Polar introduces Polar Loop: its first screen-free, subscription-free wearable
The Finnish company Polar, a world leader in sports technology, has announced the launch of Polar Loop, its first device no screen and no subscription required.
Lightweight, discreet and comfortable, the Loop is designed to integrate into anyone's daily life, recording activity, sleep and training 24/7 No distractions.
The goal is clear: to offer simplicity and sports science in a single product.
One-time purchase, no hidden costs
Unlike other wearables on the market, the Polar Loop No fees or premium features required. Everything is available from day one, with a one-time purchase which guarantees full access to metrics and reports.
Pre-sales are now open at polar.com and in physical and online stores of El Corte Inglés, with the first shipments planned for the September 10The starting price is €179,90
Polar Loop technical specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Width: mm 27
- Height: 42 mm
- Thickness: 9 mm
- Total weight: 29g (19,5g without strap)
Screen
- Type: No display
- Touch: No
- Always On: No
- Ambient light sensor: No
Unlimited
- Processor: 64 MHz
- Memory: 1,3 MB
- Storage: 16MB
Materials
- Case: Stainless steel
- Bezel: Stainless steel
Geolocation
- GPS and satellites (Glonass, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS): No
- Assisted GPS: No
- Connected GPS: No
Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.1
- Proprietary cable with USB-C
- Transmission range: 50 m
Durability
- Water resistance: WR30 (splashes and light use)
- Use temperature: -20°C to +50°C
Sensors
- GEN 3.5 Optical Pulse Sensor with Precision Prime™ Technology
- Integrated accelerometer
Battery
- Capacity: 170 mAh (Rechargeable Li-Pol)
- Battery life in watch mode: up to 8 days
Additional functions
- Stopwatch, alarms and timers: No
- Firmware Updates: Yes
Science and simplicity at the service of sport
With 50 years of experience in heart rate monitoring and performance analysis, Polar focuses on a minimalist design that automatically collects data.
All information is centralized in the free application Polar Flow, where the user can review their rest, daily activity and workouts.
“We want to encourage people to focus on the daily momentum: those small actions that, sustained over time, generate lasting changes,” he explains. Sander Werring, CEO of Polar. “Polar Loop helps recognize and improve these patterns, encouraging healthier and more sustainable habits.”
