COOSPO Heart Rate Monitor Armband HW807, Bluetooth 5.0 ANT+ HRM with HR Zone LED Indicator, Tracking Heartbeat HRV for Fitness Training, Work with Peloton/Polar/Wahoo/Strava/DDP Yoga

Love this heart rate monitor.
I chose this arm band style heart rate monitor to track my effort while using a virtual reality headset. Mainly for the ‘Supernatural’ exercise/boxing app. It syncs easily with my IPhone and the VR headset both, I can actually see my heart rate INSIDE my headset after each boxing round in the app. The armband is easily adjustable and has different colors that flash, dependent upon how high your heart rate is getting, which is a nice visual indicator of how hard you are working. It also holds a charge for quite awhile, so I’m am not having to charge it every single time I want to use it. I can go lots of hours, maybe 15-20 hours if I had to guess, before it needs a recharge. In fact, I like this monitor so much I bought another one for my workout buddy. She likes it too. Nice mid-price heart rate monitor. Not a ton of bells and whistles, but then I prefer simple and straightforward, easy to use when it comes to electronic gadgets. Exactly what I was looking for.

Does the job, just be prepared to have to finesse it a little bit.
Edit: This unit died 2 days after I wrote the review. Did I order the same one again? Sure did. Two years with heat and sweat,and it sure has been dependable. I’m also happy to see they now give you 2 bands so they must have been made aware of the Velcro issues. It uses the same charger as I had before so that’s great to have an extra charger. I did look at other arm monitor options but none of them had the same bang for the buck as this one. So in 2 years, I’ll buy it again. Two years is pretty good. My Wahoos lasted maybe 6 months and I had to play with them to get them to work. Wahoo customer service was great but the product was not great. This unit is indeed great.I have had this unit for about a year and a half now. It does work better than the Wahoo did . The Wahoo, I used to have to clean the contacts all the time. I have cleaned the contacts on this unit maybe once and it just keeps working. Drawbacks though…it’s a weird charging system and you have to have the magnets lined up exactly perfectly. There’s nothing that clicks in. Also the velcro started giving way pretty quickly. It’s a very weak type of velcro and it will sometimes come loose while I am riding. But for the money it’s pretty decent. Would I get it again? Yes. I created a little charging area where I know the magnet will meet the contact on the back of the unit, and I will use another velcro strap around it if I have to. I have done three hour rides and it stays charged. It is also very accurate because I have the same readings on my Samsung watch 7.

سيء ولا يلبي التطلعات بل لا يستحق سعرهالتطبيق الخاص بسوار سيء وعند الرغبه في معرفة النبض الحالي يلزم القيام بفتح عده نوافذوبالاخير تظهر نتيجة النبض الحالي بدون تقديم اي معلومات اضافيهكنت اتوقع ان يقوم السوار باظهار جميع مستوى النبض طوال اليوم بمخطط مثل الساعات الذكية ولكن للاسف لم يلبي المطلوبالنتايج لا تختلف كثيرا عن ساعة هواوي وهي خيار افضل من هذا السوار

I’ve been using the COOSPO HW706 armband heart rate monitor for a few days now, mainly with my Fitbit account and Peloton bike, and it’s worked really well. Pairing was quick — it connected through Bluetooth on both devices without any trouble, and it stays linked reliably throughout my workouts.The strap is soft and comfortable, even during long rides, and I barely notice it once I start pedaling. The readings match very closely to my Fitbit’s optical sensor, but the COOSPO updates faster and stays more consistent when the intensity ramps up. Battery life is solid — I’ve only charged it once so far after multiple sessions.My only small complaint is that the charging clip feels a bit delicate, so I handle it carefully. Otherwise, this is a great, affordable alternative to chest straps, especially if you’re using multiple fitness platforms like Fitbit and Peloton.

I paired this baby up with my Garmin Fenix 6 Pro and did various runs outdoor this past week and below is my experience.The set up is basically the same as any other Bluetooth or Ant + device. It took me less than 3 minutes from start to complete. And yes, I fully charged the device beforehand.The first run the moment I hit run on my watch and turned on the armband HRM, it was detected and connected immediately. I wore it on my forearm just beneath my elbow. It felt very comfortable on my arm and there was not issue of chaffing. It also stayed snugged and secured the entire run.I did running workouts from easy aerobic run, tempo run, interval workouts and finally a 20KM long trail easy run under wet snow condition.The HRM responded extremely well with the expected heart rate. For example on my interval hard workout, the HRM picked up my hard interval at 156-170 and immediately drops to 130-140 for my recovery time. For my easy recovery run, the HRM remains at 120-135, while I maintained running at a cadence of above 180 at a temperature of 5-7C. If I relied on my wrist HRM, in the same condition, the heart rate detected would very immediately latch onto my cadence showing a very high heart rate. I’m very happy to say that by using this armband HRM this annoying issue is finally resolved. My VO2 max has started improving to reflect my true fitness.So the last test run of the week was done under wet snow conditions. I believe I started the connection between watch and HRM a bit later than usual and the HRM failed to detect my heart rate and latched onto the cadence again. This happened in the first KM. I stopped my run and reestablish the connection between the two devices. I didn’t hit start until I see my heart rate is reading accurately at about 120-125. The rest of the run of 20KM showed very good expected range of HR.Based on one week of usage, I’m very happy with my purchase. I haven’t fully tested out the battery life but I can safely say the above runs of over 10+ hours were done under one charge. The durability is also an unknown fact at this point.