Name: Sportline S7 – 7-Function ECG Heart Rate Watch
Brand: Sportline
SKU: 204385
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Rating: 3.5 (116 reviews)

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Sportline S7 – 7-Function ECG Heart Rate Watch

<br><ul><li>CALORIE-BURN MONITOR</li><li>ONE-TOUCH HEART RATE MONITOR</li><li>% OF MAX HR INDICATOR</li><li>STOPWATCH</li><li>COUNT-DOWN TIMER</li><li>TIME & DATE. DAILY ALARM</li><li>DAILY ALARM</li></ul>

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<p>The S7 Heart Rate Monitor will help you achieve your fitness goals with speed and ease. Exercising with too little or too much intensity almost always results in an ineffective workout. The S7 will monitor how hard your body is working and keep you in the most efficient heart rate zone to ensure you get maximum results fast.</p>

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I've only been using this product a couple of weeks, but so far it works great. It's so much easier and faster than having to take my pulse by hand, and it also serves as a stopwatch so I can time my exertion periods and rest periods. It was the most economical heart rate monitor I found on the Internet.

So far so good

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I've only owned this watch for two days, so I can't attest to its longevity. However, all of these reviewers who are saying the calories don't count accurately might benefit from reading the instructions where it says, "...Calories burned are calculated based on your current heart rate. Therefore, it is best to update your heart rate as often as possible."

This seems to imply that one needs to use the heart rate button on the front of the watch at regular intervals (or whenever you change your activity level) rather than relying on the back plate as an automatic gauge. This could explain several of the previous reviewer's complaints, such as the "runner" who took the watch off and noticed that the calorie count continued to accumulate throughout the night. Just my .02.

Anyway, it worked pretty accurately for me through two workouts. Hopefully, it will last a while.

solid value

I wanted a watch with date and time as well as a heart monitor to check my heart rate when I am out walking or hiking since I recently had heart surgery. This product met my expectations at a reasonhable price.

Heart monitor met my needs

I have been using this heart rate monitor for over a month (everyday) already. I purchased it because I am doing a home workout program (insanity) and I needed to know how many calories I was burning for better results. I didn't really want to spend to much money on one as long as it tracked my heart rate and calories burned. I came across this one and well for $30 bucks I thought how bad could it really be. Needless to say, I love it. I thought it was easy to use.

One tip that I have found out is "DONT WEAR IT LIKE A WATCH". It does not give you accurate results. I place the watch part on the bottom of my wrist. This way will calculate much better. I have tried wearing it like a watch (on top the wrist) and it dose not pick up your heart rate that good.

Next thing I like to add is it don't pick up your heart rate that good if you are moving around (like running in place). Even some treadmills/Ellipticals are the same way. You have to remain steady for a reading. Have a steady wrist and hold down the button and this should not take no longer than 5 seconds. It will give you and accurate reading. Like always "you get what you pay for" but to me its not a bad product. Hope this helps.

LOVE IT!

I have had the watch for 2 days and so far, I find it OK for the money you spend.

EVERYBODY, It's a "BASIC" HR watch, not your high end..... remember that.

I noticed that when you use the HR button, MAKE SURE YOU ARE NOT USING THE "TIP" of your finger as it WILL NOT read. Use the part that would be like using your finger print, the pad of your index finger. It will work every time. I noticed that I did loose 1 1/2 minutes on the watch in just 1 day. (That is the only thing I have noticed I don't like).
I got my watch in the store. I wanted something not expensice, but willing to try it out to see if it works.

I am an AVID CYCLIST and needed something, but didn't want the strap around my mid section bothering me. OR spending big money on other bells and whistles that I didn't need.

Don't worry about a calorie counter, if your working out, and building sweat, your HR is up, then your burning calories.

The one thing I will tell everyone is:
Save your receipt, you can always take it back if you dont like it.... even if it's a month later from buying it. Walmart will take it back, so you are not out of any money. Just take it back on your next trip to Walmart..... No sweat!

Good value

This is a basic heart monitor. No frill but works as described. For anyone having problems with this unit here is the trick. The monitor does not use the back of the watch to measure your heart rate. I know that is not what it says. It uses the button. So if your fingers are greasy from eating those fries then it won't read. So try this and then you will see. It wont work if you are warning gloves for running outdoors or working out so keep that in mind.

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Before buying this product I read the reviews on it. Some reviews raved about the product others warned against buying it. I bought it and I have to say that I LOVE it!

I bought one for myself and for my father. We are both doing intense workouts and are sweating a great deal, it is able to still read a pulse even when there is a layer of sweat. Its a great value for the money. The monitor is fairly accurate. My dads sometimes doesn't read when he is moving around though.

One of the benefits to this watch was the calorie counter. I found it accurate if you update it with your heart rate continuously. Its a great buy for 20 dollars and I haven't had any major complaints with it at all!

You get what you pay for.

ive been working in gyms for almost 10 years and have been an athelete for 20.

must hold down button to read heart rate. sometimes takes 5 seconds, sometimes takes longer, sometimes won't read at all.

do you know frustrating it is to push your body to the limit and not be able to get a heart rate reading. disapointing.

not great

I was pretty excited to buy this watch, thinking that it would make taking my pulse easier. Well, maybe it's just me, because others say they love this, but, I just couldn't get it to work properly. First, the packaging says it's "one touch". What I didn't know is that 'one touch' means that you have to push the button and hold it down until it gets a reading. This can take up to ten seconds. If it takes that long, then it times out and you have to do it over again. And, for me, I couldn't get it to get a reading while I was moving, so, as I stopped and waited for my reading to come in, my heart rate is dropping, and consecutive readings came in at ten points difference. I never felt like I could actually rely on the reading that I got. Like I said, maybe I'm just a difficult one to read, but, be prepared for disappointment if you are too. And remember, "one touch" means, "touch and hold, and hold, and hold..."

Misleading advertising

I got this product to try and track calories burned during home workouts. I'm new to this whole fitness thing and didn't have a frame of reference as to what made a "good" HRM, but this one seemed to have all of the features one would need.

I read the instructions from front to back, strapped it on my wrist, entered my gender and age, then did a couple of test readings. All seemed fine and dandy so I started my workout routine, and right away started to see the pitfalls of this product.

First of all, you have to get a reading every time your heartrate changes if you want it to count calories accurately. This would be tolerable if the thing would ever give a reading on the first try, but instead I found myself getting so distracted with mussing with the monitor that it was incredibly counterproductive to my workout. I'd have to keep STOPPING what I was doing to get a reading, which sort of defies the whole point. By the time I could get a reading, my heartrate would have actually dropped from where it was when I first started trying to get the reading. But if you don't do readings often, so I'm led to believe from the manual, your calorie count won't be as accurate. So you're darned if you do and darned if you don't...

I'd much rather have something that detects the changes in my heartrate automatically and does not interrupt or interfere with my workout. That and I am pretty sure it needs to know more than your gender and age to calculate your cals burned. Nowhere was there an option to enter my weight or other applicable factors. How accurate can it be???

The bottom line is that the only thing that really got my heart pumping was throwing this thing across the room in frustration.

Frustrating