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Polar M71ti Summary|Reviews|Start a discussion Bookmark this Polar M71ti More about Polar Average Rating: 2 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 2 RRP: £159 Year: 2002 view enlarged image Description: Polar Heart Rate Monitor with designer looks. Offers a basic set of HRM features in a fashionable titanium case and black resin strap. Display is white on black LCD.  REVIEWS   1 to 2 of 2 reviews, to post a review you need to be a member - Join now.  Andrew Whaley   Posted: 26/04/02 'Looks good but is heavy, short on features and expensive.' Strengths: Looks good. Fairly indestructable case. Polar's quality ECG HRM technology. Weaknesses: Heavy to wear. Display is hard to read in low light conditions. HRM functions are quite basic - no max HR, no average HR. Overall: Don't be seduced by the good looks - this model is short on features and is expensive. If you want a titanium model spend the extra £20 to get the M91ti which has extra features and is slightly smaller and lighter.   Performance   40% Reliability   60% Value   40% Overall Rating   47%   steven bostrom   Posted: 15/09/03 'COOL' Strengths: looks the biz Weaknesses: limited features Overall: bought one, broke it, took it back. got something better.   Performance   40% Reliability   40% Value   40% Overall Rating   40%    MY REVIEW   You need to be a member to post a review. You can join here free.

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