Special Edition MioPINK Shape Select Heart Rate Monitor Watch

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If Only It Worked
I had been researching watches with heart rate monitors for a while before settling on the Mio. It had everything that I wanted and I loved that there was no strap to wear! However, that might also be this product's biggest flaw. The petite size fits my wrist nicely and all of the stopwatch and timer functions are great, but it refuses to give me my heart rate unless I'm standing perfectly still (and have been for a while). This watch will not measure my heart rate while I'm exercising or walking. Even getting a reading immediately after a walk is difficult. I thought about returning it, but still need a stopwatch for workouts, so decided to keep it. Still, I had been hoping for something so much more. Not exactly the product that I had imagined. If you need a watch that will give you a reading during a workout, this isn't the product for you!

Not bad for a beginner device
I bought this watch for my wife and for the most part she is happy. The heart monitor feature is a little shaky. I have been walking with her several times when she has tried to use it while still walking with no success. Most times you need to stop in order for it to read, and even then sometimes no. It is very feminine looking and is an overall good watch. I wish it would add and subtract calories for her, but she said sometimes it does and most times it doesn't. Good price,and decent functions for an overall four star rating.

not quite what I had hoped
The product is very big and bulky. It fit around my small wrist but I ended up taking it out of the band and using it like a pocket watch. Unless you have the setting positions memorized this can get confusing as they are not labeled on the watch itself. I tried taking my pulse while I was exercising. I had to stand still for it to register. Which is a bummer if you want to see how high your pulse is. My resting pulse seemed to change every time I took it, even if I was not doing anything different. I wouldn't buy this again.

Not what I was expecting
I bought this after purchasing a Polar fitness monitor. With the Polar brand, you wear a strap around your chest. It tracks your heart rate while exercising. You start it and it lets you know when you're in the zone and out of the zone by beeping. Two problems with it are (1) no light and (2) you need to wear the strap. I like to track myself at different times during the day...hauling groceries for example, in addition to my regular workout. The strap is comfortable, but more often than not I forget to put it on. I was expecting the Mio to track your heart rate like that. Instead, you have to hold two fingers on it after pressing a button. Yes, it's simple but not what I was expecting. I guess I figured that it should be able to track your heart rate from your wrist pulse. If you're holding hand weights while working out, pressing two fingers for 4-7 seconds can seem like forever. So, it's going back. As far as size, I have a wrist that is about 6 1/2" around. This watch was plenty big so if you're bordering on the size limit, go for it. It will fit.

Very good
Very good watch. Huge improvement over the chest-strap technology. My only complaint is that the finger sensors that read heart rate sometimes take two tries to read heart rate...but I have a similar problem with hard held heart rate monitors...maybe it's just me. I would buy the Mio again.