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| | Features | Chronograph, count-down timer; Heart rate monitor with wireless ECG sensor belt included and preset HR zone or manual set hi/lo HR zoneEquipped to display heart rate as BPM, heart rate as percentage of maximum heart rate, HR max (age based) calories burned during workout, minimum HR of total exercise, maximum HR of total exercise and average HR of total exerciseDual alarmLED HR zone indicator, EL backlightWater-resistant to 165 feet (50 M)
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| | Description | When you think of style, this is definitely a watch to look at. It has a plastic case and polyurethane band with a buckle. Featuring a black digital display with a quartz movement, this watch is built to last. Water resistant to 50m. You won’t want go anywhere without wearing this watch. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Weight: | 0.11 pounds | | Package Length: | 6.5 inches | | Package Width: | 4.1 inches | | Package Height: | 2.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 13 reviews |
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| | Watch Information | | Crystal Material: | Acrylic | | Clasp: | Buckle | | Case Diameter: | 38 millimeters | | Case Thickness: | 12 millimeters | | Case Material: | Plastic | | Band Material: | Polyurethane | | Bezel Material: | Plastic | | Dial Color: | black | | Movement: | Quartz | | Water Resistance Depth: | 165 feet |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 13 customer reviews )
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17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
 Would have been a great watch except for one major flaw Oct 27, 2010
By Alex
This watch really does have it all. Its sleek, calorie counter, water resistant, back light, heart rate monitor, and most importantly tells time very well.
The major flaw? Well Amazon recently changed it but it used to say the display was made of mineral, which it isn't and they have subsequently changed it. How did I konw? Well that's easy cause I went to get a soft cloth to clean what I thought was a smudge (was a bad scratch) and scratched the lens more. This watches display was made of acrylic! Acrylic are you kidding me? I spend this much on a watch to have an acrylic display?!! Who even uses Acrylic anymore for displays or what not? DVD's don't even use Acrylic they use polycarbonate, so that means this watch will scratch easier than your DVD discs. Mine came scratched heavily on delivery.
Here's the even worse deal about acrylic and that's the fact that you CAN NOT USE ANYTHING TO CLEAN YOUR WATCH except for specialty cleaning kits for acrylic surfaces, which will cost you time and money. Yep, that's right, so if you see that smudge on it. Don't touch it! because you'll probably scratch it. In comparison you can use a 100% cotton t-shirt to clean your DVD discs by gently rubbing them with lukewarm water, but you can't do the same with Acrylic lenses or surfaces.
Returned mine for a refund. Stick with mineral or above for watches.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Pretty sweet with a few drawbacks Nov 20, 2010
By C. Bonilla
"Ninja"
I had been looking for a sleek looking HRM watch, and decided to take a crack at this one despite a couple negative reviews. My first day out with it I got many compliments as well as a few "what does that do?" type questions. Having experience with similar watches (and being Lefty) I like having the buttons on the face of the watch. Based on another review, I will be as careful as possible with the watch's face to avoid scratching.
Overall, I would say this watch is geared toward the mid-range user who wants a good looking watch. This watch doesn't have any distance or GPS features, so this is not ideal for outdoor running (if you need that type of data). It does not store workout history or transfer data to a PC. For those reasons, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this HRM Watch for a hardcore fitness enthusiast.
With that out of the way... I was aware of this watch's feature set before I bought it, and was not in need of those advanced features. I bought this to wear during my P90X workouts to "stay in the zone", and it suits that need perfectly thanks to the Zone Indicator feature. The watch also tracks workout time, calorie burn, and some stats on your min/max/avg heart rate. I am happy with the data that it tracks and plan to use this during all my workouts.
For the Pros:
- Chest Belt is very comfortable
- Watch strap is also very comfortable
- HRM readings seem accurate
- Lots of features/data readings
- Min/Max for Target Heart rate has simple setup, but also has manual over-ride
- Unique and modern design
- Backlight illuminates entire watch face
- Mine came with a $100 price tag on the watch, and I paid $60!
- There is a button with a Puma on it!
...and the Cons:
- Screen is a bit dim, hard to read when not in direct lighting
(The above issue is likely due to the negative red display of this particular model)
- Some of the detailed HRM icons are tiny and hard to see while moving
- In HRM mode, the backlight button also toggles HRM functions
- Only records one workout worth of data
(You can use the pause feature to record multiple workouts within one day, but you will only have one set of totals)
- Instructions leave a bit to be desired
- I can't find a way to enable to Heart Rate Zone LEDs without also enabling the Heart Rate Min/Max alarms* (This would make me give it a 5!)
- Does not have a Knight Rider scanner mode (This would make me give it a 6!)
*This feature makes the watch alarm beep when you are below or above you target zone. While this is a great feature for when you cannot stop to look at the watch, the beeps are going to be annoying during interval training when you are not constantly trying to stay "in the zone", or if you are working out with others. You have to dig pretty deep through the setup menu to turn the alarm feature on and off. Hopefully in a future version of this watch, they will allow you to turn on the LED independent of the audible alarm. If anyone found a way to do this, please post a reply so I can update this review to a 5!
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Puma Heart Rate Monitor Nov 23, 2010
By Don
The watch works very well as a heart rate monitor, timer, and stopwatch. It's easy enough to set up and operate, and I like how all the buttons are on the top and easy to press when you're working out. One thing I don't like about it is the size of it, and even though it's that big, the red display is small and kind of hard to see, especially indoors. Someone has mentioned that the display also scratches easily, and mine already has a few, although it's new. I hope that this doesn't become a problem later.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Pretty decent heart rate monitor watch Apr 25, 2012
By bboysushi
PROS:
-the monitor is very snug and comfortable!
-the watch looks great
-packaging was very impressive
-has heart rate alarm/indicators
-has timer/alarm, etc. manually adjustable heart rate limits
CONS:
-there is some lag with the heart rate monitor (not objective data, but i'd say somewhere around 5-15 seconds?)
-the indicator blinks, and doesn't stay lit
-the heart rate alarm beeps when you're in normal range: a bit annoying and I wish it would only beep when you're OUTSIDe the range
-you have to get used to using the buttons without the manual
notes:
-the display may look dark when you first receive it, but works well in daylight/night
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 great buy Dec 19, 2010
By BuyerfromNHY
the item is not heavy (at least for a 25 year old guy) as other buyers have stated. very useful. I use it daily
See all 13 customer reviews on Amazon.com
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