POLAR Loop Screen-Free Wearable Health Band & Fitness Tracker

Very nice product. I am using it for sleep analysis and workouts tracking

I have been using Polar products since the T31 chest strap Heart Rate Monitor some 25+ years ago. The days of ECG heart beat based 5kHz BPM transmission are long gone. New technology such as LED optical based heart rate monitoring is in and Polar needs to innovate to keep up with the competition. A key offering that Polar provides that its competitors don't is the Polar Flow App for mobile devices and the flow.polar.com website that has a plethora of in-depth exercise metrics. The competition cannot beat Polar Flow offerings in its web software. This is Polar's advantage.After more than 2-weeks of wearing the Polar Loop, more sleep metrics appear in the mobile Polar Flow App.

If you are looking for one time investment tracker you can go for this. But there are some cons1. App need much more modernization (wrt tracking and showing insights)2. Should include future prediction based on current and historical numbers3. Battery could be better too 8 days is nothing within tjis price range

Provides good insights meaning for common people.Sleep tracking needs to improved, the current one relies on historical data, and omits the daily one.Mobile app interface needs to be improved a lot

Very Good I tried Helio Statp too but I like looks of Loop

Accurate reading

Excelente seguimiento sin cargos adicionales $$$Es muy exacto y cada vez mejora la información, para control día y noche de la actividad que no sabemos qué hacemos, increíble la cantidad de ejercicio del día a dia

Since I have only had this item in use for one day the reader will have to take this into account. I bought this unit basically to replace an H10 heart rate monitor when the strap failed (I think) and simultaneously to replace the earlier version of the LOOP of which I was on the third replacement (and which still works but now lacks syncronizing capability without wires and never posessed HRM). Since I have owned the previous LOOP in three different units I believe an early appraisal is warranted. In order to work adequately with the POLAR BEAT app it must be installed separately but this does not seem to present any issues when working alternately with the POLAR FLOW app. I must say I prefer the graphical interface with BEAT to FLOW but that may be a personal preference and due to the fact I have been using POLAR devices since 2001. In total, at least at this time, the new LOOP 2 appears to be a replacement for the H10 and the previous LOOP and while the price appears higher than the competition my devotion to POLAR and 25 years of use give me confidence that (at least for an aging non-athlete) this device should satisfy my needs.

After spending a week with it, I can confidently say that I'm absolutely loving my Polar Loop. Just wear it, and let it do its thing silently in the background. The app does need a HUGE overhaul.

Quite good. Feels light. You actually don't feel you are wearing anything.It's great for me as I don't really like wearing rings and watches too can be inconvenient for me. This fits snugly and metrices seems upto the mark. Been ten days since am wearing. No complaints yet

Recomendado! Me ayuda a evaluar la guía de lo q busco con mis datos

I ended up getting the Polar Loop faster through Amazon (about 3–5 days) compared to ordering directly from Polar. After waiting three weeks for my original order, I canceled it because the delivery timeline wasn’t clear, and communication was lacking.Setup was easy—the Loop connected quickly to the Polar app, which I already had from using other Polar watches. Tracking works well overall. However, battery life is shorter than expected; you’ll likely need to recharge every three days, and even that feels like a stretch. Another drawback is that it doesn’t clearly distinguish between general activity and exercise, so you may want to manually start workouts for accurate tracking.The biggest advantage? No subscription fee. That alone makes it worth considering. If you’re looking for a simple fitness tracker without ongoing costs, I’d recommend giving the Polar Loop a try.

Love it. I have used the Polar HR systems for 2 decades, and was waiting for a band. I wanted two things - to go back to wearing a regular watch, and to track sleep accurately. A month into use, I am delighted with the loop. I still use the chest strap for it's unbeatable accuracy in a gym workout, and my Ignite for sauna. The loop tracks my sleep very well, and it's easy to sync to the "Flow" app. The other bands cost nothing to buy, but do require a subscription (and are a different ecosystem).

Bought it as a Christmas gift...apparently really decent and NO annual subscription.

I switched from a popular subscription based screen-less tracker and the polar loop does a great job with no subscription. Sleep tracking and hrv are on point and I found the activity tracking to be quite reliable as well although not perfect. The app is also decent and it does everything that it needs to do but a design refresh that’s coming soon will be much appreciated

Great screenless tracker at an affordable pricepoint. Hoping to get better with future updates.