I've not played with one to really know. Wear os does make an interesting way to navigate through the menus and install extra apps. Just unsure of the stability with wear os compared to Garmin's full control over their OS. I'd choose a fenix 5 plus or fenix 6 I think if I wanted those features.
Got a question Buddy. I received my Grit X by post today. I Ordered it directly on the Polar website. Your box was sealed on delivery and also has the red band around it. My box wasn't sealed and doesn't have a red band around it. Have you heard of this before? I can't imagine Polar is dealing with sub- standard products. Any feedback would be good. Thanks
@@shanebow Thanks for your prompt reply. One more question if I may. I have been wearing the watch since yesterday afternoon. When I open the Polar Flow App, I can check my burnt calories for today. So far the watch has calculated that I have walked 1.57 ks since I got up this morning. It shows that I have burnt 3609 calories in that time, just moving around the flat. That just cannot be right! What does your wtch measure and in your opinion, is the calorific burn accurate? Thanks again 👍
Could be, depends what time of day it was. It'll add in the calories burnt just sat on the sofa. On average men can burn 2000-3000 calories a day without an excercise session
I love technology and really like testing out new stuff. It's the only way to know if I have the best. Also great excuse for new videos. I won't be keeping the polar though
i just subscribed, wanna collab on a video?
You are doing good dear...keep on going- YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED!!!
From- BC, Canada
Thanks Manikaran! Nice comments. I love BC, been twice, spent most of my time in Courtney! Take care and have a great summer!!!
It looks like a great watch... shame it doesn't store and play music/podcasts. That would be the cherry on the cake for me.
I would have liked to see contactless too. Especially going forward with the new world we live in
@@shanebow Sunnto 7 has both. Would you place that over Polar grit x? Thanks for the video
I've not played with one to really know. Wear os does make an interesting way to navigate through the menus and install extra apps. Just unsure of the stability with wear os compared to Garmin's full control over their OS. I'd choose a fenix 5 plus or fenix 6 I think if I wanted those features.
@@shanebow But the UI of Garmin is sooooooooo 2008. Wish they had sleekness of Polar or some others. Thanks for the reply Shane.
Got a question Buddy. I received my Grit X by post today. I Ordered it directly on the Polar website. Your box was sealed on delivery and also has the red band around it. My box wasn't sealed and doesn't have a red band around it. Have you heard of this before? I can't imagine Polar is dealing with sub- standard products. Any feedback would be good. Thanks
I've not heard anything about this. I'd try reaching out to them and flagging it now
@@shanebow Thanks for your prompt reply. One more question if I may. I have been wearing the watch since yesterday afternoon. When I open the Polar Flow App, I can check my burnt calories for today. So far the watch has calculated that I have walked 1.57 ks since I got up this morning. It shows that I have burnt 3609 calories in that time, just moving around the flat. That just cannot be right! What does your wtch measure and in your opinion, is the calorific burn accurate? Thanks again 👍
Could be, depends what time of day it was. It'll add in the calories burnt just sat on the sofa. On average men can burn 2000-3000 calories a day without an excercise session
Why keep changing your smart watches?
I love technology and really like testing out new stuff. It's the only way to know if I have the best. Also great excuse for new videos. I won't be keeping the polar though
@@shanebow I thought you were tired of Garmin:)
Haha, I could never be tired of Garmin. Really looking forward to seeing this year's range of forerunner and fenix