Womens Timex Sport Watch with Digital Heart Rate Monitor

1. Posted: Aug 31 2008

   This is a great watch. It helps me greatly when I am working out. Not only does it display my heart rate, but it also gives me five different ranges to choose from. I also like the review mode where it tells me how my workout was such as max heartrate, min heartrate, average heartrate, and calories burned. When buying it, I was a little worried that it may be too big, but it is a good size for a watch. I also misread the description and I thought the watch would download data to my computer for a graph. However, to do that it requires purchasing another product from timex that is about $80 to $100. Overall, I would recommend it. Great watch.

2. Posted: Aug 11 2008

   When compared to other HRM online, I assumed it was large enough for male wrist. Wrong. It was so small that I tried it on once and realized that "this watch won't work". Went with a Suunto.

3. Posted: Jun 19 2008

   This is a great overall watch. It has a lot of features, the multi-lap chrono, the countdown timer, alarm, and of course 5 zone + manual HRM feature. I find the out of range alert very helpful while working out...the bell will ring slow if I go over my range limit, and rings fast if I need to go faster. The one thing that I have not figured out is how to stop my workouts. I've been fumbling around with it many times but Timex does not make it too easy to turn off the HRM. I know other manufacturers watches automatically stop once u take off the strap but not this one. But I am sure that if one actually looks in the manual it would not be that hard. The band on the watch is a bit thin (not as wide as a normal men's watch). Overall I would give this watch a 4.5 out of 5 just b/c of the complexity of turning off the watch.

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