Talkback: Mio Link Heart Rate Wristband review
Cheeser
Posts: 2
in General Chat
I read this review in the print copy of 220 and felt it missed the point of the Mio entirely.
The benefit of this piece of equipment is to get rid of the chest strap which I consider to be a pain. I'm not interested in having a readout - the Mio connects to my watch which displays the heart rate. No-one's going to use the Mio without an accompanying watch like the 910XT or 920XT. The Mio sends "specific real-time feedback" to the sports watch of your choice (Ant+ or Bluetooth).
The Mio is more convenient - how many times have you got dressed up in your winter cycling gear, only to find out that you've forgotten to put your chest strap on?
As for accuracy, I've found it to be on a par with a chest strap.
I think 220 should re-review this product.
The benefit of this piece of equipment is to get rid of the chest strap which I consider to be a pain. I'm not interested in having a readout - the Mio connects to my watch which displays the heart rate. No-one's going to use the Mio without an accompanying watch like the 910XT or 920XT. The Mio sends "specific real-time feedback" to the sports watch of your choice (Ant+ or Bluetooth).
The Mio is more convenient - how many times have you got dressed up in your winter cycling gear, only to find out that you've forgotten to put your chest strap on?
As for accuracy, I've found it to be on a par with a chest strap.
I think 220 should re-review this product.
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Thanks for the feedback Cheeser, we'll pass these comments on to our tester