Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Sports
Brand: Unknown
EAN: 4891475215015
Item Dimensions: 73
Label: Oregon
Manufacturer: Oregon
Model: HR308
MPN: HR308
Publisher: Oregon
Studio: Oregon

Features:

• Heart rate monitor with Smart Trainer program
• Average heart rate reading
• Measures calories burned
• Automatic or manually programmable hi/lo heart rate training zone
• Automatic or manually programmable hi/lo heart rate alert when out of training zone
• Wireless chestband
• Clock with alarm and calendar
• Stopwatch with count up timer
• HiGlo backlight
• Water resistant to 30metres

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Get your heart rate racing with a Smart Trainer heart rate monitor watch. It's like having your very own fitness instructor strapped to your wrist!




Rating: - Not so much poor documentation as no documentation
One of the reviews I read of this product on another site is that 'you need a PhD to understand the instructions'. Well, I've got one and I'm here to tell you that it didn't help. All the instructions say is 'see diagram 7a' or 'see diagram 8f' and so on, and the diagrams are tiny and incomprehensible. After several weeks of experimentation I found that you really can get the device to give you a figures for calories burned (the trick is to tell it how hard you intend to exercise in the initial ... Read More

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Rating: - Entry level product
For the price, this heart rate monitor is pretty good. With an easily readable display and adjustable target levels, it's fairly straightforward to get going with a bit of prodding and poking. The manual isn't the best, but the functions are not wide ranging, so it doesn't take too long to get a feel for the watch. The transmitter strap does have a tendency to slip and slide a little, and the readings stop as it does so, but if firmly attached and comfortably positioned, then normal function is wholly ... Read More

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Rating: - Basic price, basic functionality
Have had this watch for several months now and it is just gathering dust.

I found the sensor quite intermittent when doing exercise (despite moistening repositioning)

I found the buttons counter-intuative and therefore was forever resetting etc. So much so that I lost faith.

all in all not one of my better buys.

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Rating: - Bad documentation
This might be a good piece of kit, but it is badly let down by the documentation, which borders on the unintelligable.

What I wanted was a heard rate monitor that would tell me my pulse while training, and tell me the total number of calories consumed in a session.

So far I've yet to get a meaningful calorie figure: I've just come back from an 8 mile run and it claims I have burnt 397 calories, which doesn't sit well with the figure of 340 calories on a 3 mile run a few days ago. ... Read More

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Rating: - Basic heart rate monitor that does the job
Despite the almost indecipherable instructions with over complicated diagrams that force you to flick back and forth, this is a fairly basic heart rate monitor that does the job for a reasonable price.

That is to say it lets you know if the cardiovascular work your doing is likely to make a real difference by allowing you to set targets and monitor progress. If you're working out in a gym, you probably don't need your watch to guide your programme as each machine will do that for you. And most ... Read More

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