The new optical heart rate sensor, the Polar Oh2

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Polar Oh2 is an optical heart rate bracelet that combines versatility, comfort and simplicity. Fits comfortably on the arm and records heart rate with Polar's high-quality optical heart rate solution

 Are you looking for an alternative to pectoral heart rate bands and the record of heart rate in the wrist? Look no further: the new one is already available optical heart rate sensor Polar Oh2.

Here are some of the features that make the Polar Oh2 an excellent option:

Versatility- The Polar Oh2 can be used in countless sports. It can be used alone, with Polar Beat (our free training app), with all Bluetooth-enabled Polar heart rate monitors and training devices, with gym equipment, and with many other fitness apps.

Diversity: upper arm or forearm: you choose where to wear your Polar Oh2.

Comfort: You don't like chest elastics? The Polar Oh2 fits the arm with a soft, machine-washable cuff.

Precision- The Polar Oh2 tracks your heart rate with our exclusive 6-LED optical heart rate technology.

Ease: the Polar Oh2 is easy to put on and take off at any time.

Bluetooth: Also works with all Bluetooth compatible Polar training heart rate monitors, devices and cycling computers. The Polar Oh2 streams heart rate in real time to many popular fitness apps on both iOS and Android phones.

Do you prefer to train without a heart rate monitor or a telephone?

The Polar Oh2 is the ideal companion for Polar Beat, Polar's free fitness and training app. With the Polar Oh2 and Polar Beat you will get your heart rate data live on the phone screen and audio prompts on the headphones during training.

You can easily synchronize your data in Polar Flow, the free Polar application and in the web service, via Bluetooth or with your computer using the USB adapter.

More information: https://www.polar.com/en/products/accessories/polar-oh2-heart-frequency-optical-sensor