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Fitness tracking company Polar has launched Loop, a $200 screenless wearable that it says will have no subscription fees. Preorders opened up on Sept. 3, and the Polar Loop will start shipping on Sept ...

After trailing its first screenless wearable earlier in the summer, Polar has officially launched the Polar Loop band, which goes on sale today ahead of shipping on September 10th. Polar has set the ...

Polar started teasing its Polar Loop wearable back in June. Like the similar-looking Whoop fitness tracker, the idea was simple: a fitness tracker you can wear 24/7 but without the constant ...

Polar has unveiled a new version of its Loop fitness tracker aimed at women, complete with Swarovski crystals. The new fitness tracker is emblazoned with 30 stones, which are placed into the bezel ...

Polar has launched its latest activity tracker, the Polar Loop, in the UK. The fitness accessory is capable of syncing with a heart rate monitor to provide users with more detailed data post-workout.

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Whoop is great for anyone that doesn't want another screen on their body, but Polar's new band is better for anyone who doesn't want to be nickel-and-dimed. Reading time 2 minutes As great as having a ...

Overall this model was somewhat easy to use, very accurate for counting steps. With recent version iPhones, our experts found it very difficult to pair, somewhat difficult to synch, very easy to ...