Review: Comfy to wear, decent battery life & accurate readings cycling PolarGlobal
The Polar Verity Sense optical heart rate sensor uses LEDs to measure your pulse through your skin. It provides data that's comparable to an old-school chest strap sensor but it's more comfortable. It can be used to record your heart rate without a phone or bike computer, and if there's more to your sporting life than riding bikes it'll record your swimming efforts and any other activity too.
And it couldn't be easier to use. Strap it snugly round your forearm or biceps, hold down the button until the blue light flashes, and you're away. The device that's receiving your heart rate data doesn't have to be on your person because the Polar Verity Sense has a transmit range of a claimed 150m, so you can put your phone in the middle of a running track, or by the side of the pool and it'll pick up the signal.
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