Polar has launched the Polar Loop, a minimalist fitness band without a display or a subscription fee. The device tracks heart rate, activity, sleep, and recovery and syncs data to the Polar Flow app.

After numerous leaks and hints, Polar has officially revealed its screenless fitness tracker, Loop. The all-new wearable is essentially a slightly tweaked, consumer-facing version of last year’s B2B ...

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 ...

Screenless fitness trackers occupy a specific niche. You wear them for the data, not the display. No notifications, no watch faces, no tapping through menus on your wrist — just a band that quietly ...

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A well-built tracker in desperate need of a friendlier app The Polar Loop (Gen 2) is a solid piece of hardware, but it's by no means a straightforward subscription-free alternative to Whoop. That ...

With the Loop, Polar is clearly coming for Whoop. Like its inspiration, the Polar Loop is a screenless fitness tracker that measures your activity, heart rate, and sleep with a design that combines a ...