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Question: does think link with my fitness pal
Document: After purchasing Beets BLU sensor, I tried to link it to my Pedometer GPS Pro app which was designed to easily link. Their App even sends you directly to the Beets BLU website because they're supposed to be very compatible. Anyway, first I ended up deleting my entire Pedometer App because it froze up during the link process.
Wouldn't stay connected to my iPhone and when it did connect it gave very bizarre readings, think there must be a better way but haven't found it yet
Gave it to my daughter who has had it connect with an elliptical, treadmill and stationary bike at the gym she uses. I have some experience with band type heart rate monitors and have tried everything I can think of to make this thing work.In all fairness I have not contacted the company about the issue but I'm not willing to wait for an answer.
For women, it's great, because it fits almost perfectly under any underwire or elastic strap of a bra. Finally, it syncs up with your phone and is compatible with the following fitness apps: Endomondo, Runtastic, GPS Pedometer, etc. I will recommend this to everyone who's interested in fitness!
Most Android fitness applications won't connect to it. The one that does (BLE Heart Rate Monitor) is crap, full of in app purchases to be barely functional. I wish I had wait a little more before embracing a BLE device. The regular ones (not BLE) are more useful today.
The device is very comfortable and light. It works well with my Galaxy S4 with Android 4.3. It has an app called &#34;BLE Heart Rate&#34; for testing. But not many other apps are bluetooth LE capable. In fact, the best fitness apps still use proprietary belts/monitors. Anyway, I tested this monitor with Runtastic and it works very well.
So far I've used it every day for almost a week...had minor problems getting the unit to connect to my phone the third day of use. After an hour of troubleshooting and adding the Beets Blu app I finally got it working and has always connected since. The trick is to connect it using the Beets Blu app and then open the fitness app you will be using.
Works great out of the box. I used it for doing Insanity Program and weight lifting. I had no problem syncing it. You wont be able to find it when you turn on your bluetooth thru search for devices. You have to download their app and it will sync automatically when you have the HRM on your chest. Be sure to wet the sensor part a little when you first sync it.Get the digifit app. It's an awesome app to track your fitness progress.
DOA and returned.The Beets BLU  worked out of the box. Not only that, but the company sent email asking me to leave a review. Normally I wouldn't pay attention to the email, but I think the point is that they are standing behind their product whereas ....I will update this if I have problems.UPDATE #1 - Have used this about five times and it is still working great. Some other reviewers have had problems with their monitors eating batteries.
Out of curiosity, I also tested Beets BLU with Endomondo and Runtastic, and they work together just fine (RunKeeper for Android is still lacking Bluetooth Smart support as of posting this review). In fact, even Wahoo Fitness for Android picks the device which, I guess, shouldn't be surprising at all.Last but not least, I had to talk to the support team before buying the unit, what with me being a newbie in this particular area of gadgets, and they were most helpful.
Answer: yes