YouTube videos, I decided to go with the Powr Labs Armband HRM. It came well-packaged and was easy to set up. The included instructions were decent. After a quick charge and putting on one of the two bands included, it was pretty much ready to use. I was initially concerned that the bands might be too rigid and move around on my arm, but they turned out to be soft with good grip, staying in place comfortably without pulling on my arm hair or causing discomfort. It also seemed very accurate. I've used a stair machine for years and can gauge my target heart rate range, and the Powr Labs band appeared to be right on the mark. I mainly use it for cardio on my Stairmaster 4200 and for weight training, so I didn't need the manufacturer's app. I followed a YouTube review's recommendation and used the Polar Beat app, which was easy to set up, requiring only my email, weight, and age to calculate my target heart rate zone. The app does ask for Location Services, even if you don't want to track distance, which I found a bit odd. I tried to connect my phone to the device via Bluetooth, but it failed. However, when I accessed the Polar Beat app's menu and used the connect option, the Powr Lab was recognized, and the connection was established. I'm not entirely sure, but it seems like it makes an ANT connection with the app through Bluetooth, rather than a direct Bluetooth connection. This wasn't mentioned in the instructions, so it's something to be aware of. I also managed to run Spotify through a Bluetooth connection to my garage stereo without any conflicts with the device. Although this isn't a review of the Polar Beat app, I have to say it has a user-friendly interface that displays additional data like calories, distance, etc., alongside your heart rate. It also shows a clear dynamic graph of your target heart rate zone during your workout. You can even send or share a report of your results after your workout to keep a log, which I thought was worth mentioning if you plan to use the armband the same way. All in all, I'm very satisfied with the Powr Labs armband heart monitor. If you're in search of an accurate, easy-to-use, and comfortable HRM, you can't go wrong with this device.

If you're in search of a heart rate monitor for your Hydrow rowing machine, this is the one you need. It's easy to connect, charges up fast, and is comfortable even if you have big wrists. I'd rate it a perfect 10 out of 10.

I decided to buy this monitor because my old Polar chest strap, which I've had for at least 7 years, started acting up. I picked this one because it was advertised as compatible with Peloton, and I had a smooth experience pairing it with my Peloton. It worked perfectly, tracking my heart rate without any problems during three workouts. I followed the simple charging instructions before using it, and the setup process was straightforward.

I posted this review, and right after, POWR LABS reached out to resolve the issue. They sent me a replacement monitor for free, which was super easy to connect to my Peloton with no setup needed. It's been glitch-free, gives accurate data, and is comfortable to wear. I charge it occasionally, and the battery lasts through multiple workouts. Plus, their customer service is excellent if you ever run into problems. I initially loved this heart rate monitor, but unfortunately, it stopped working after 7 months of use. It's frustrating since Walmart says I'm past the product support period.

It works flawlessly during my mountain bike rides and has proven to be very dependable.

This armband heart rate monitor is fantastic. It's highly accurate, has a long-lasting battery, and offers excellent value for the price. You get a lot for your money!

Figuring out how to adjust it for wearing was a bit tricky since there were no instructions included. I had to search online for a video tutorial. Fortunately, it charged up without any problems, and I could easily connect it to my treadmill's IFIT program. The tracking feature works accurately, and it's quite comfortable to wear; I hardly even notice it's there. Plus, I've used it several times without needing to recharge it.

I lost my initial Powr Labs device and started looking for a replacement. After comparing its features and reading reviews, I decided to purchase another Powr Labs unit because of several key reasons: Impressive battery life: It lasts up to two weeks between charges, even with around three hours of daily usage. Quick Bluetooth connectivity: It connects rapidly without the need for double-checking. Compatibility with popular apps like Wahoo, Strava, and others. Fast and accurate heart rate readings: It consistently updates your heartbeat without any jittering.

No problems at all, it functions well. I do wish the design of this band was more appealing, though. It's basically just a Velcro band, nothing particularly unique or impressive about it.

It's simple to operate, and it reliably stays connected to my Peloton bike.

I tried both this product and a less expensive one, and they performed equally well.

It was okay for the first four rides, but then it suddenly disconnected from my Peloton and kept giving me pairing issues.

It works really well when I'm out biking.

It's user-friendly and, most importantly, it's compatible with iFIT equipment, which helps me keep my heart rate in the target zone.

This heart rate monitor was great for the first four months, working perfectly. However, in the past two months, it has started disconnecting and reconnecting to my Peloton bike frequently, which is becoming more and more frustrating. I'm really disappointed with this product, and I would now rate it only one star, down from the initial five stars.

This product is the best heart rate monitor I've ever had. I'm not a professional athlete, but I like to keep track of my heart rate during workouts. I got tired of dealing with connection issues and the discomfort of a chest strap. The Power Labs armband completely solved these problems, and I'm really pleased with it. I genuinely love this product and can't wait to switch out the bands for some fun colors.

This is the best heart rate monitor I've ever purchased. It's incredibly accurate and comfortable to wear. The battery life is impressive, and overall, it's a fantastic product with excellent customer support. Thank you very much!

I've bought three other heart rate monitors from Walmart before this, and they were all pretty inaccurate with their readings. But this one is absolutely accurate! I'm thrilled that I don't have to return it.

I bought this heart rate monitor to use with my Peloton because the one that came with it didn't work well. After I initially connected it, it consistently tracks and displays my heart rate accurately every time. I'm really pleased with this purchase.

It works well and connected smoothly with my iGPs50e cycle computer.

I purchased this to replace my Peloton heart rate monitor, and it works significantly better. It connects effortlessly and maintains a solid connection.

I'm really happy with this heart rate monitor. It seems to be very precise, and the battery life is impressive. I've been using it with my Peloton, and it works perfectly without any issues.

I got the Powr-Labs heart rate monitor to replace my old chest strap monitor, which was giving me problems. I mainly use it with my Peloton bike and the Peloton app. Setting it up was a breeze - it quickly paired with the bike, and now, every time I hop on, it connects automatically. It also seamlessly links up with the app. To check its accuracy, I compared its readings to my Apple Watch and a digital pulse oximeter, and they were pretty much spot on. So, I'm confident it's doing a good job. I've been using it for about two weeks, and it's been smooth sailing with no connection hiccups during my workouts. As for the battery life, I've used it for roughly 25 hours, and it's still going strong, so I can't tell you exactly how long it lasts between charges. But so far, I'm really happy with this purchase and would definitely buy it again!

I purchased this for my Peloton bike, and I didn't need to download any app or go through any hassle – it was incredibly straightforward. Many companies boast about their products being "user-friendly," but this one truly lives up to the claim. It's excellent!

Setting it up was a breeze, and it performs excellently in conjunction with my Peloton.

This arm band initially worked perfectly with my Peloton bike when I first got it back in July 2020. It functioned seamlessly. However, in December, I encountered an issue where my bike displayed a message saying "pairing rejected by PowrLabs," rendering the arm band unusable. To fix this, I had to reset the bike's firmware and reinstall the updates, which eventually got the arm band working again. Fast forward to April 2021, and I faced the same pairing problem (again, with the message "pairing rejected by the arm band"). Unfortunately, the previous reset method didn't resolve the issue this time. It's frustrating to have spent money on this product, especially considering that I've reached out to customer service multiple times, but they have been unresponsive. It's been a disappointing experience overall.

I purchased this for my Peloton, and it functions perfectly. I haven't encountered any problems with it.

It performs well when used with Peloton and Garmin.

This heart rate monitor is highly precise and comfortable when worn on the forearm instead of using chest-mounted monitors.

The armband heart rate monitor works nicely when used with exercise equipment like the Peloton. The readings seem to be quite accurate. I did have some trouble understanding the assembly instructions, and occasionally, it doesn't stay securely on my arm.

Great product. Great price

I have no issues with it; it functions just as I anticipated.

I've finally discovered an excellent heart rate monitor!

It's been working really well with iFit on my Nordictrack Commercial 1750 treadmill. Setting it up and using it is a breeze, and the battery life is excellent. I hardly ever need to recharge it.

Instead of using these gadgets to prevent excessive exertion and track small improvements in health data, we rely on devices like this to help us stay mindful of not overexerting ourselves and to monitor the gradual decline in health indicators that often comes with aging or health issues. As a result, we've tried out several similar devices, and the PowerLabs device stands out as one of our top choices. It provides excellent accuracy, as long as it's worn snugly, and offers up to 5 days of continuous use on a single charge. It's truly an outstanding device with exceptional battery life and a top-notch sensor. The Scosche Rythm24 is also excellent, but it has a shorter battery life and may perform better on individuals with darker skin tones.

I noticed that I need to moisten the sensors, much like you would with a chest monitor, after using it a few times.

I purchased this heart rate monitor because my previous inexpensive Coospoo HRM was having reliability issues with my bike trainer software. This one connects effortlessly through Ant+ or Bluetooth and recharging is simple. I highly recommend it!

Bought this to use instead of the Peloton one. Works great. More comfortable to wear as well.

I purchased this to use with my Peloton app, and it works flawlessly.