HRM Review
Beurer PM 200+
Receiver and chest strap provide the Runtastic app with heart rate data
Bonus set: incl. sports armband
Analog signal transmission
Accurate ECG heart rate measurement
Individual training range and alarm
Average and max. heart rate
Calorie consumption in kcal
GPS navigation, speed and route recording with your smartphone
5 training zone suggestions
Date, time, stopwatch
Voice output in DE, EN, FR, IT, ES
Free online account at www.runtastic-com: routes, statistics, social networking, Facebook, Twitter and more
Splash-proof (splashes/perspiration)
Incl. licence code for professional version of Runtastic app
powered by Runtastic see www.runtastic.com
runtastic
Receiver and chest strap provide the Runtastic app with heart rate data
runtastic
Receiver and chest strap provide the Runtastic app with heart rate data
runtastic APP
runtastic APP
For iPhone, Android, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry
Bonus set: incl. sports armband
Bonus set: incl. sports armband
PM 200+
Product name Heart rate measurement with smartphones
Type of measurement ECG-precise heart rate measurement
Transmission Coded or uncoded analog signal transmission
Individual training range + alarm + time in zone yes
Max HR yes
Average HR yes
Calorie consumption (Kcal) yes
Fat burning (g/oz) yes
Time information yes
Date/weekday yes
Wake alarm/stopwatch no/yes
Waterproof yes
Bicycle mounting bracket no
Special equipment Bonus set: incl. sports armband
CE yes
EAN/Item no. 4211125/676.15/5
Beurer PM200+ Reviews - Grimace60 Member since: August 28, 2008
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/beurer-pm200.html
If I had my time again...
3.0
- OK
Grimace60 posted this on Apr 06, 2013
I was in the market for a HRM strap that could be used with smartphone fitness apps and bought the PM200+ from a major electrical retailer.
I had already spent a few dollars on some highly recommended fitness apps that interface with HRM straps unfortunately none of them recognised this particular model with its quirky little box you plug into the headphone jack (note, this is not a Bluetooth device, but uses the box to receive the specific signal from the strap).
The only apps I have found it works with are 'Runtastic' (great if you are a runner...I'm not) and 'Walktastic'; each of which cost $5.50. There was a promo code in the bottom of the box giving you free upgrade to the Runtastic app, unfortunately, I didn't find it until after I had purchased it.
The strap and 'box' came with a handy forearm strap/phone holder as a 'bonus', but at $150, and considerably more than a Bluetooth strap, hardly a 'bonus'.
I contacted Beurer helpline twice, once for a refund on the app purchase, the second for a techinical question and was referred to the User Forum on the Runtastic website. Great customer support!
I have had intermittent connectivity problems with the 'box' working loose from the headphone jack, causing loss of signal. It should be noted that phone cases need to be removed before plugging this in...a further annoyance.
I have found this to be more trouble than its worth and would recommend anyone looking for a HRM that interfaces with smartphones to look at a simple Bluetooth option e.g. Polar H7
.END
Flying Ball Bicycle
.END2
1 comment:
Stunning story there. What happened after? Thanks!
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