FITCENT Rechargeable Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap 5.3 kHz/Bluetooth 5.0/ANT+, Peloton Heart Rate Monitor, Chest Heart Rate Monitor for Strava Zwift DDP Yoga
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Product Features
- 【Accurate Fitness Tracker】: The micro voltage signal generated by the heart beating is amplified and processed directly to get the heart rate value instead of monitoring the blood flow through optical sensors and then converting it with software, which leads to the problem that the accuracy is affected by light and skin. Fitcent CL820W heart monitor sensor will accurately track your steps,calories consumption,distance traveled, heart rate. through this accurate measurement technology.
- 【BLE , ANT+ and 5.3Khz Connectivity】: Using bluetooth high frequency transmission, using the existing international standard bluetooth protocol, through the smart phone widely used BLUETOOTH 5.0 and ANT+ to transmit the heart rate signal, Iphone and Android mobile phones are widely applicable, reduce your compatibility concerns. It is also compatible with a non-coded 5.3kHz treadmill.
- 【Wireless Charging】: FITCENT heart rate monitor chest strap comes with a rechargeable battery with the included wireless dock. After 1.5 hours full charged, allows you to work out an hour per day up to 30 days with single charge.
- 【Hearts & Crafts】: Ip68 waterproof construction can be submerged up to 10 meter underwater. Stable work in rainy day and sweating. The comfortable, skin-friendly and adjustable chest strap allows you to feel no discomfort whether you are doing yoga, running, cycling, fitness or climbing.
- 【UNRIVALED WARRANTY】: Unlimited heart rate sensor adjustable replacement strap. If you have any questions, please contact us for free and FITCENT will always help you solve your problems quickly and accurately.
- 【Accurate Fitness Tracker】: The micro voltage signal generated by the heart beating is amplified and processed directly to get the heart rate value instead of monitoring the blood flow through optical sensors and then converting it with software, which leads to the problem that the accuracy is affected by light and skin. Fitcent CL820W heart monitor sensor will accurately track your steps,calories consumption,distance traveled, heart rate. through this accurate measurement technology.
- 【BLE , ANT+ and 5.3Khz Connectivity】: Using bluetooth high frequency transmission, using the existing international standard bluetooth protocol, through the smart phone widely used BLUETOOTH 5.0 and ANT+ to transmit the heart rate signal, Iphone and Android mobile phones are widely applicable, reduce your compatibility concerns. It is also compatible with a non-coded 5.3kHz treadmill.
- 【Wireless Charging】: FITCENT heart rate monitor chest strap comes with a rechargeable battery with the included wireless dock. After 1.5 hours full charged, allows you to work out an hour per day up to 30 days with single charge.
- 【Hearts & Crafts】: Ip68 waterproof construction can be submerged up to 10 meter underwater. Stable work in rainy day and sweating. The comfortable, skin-friendly and adjustable chest strap allows you to feel no discomfort whether you are doing yoga, running, cycling, fitness or climbing.
- 【UNRIVALED WARRANTY】: Unlimited heart rate sensor adjustable replacement strap. If you have any questions, please contact us for free and FITCENT will always help you solve your problems quickly and accurately.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Fitcent |
| Material | 塑料 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphones |
| Screen Size | 0.96 Inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.97 x 1.18 x 0.79 inches |
| Item Weight | 100 Grams |
| Battery Life | 30 days |
| Battery Description | Alkaline |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.89 x 2.2 x 1.85 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.13 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Fitcent |
| Manufacturer | Fitcent |
| Part Number | CL820W |
| Style | Training |
Product Price History
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Works Great – even with my Rogue Echo Bike. Have had zero issues so far – linked right up to my Garmin and the 5.3Khz worked great with my Rogue Echo Bike and treadmill. The strap is comfortable and it’s been picking up my HR almost immediately even without getting the strap or my skin “moist” beforehand. Battery life seems great so far, have used it for about 10 1-2hr sessions and still going strong. Even wore it into the shower once by accident and has continued to function perfect. The wireless charging system is great – happy to not worry about silly disposable batteries anymore.
This is worthless. This product began OK in the first couple weeks and now it works intermittently the next couple weeks and now it doesn’t work at all. I’ve tried recharging it multiple multiple multiple times as it only holds a charge for one work out. Do not buy this product it sucks.
So far so good. It does exactly what is says it does. I’ve been using it for 20 hours now, with one charge in between. And that wasn’t really necessary. It turned blue, indicating a full charge after just a couple minutes, so I’m thinking it was still at 90 percentile. Seems reliable and accurate.
Works well; RECHARGEABILITY is a HUGE PLUS. UPDATE – battery life after 20 hours of use (previously I stated 10-12 hours of use but did not take into account the use of the HRM while warming up & cooling down & stretching time)- I don’t always run with this HRM strap, only for speed work & runs over 12 miles.- The battery ran out after about 20 hours of actual use. Exact longevity of a charge is not know as I don’t always remember to record that I used the strap for a run.- The battery charged up in about an hour or so. It shouldn’t take long as it can’t be very large.UPDATE Note 2 – This HRM does not provide running dynamics data, not does it claim to do so. Just pointing this out if this is important to you. My now dead Garmin HRM RUN supported running dynamics data. Depending on your watch, your watch may provide most of Garmin’s running dynamics data such as: vertical oscillation & ratio; cadence; ground connect time , data that my Forerunner 955 & FENIX 6 pro does provide. What I am missing is LEFT / RIGHT balance as a watch cannot measure this but the Garmin HRM RUN can (did), which is not important to me. Anyway, just pointing out that if you are replacing a Garmin HRM that supports running dynamics, be aware of the limitations.So far so good. My last Garmin OEM red HRM Run monitor died and I also didn’t like having to buy and properly dispose of batteries so I was glad to find this one with a rechargeable battery and at a great price. The charging base has a USB-C port which is nice.Also nice is that it is both ANT+ (for Garmin watches) and BLUETOOTH compatible which I have used with my Android phone’s fitness app.Seems to be accurate. This is being used primarily for running with a Garmin 955 Solar and secondarily with a Fenix 6 Sapphire. My older black Garmin HRM Run with the removable pod always SPIKED badly for the first mile or 2, with readings above 200 bpm. The dead RED Garmin HRM-RUN did not spike but it died. This FitCent monitor does not exhibit the spiking so it functions similarly to my dead Garmin Red HRM Run monitor.The strap is at least as comfortable as a Garmin strap. The transmitter pod is slightly larger than the strap but this has not caused any issues. The older black Garmin HRM with removable transmitter was also also slightly larger than strap.NOTE the FITCENT worked with my older black Garmin strap and vice versa. The spacing of the snap buttons are the same between the FITCENT & the older Garmin straps making them compatible.I have used this for just for a handful of runs including some sprint intervals and will report back with an update after 50 miles or so of use.Only thing I didn’t liked is that there is a front blinking light that blinks when it is paired with and transmitting to my watch or my phone. because the blinking is VISIBLE through my running shirt. I fixed that by wrapping a rubber band around that part of the transmitter pod – see pic.RECOMMENDED
Works well; RECHARGEABILITY is a HUGE PLUS. UPDATE – battery life after 20 hours of use (previously I stated 10-12 hours of use but did not take into account the use of the HRM while warming up & cooling down & stretching time)- I don’t always run with this HRM strap, only for speed work & runs over 12 miles.- The battery ran out after about 20 hours of actual use. Exact longevity of a charge is not know as I don’t always remember to record that I used the strap for a run.- The battery charged up in about an hour or so. It shouldn’t take long as it can’t be very large.UPDATE Note 2 – This HRM does not provide running dynamics data, not does it claim to do so. Just pointing this out if this is important to you. My now dead Garmin HRM RUN supported running dynamics data. Depending on your watch, your watch may provide most of Garmin’s running dynamics data such as: vertical oscillation & ratio; cadence; ground connect time , data that my Forerunner 955 & FENIX 6 pro does provide. What I am missing is LEFT / RIGHT balance as a watch cannot measure this but the Garmin HRM RUN can (did), which is not important to me. Anyway, just pointing out that if you are replacing a Garmin HRM that supports running dynamics, be aware of the limitations.So far so good. My last Garmin OEM red HRM Run monitor died and I also didn’t like having to buy and properly dispose of batteries so I was glad to find this one with a rechargeable battery and at a great price. The charging base has a USB-C port which is nice.Also nice is that it is both ANT+ (for Garmin watches) and BLUETOOTH compatible which I have used with my Android phone’s fitness app.Seems to be accurate. This is being used primarily for running with a Garmin 955 Solar and secondarily with a Fenix 6 Sapphire. My older black Garmin HRM Run with the removable pod always SPIKED badly for the first mile or 2, with readings above 200 bpm. The dead RED Garmin HRM-RUN did not spike but it died. This FitCent monitor does not exhibit the spiking so it functions similarly to my dead Garmin Red HRM Run monitor.The strap is at least as comfortable as a Garmin strap. The transmitter pod is slightly larger than the strap but this has not caused any issues. The older black Garmin HRM with removable transmitter was also also slightly larger than strap.NOTE the FITCENT worked with my older black Garmin strap and vice versa. The spacing of the snap buttons are the same between the FITCENT & the older Garmin straps making them compatible.I have used this for just for a handful of runs including some sprint intervals and will report back with an update after 50 miles or so of use.Only thing I didn’t liked is that there is a front blinking light that blinks when it is paired with and transmitting to my watch or my phone. because the blinking is VISIBLE through my running shirt. I fixed that by wrapping a rubber band around that part of the transmitter pod – see pic.RECOMMENDED
Works with Sole Fitness. Works with my 2010 Sole F80 treadmill and is a lot more comfortable. Plus it recharges. Hopefully it last.
Works with Sole Fitness. Works with my 2010 Sole F80 treadmill and is a lot more comfortable. Plus it recharges. Hopefully it last.
Better Than My Garmin AND Great Customer Support. I love Garmin products and had one of their heart rate straps, but it seemed to burn through batteries like crazy (and required a small screwdriver to replace the throw-away battery each time…a hassle.)This strap from FITCENT has been terrific — reliable, comfortable, the battery seems to last MUCH longer, AND it’s rechargeable. I use mine with both my bike-mounted Garmin Edge and also when I use the Zwift online cycling program — it pairs easily with both of them and works great.PLUS… I lost my charger, and when I contacted FITCENT they immediately shipped me a new one — great customer service!
It has a nice design. It will not connect with my Strava app maybe mine is defective who knows. I have tried to connect to my wahoo trainer so it might not be a total loss. I would use it daily as I’m a Personal Trainer and I want to track my heart rate zones as I’m doing my own personal development workouts.
Long battery life. Works as well or better than well known brands…ie garmin, polar, etc….love the ability to recharge as needed. I’ve had it two months now and have only charged twice (first was initial charge). I workout 1.5 to 2 hrs a day/5 days a weeks if that helps…really good battery life. Only issue is that the recharge cradle does not secure the monitor with snaps (like on band) and can easily be hit and it falls off cradle…kind of annoying, but minor.