Wahoo FitnessWahoo TRACKR Heart Rate Monitor

I’ve had a Wahoo TICKR for years, but keep leaving it in my bag at the gym, so I thought I’d get another one for home. I like the fact that it’s USB-C rechargeable, rather than using those silly CR2032 quarter-sized batteries. Pairing it with the Wahoo app and my biking app (Cyclemeter) was a piece of cake — it seems much less finicky than the TICKR. The hook on the strap is a little tricky, at least for those of us not used to wearing a bra, but once you figure it out it’s not difficult. I’ve used it a few times and so far it works great. No disconnects or drops, and the strap is comfortable. I’m very happy with it.

I was looking for a Heart Rate Monitor that works with Zwift. I tried 2 that were under $30 and neither worked consistently. One did not stay linked at all and one gave me some very odd readings. The Wahoo version was definitely the most expensive but it worked right out of the box. Another plus for me is that it is rechargeable so I don't have to fuss with taking the battery in and out of the device. I was finding that to be fidgety. Therefore, for me, it was money well spent!!!

I enjoy using this and it seems very accurate. The app also synchs with other software like Apple Health and Strava. It is way more dependable for heart rate monitoring than my Fitbit Sense 2 watch. As I am measuring and trying to improve zone 2 training it’s ideal.

This is a fantastic heart rate monitor and is worth the premium price. After nearly a year of using it exclusively, water hasn't penetrated it, and it remains as accurate and reliable as the day I got it. The battery life is great - it needs a charge every 6-8 weeks or so. My only complaint is that the strap came with it didn't fit me. If you're a bigger guy like me, you'll need to use a 3rd party strap with the heart rate monitor. That was just fine because I had a large collection of straps from failed heart rate monitors from Garmin, Polar, etc. If you don't have an extra strap, you'll need to get one to use this.

I used previous version and liked it. Unfortunately it end up in washing machine and I got a new one. Connectivity is excellent with my bike computer. The best thing it does not have battery anymore but hold charge very well. Now for 5-6 hours from first charge and still 80%. Recommended.

I bought the TRACKR Heart Rate Monitor to replace my old sensor (another brand) that is starting to physically fall apart after years of regular use. I was attracted by the TRACKR being rechargeable, which it is, albeit with a proprietary cable (what's wrong with USB-C Wahoo?) I also assumed it would work seamlessly with my 2nd-gen Wahoo Elemnt Bolt, which it does not. Despite being fully charged, the TRACKR Heart Rate Monitor has failed on every bike ride since I received it. Sometimes it keeps displaying a constant heart rate for many minutes despite major differences in my effort. Sometimes it just stops showing any HR at all for many minutes. On some rides it has done both of these things multiple times. The problem shouldn't be a loose strap - I've shortened the chest strap to the point where it's uncomfortable to wear, but that didn't help. I'm done with the TRACKR Heart Rate Monitor and have ordered a new unit from my old brand, which never had these kinds of problems.

Replcing my old one. Charges quickly. Works great.

This is the best, most accurate HRM Wahoo has ever made. I have owned several Tickrs which were far superior to other brands, but this one puts the Tickr to shame. A really nice upgrade.