Reviews POLAR Grit X2 Pro black
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Martin, Nová Ves
Rated 24/12/2024, variant POLAR Grit X2 Pro Titan Brown
Verified purchase
I spend three hours on the fact that the watch tries to update when trying to sync with the mobile app (android 14) and always the update fails. reconnect to the app, go through the wizard, and again you'll get a prompt that an update is needed. They don't connect to the pc via cable on win11 at all and the win app doesn't even fully support their functions at the moment! (which he points out). The watch also offers an "autonomous" setting where I get to request a gps signal. But it still reports that satellites cannot be found (tried outdoors). If I take it that I have a watch and don't expect connectivity to other devices (Then yes). But for the first time in my life I bought for myself a non-mechanical watch (e.g. avi8) just for the extra connectivity options and so far a big disappointment from the user experience. We already have a number of watches at home of various price ranges (from alzac to garmin) and here I kind of regret that isem didn't go for phoenixes. 🙁
beautiful material
lightweight, comfortable on the body.
extra leather and silicone strap
synchronization with mobile a disaster
synchronization with PC has not been successful at all so far
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Petr, Chomutov
Rated 23/12/2024, variant POLAR Grit X2 Pro grey
Verified purchase
For me a good choice, I am very satisfied, super watch
Prefect watch that fit me right the first time
Pleasant on the hands
Nice readable display
Simple and intuitive operation
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Petr, Praha Újezd u Průhonic
Rated 08/09/2024, variant POLAR Grit X2 Pro Titan Brown
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
I switched from the Grit X (not the Pro) so a big jump, most of all one sees the difference in the display, it is heaven and duds, in direct sunlight great to read even though I only have the brightness at medium luminosity, plus it is bigger at almost the same size of the watch (less than 2mm diameter difference) so overall clearer. In addition, it is significantly more subtle, the colors are colorful. just like a cell phone screen.
- The heart rate sensor - the biggest surprise for me, the first watch not only from Polar that does not show me nonsense, at least when walking and quiet running, the difference against the H10 or Verity Sense minimal. I don't think it's for intervals, but I haven't tried it, even on the bike, where I have them on a bracket, but for quiet activities it's probably fine.
- GPS - definitely better, even between apartment buildings or in the woods it now shows really decently - tested when walking, at low speed all watches have a problem with it, from faster running to cycling it is always fine or at least significantly better. You can see that the dual frequency makes sense and the antenna is well thought out.
- Altitude profile - another thing that pleasantly surprised me, first Polars that record it well, against Strava sometimes a small difference, but overall it fits, probably due to the link to the maps and not to the barometer. Thanks to this, the altitude fits quite well, which can be corrected either manually or via maps.
- Controls - easy, actually no significant change from previous ones, some things could be improved.
- Thumbnails - probably could use more than just 4 fields per screen, but the truth is it's clear. The various full-screen graphs are then fine, top current value, middle graph, bottom average and max. Value. OK by me.
- Maps - I haven't used this even on Garmins, I tend to check occasionally if it records the route well. I don't rate the navigation either, I find it a useless feature, it doesn't have such a big display, I just pull out my phone and look at it.
- Endurance - I have them for the first week, so hard to say, the first 5 days with a few workouts, a few tests + playing with them took 49% of the battery, so the 10days in smartwatch mode might fit. Charging takes quite a bit longer than with the Grit X, it's not for 30minutes, but more like 2-3hours.
- Sleep - so I didn't do that with the Grits, they bothered my hands at night, these hardly bother me at all, differences in shape etc. they are small/minimal, but they just fit significantly better on my hand, they don't get in the way, so I take them at night, and they are incredible stalkers, the evaluation of the first 7 nights so far corresponds to how I feel - I slept well/poorly, I feel better or not so much. I don't know how they do it, but it works.
AMOLED display
dual GPS
fast synchronisation via mobile
seamless pairing with various sensors (e.g. Stryd, 4iiii ap. )
they look really good on the hand and fit great
synchronization via cable is bad, they disconnect, it takes patience to upload maps, but maybe it's my computer, I don't have USB-C on it, so I connect via the USB-A reducer supplied with the watch and that might be the problem, who works only via mobile, they don't need it
address
they don't have NFC payment, but you can live with it, in a pinch you can buy a strap with NFC chip, but it's not that elegant, plus here in the Czech Republic without any choice
price - well, that's the angle
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