The M600 offers all the benefits of Google's Android WearTM plus the unique Polar training and analysis functions. In short: the best of both worlds for a modern, active lifestyle. Heart rate measurement continues to work on the wrist, but now with six LEDs. The battery also lasts longer.

With the M450, Polar wants to give manufacturers like Garmin and the like a run for their money. Attractive both in terms of price and appearance, the bike computer also has a lot to offer technically. The test report reveals whether the M450 from the heart rate monitor pioneer is also convincing in practice.

Pulse watch pioneer Polar is entering into a partnership with Strava, the social network for athletes. From now on, cyclists and runners can transfer their training sessions from Polar Flow to Strava, no longer having to do this on two devices and benefiting from other advantages.

The A360 is the latest heart rate monitor in Polar's fitness and activity tracker range. The highlight: the device measures your heart rate directly on your wrist without a chest strap. It also provides information about calls, messages and much more. With different wristband sizes and colors, the A360 is also highly customizable.

Polar, the manufacturer of heart rate monitors and training computers, is launching a new product for cyclists. The Polar V650 has been developed for cyclists who want to analyze various aspects of their training. With integrated GPS, touchscreen and built-in barometer and can be upgraded with power output measurement.

The manufacturer of heart rate monitors, activity trackers and training apps announces its collaboration with MyFitnessPal, one of the leading free health and fitness platforms.

Polar V650 combines all the important functions that ambitious cyclists need to increase their performance.

Big events cast their shadows ahead: The Tour de France is approaching its big anniversary this year. That's why the anniversary version of a training watch from Polar comes in yellow.

58 grams light, 1.37 centimetres flat and twelve hours of running performance - that's the new one from Polar. With the "RC3 GPS", the specialist for heart rate-oriented training technology presents all sports and fitness enthusiasts with one of the lightest and slimmest training computers with integrated GPS.

In 1975, the idea of developing portable, wireless heart rate monitors was born while cross-country skiing. A year later, the Polar company was founded near the city of Oulu in Finland, and today the manufacturer is still heart rate-oriented, but with the latest technology close to the pulse of the athlete.

Polar, a pioneer in the field of heart rate measurement, is launching the new GPS-enabled RCX3 training computer. The RCX3 provides detailed feedback on the workout after each training session and interprets what the heart is saying. The computer on the wrist is designed to provide easy-to-understand instructions for efficient training.

The heart rate monitor manufacturer Polar will be taking distribution in Switzerland into its own hands in future. As of January 1, the market leader will open its own sales office in Steinhausen, Zug, while long-standing distributor Leuenberger Medizinaltechnik will (have to) give up Polar distribution.