Product Comparison: Polar Ignite vs Polar Vantage M
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- GPS works perfectly, even the heart rate reading, if well worn, is perfect.
- The straps are very comfortable and feel great.
- It's an excellent watch. I use it all the time, for swimming, running and biking.
- The GPS on the Ignite is good, with great connectivity.
- Watch strap uncomfortable.
- Size and shape is pleasing to the eye.
- Screen is easy to read in bright equatorial sunlight.
- The strap is super soft.
- The smartwatch is very light, it feels like I don't have it on your wrist.
- Strap feels cheap and tacky - it was deformed after just an hour.
- Excellent visibility and touch display.
- The touch screen performed really well.
- I love the screen colours and brightness.
- Nice looking screen when it was on though.
- Very laggy touch screen.
- This has a fantastic display, nice and bright and very clear.
- The display is sufficiently bright to read in bright sunlight.
- The polar is a lightweight watch and has a decent size display screen.
- The Vantage M has great screen and OHR seems all right.
- On watch screen layouts are poorly designed.
- Sleep information is the best I have seen and much better than Fitbit.
- Pretty accurate HR tracking when compared to my Polar H10 chest strap.
- The different sports activity modes were good.
- Good sensor that gives accurate heart rate numbers.
- Button press was fairly unresponsive.
- Very good overall, especially at this price point.
- The Vantage M looks good on my wrist, it is a decent size for day to day wear.
- It has a multi-sport mode so you record different types of activities under one training session.
- It synchronises very fast with the app unlike the M430.
- Optical wrist based HRM is very inaccurate even when worn correctly.
- With the mobile notifications off the battery life has been good.
- The battery life is excellent.
- The battery is sufficient for all day use.
- Battery life is awful! 2 days at best with notifications turned off and no GPS exercises done.
- The battery life is horrible, I fully charged it in the evening in the morning it's 78%.
- The battery is very good. Highly recommend.
- The watch seems accurate and easy to use and the battery life is really good.
- Plenty sports modes. Great battery life.
- Good battery life and very easy to charge up.
- Battery level is excellent. Nice large face on the watch and interchangeable straps.