A CRIVIT SPORTS WATCH AND HEART RATE MONITOR BY CRIVIT. IDEAL FOR CLIMBING, RUNNING, SKIING AND CYCLING. A VERY EXPENSIVE WATCH FOR THE SPORTS PERSON AT A BARGAIN PRICE.
WIDE RANGE OF FUNCTIONS ACCURATLEY MONITORS PERFORMANCE WHILST RUNNING, WALKING CYCLING, ANY SPORTS REALLY
TRANSMITS HEART RATE FROM CHEST STRAP TO WATCH- WIRELESS, DIGITALLY ENCODED TRANSMISSION
EASY TO READ LCD DISPLAY WITH OPTIMAL BACKLIGHTING
TARGET HEART RATE TRAINING WITH TIMER AND ALARM INCLUDES CUATOMISABLE PERFORMANCE ZONES
MEASURES CURRENT AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM HEART RATE- INCLUDES MAX PULSE ALARM
BMI CALCULATOR AND DISPLAY OF CALORIES AND FAT BURNT AND FITNESS LEVEL
DISPLAYS TIME (INCLUDING SECONDARY TIME ZONE) TIMER, CLENDER, ALARM, HOUR SIGNAL
WATER RESISTANT TO 3 BAR
WITH HOLDER FOR QUICKLY ATTACHING THE WATCH TO THE CYCLE HANDLEBAR
HEART RATE IS WIRELESSLY TRANSMITTED FROM CHEST TO WATCH
EASY TO READ WITH BACKLIGHT LCD.
THIS HRM GETS VERY FAVOURABLE COMMENTS AND HAS A RANGE OF FUNCTIONS THAT BELIES IT'S CHEAP PRICE. COMES WITH A 3 YR WARRANTY SO WHATS NOT TO LIKE. BRAND SNOBS PLEASE MOVE ALONG, NOTHING TO SEE HERE............
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cburns
17 Jul 145#15
So did the BeeGees....:confused:
Latest comments (26)
tallon1999
25 Jul 17#26
Bought the 2017 model from Lidl intermittent at reading the heart rate and reading it correctly, sometimes, just sitting it would read as 180+++ then stop reading. If I touched it, it would start again then stop. I tried moving it so that the sensor was just in front of my left arm and found it would work there but if I move around too much, it looses contact. £12.99 down the drain, Went for the Runtastic one with cost me £3 brand new, only problem is I need to use my phone and it's app but there have been no issues at all with it's chest strap. It's not always a case of 'get what you pay for' it seems.
conradbutt
5 Aug 14#25
Had two of these, neither worked properly. One decided that my average heart rate was 230! the other fluctuated between 100 - 210 before I had even started running.
simplyjimbo
17 Jul 141#2
Had two of these HRM ended up dying before the year was out. Both had issues of staying alive even with new batteries put in. Gave up and bought a Polar instead which has been through everything so far including the wash.
Haven't voted
oldbill1969 to simplyjimbo
17 Jul 14#3
If it ends up dying then you have the advantage of a 3 yr warranty surely? Incidentally how did you find the functions?
peaceoff to simplyjimbo
17 Jul 142#14
Why not?
In your experience the product is naff, therefore, even at this price this is not a good deal...you should vote cold to help others
steve543 to simplyjimbo
19 Jul 142#24
If you died before the year was out how did you post your comment :confused:
And had three year warranty so you should of lasted at least 3 years.
I'd get my money back ( or get someone who's still alive to get it back)
Bananovy
18 Jul 141#23
Have on of those. Never had problems with it. Measure seems accurate too. Note I am an occasional runner. If you want professional equipment you'd need to look on the higher shelf.
logohigh
18 Jul 14#22
Some prize **** comments ...:rolleyes:
Nobody , but nobody could expect more - for the money
matthew1888
17 Jul 14#20
rubbish and useless without gps to measure distance.
oldbill1969 to matthew1888
17 Jul 14#21
Care to post one for £12.99? GPS is not needed if you are only after a basic HRM, pointless post.
doylie1984
17 Jul 14#18
Can this link to iphone apps?
johnnystorm to doylie1984
17 Jul 14#19
Nope, just between the hrm & watch. Have a look for a bluetooth hrm. Can be had for about £20-25 if you have a good look.
Billybskoda
17 Jul 14#17
That works on so many levels... :smile:
telboy
17 Jul 14#16
Quality mate!
cburns
17 Jul 145#15
So did the BeeGees....:confused:
JUSTANOTHERSTAR
17 Jul 14#13
Would the strap work with a polar unit? My wonderfully clever girlfriend decided it'd be a good idea to put my strap into the washing machine and then tumble dry it which melted the sensor bit :/
LadyEleanor
17 Jul 14#12
They all work the same way, If you don't sweat enough then the HRM cannot do a reading.
johnnystorm
17 Jul 14#11
I've had mine 2/3 years and its been perfect.
patg2005
17 Jul 14#10
They used to bundle a virtually identical HRM with their bike computer....had 2 neither worked!
louthepoo
17 Jul 14#7
i had two of these and they were way out with accuracy unfortunately
oldbill1969 to louthepoo
17 Jul 14#9
How did you test them for accuracy? I only ask as I have previously owned a Crane HRM which is the ALDI brand and found it's accuracy to be spot on, but broke the strap unfortunately.
ifitsfreeitsmine
17 Jul 141#8
Agree with simplyjimbo
Bought a couple of these, very unreliable, setting up is a pain, buttons very clicky and unresponsive,
Sometimes when you press a button, nothing happens or presses twice,
Keeps losing heart signal
Not accurate at all
Absolute waste of money
I now use burer and polar, both perform faultlessly
simplyjimbo
17 Jul 142#6
Warranty only really good if you retain receipts, for once I misplaced mine :disappointed:
Functions and screen not too bad, did like a little but no way as intuitive or graphical as my Polar which I I have the added feature of being able to upload data to the website for analysis but we are talking about a jump in price though; worth it if you are keen to monitor your exercise.
Would I have another.....No based on two out of two failing and being unreliable in reading too. The Aldi HRM I had previously lasted longer but the last Obstacle run killed that :laughing:
meggie_dude
17 Jul 14#5
Well personal experience - Had one and it does not work most of the time. Intermittent response. I could have medical issues I guess, or maybe it just didn't work properly - whereas my prev Sigma unit worked just fine.
oldbill1969
17 Jul 14#4
My mate has had the same one for 3 yrs and it is still going strong.
badger2609
17 Jul 14#1
As long as it works as it should, this is a no brainer surely
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WIDE RANGE OF FUNCTIONS ACCURATLEY MONITORS PERFORMANCE WHILST RUNNING, WALKING CYCLING, ANY SPORTS REALLY
TRANSMITS HEART RATE FROM CHEST STRAP TO WATCH- WIRELESS, DIGITALLY ENCODED TRANSMISSION
EASY TO READ LCD DISPLAY WITH OPTIMAL BACKLIGHTING
TARGET HEART RATE TRAINING WITH TIMER AND ALARM INCLUDES CUATOMISABLE PERFORMANCE ZONES
MEASURES CURRENT AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM HEART RATE- INCLUDES MAX PULSE ALARM
BMI CALCULATOR AND DISPLAY OF CALORIES AND FAT BURNT AND FITNESS LEVEL
DISPLAYS TIME (INCLUDING SECONDARY TIME ZONE) TIMER, CLENDER, ALARM, HOUR SIGNAL
WATER RESISTANT TO 3 BAR
WITH HOLDER FOR QUICKLY ATTACHING THE WATCH TO THE CYCLE HANDLEBAR
HEART RATE IS WIRELESSLY TRANSMITTED FROM CHEST TO WATCH
EASY TO READ WITH BACKLIGHT LCD.
THIS HRM GETS VERY FAVOURABLE COMMENTS AND HAS A RANGE OF FUNCTIONS THAT BELIES IT'S CHEAP PRICE. COMES WITH A 3 YR WARRANTY SO WHATS NOT TO LIKE. BRAND SNOBS PLEASE MOVE ALONG, NOTHING TO SEE HERE............
Top comments
Latest comments (26)
Haven't voted
In your experience the product is naff, therefore, even at this price this is not a good deal...you should vote cold to help others
And had three year warranty so you should of lasted at least 3 years.
I'd get my money back ( or get someone who's still alive to get it back)
Nobody , but nobody could expect more - for the money
Bought a couple of these, very unreliable, setting up is a pain, buttons very clicky and unresponsive,
Sometimes when you press a button, nothing happens or presses twice,
Keeps losing heart signal
Not accurate at all
Absolute waste of money
I now use burer and polar, both perform faultlessly
Functions and screen not too bad, did like a little but no way as intuitive or graphical as my Polar which I I have the added feature of being able to upload data to the website for analysis but we are talking about a jump in price though; worth it if you are keen to monitor your exercise.
Would I have another.....No based on two out of two failing and being unreliable in reading too. The Aldi HRM I had previously lasted longer but the last Obstacle run killed that :laughing: