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If you want the running, training and recovery features you find on Polar’s top end Vantage V3 but in a more robust adventure-proof frame, the Grit X Pro is it. The successor to the Grit X, the Pro has a ruggedised, trail-friendly design that’s closer to a Garmin Fenix than any other Polar watch.
At 79g, it’s one of the heavier watches and daintier wrists might find it a little chunky. But overall, we’re fans of the good-looking design with its military-level durability. The scratch-resistant 1.2-inch sapphire glass touchscreen could be brighter but it’s legible enough in most conditions.The Grit X Pro also plugs most of the navigation gaps from the original Grit X. It now has a broader range of navigation tools with reliable turn-by-turn navigation, route planning powered by the excellent Komoot and elevation profiles to show you all the lumps up ahead. TrackBack also guides you home safely following the route you’ve just run. However, there is still one big omission: there’s no offline maps. If you want that you’ll have to buy a Vantage V3.
On paper, it’s ultra-run friendly, too. The 40-hour GPS battery life extends to 100 hours in low-power mode. In our…
Premier wearable brand Polar has announced it will launch an all-new wearable later this year, but unlike most of the brand's products, this one won’t have a screen.
Instead, it aims to quietly track your health and fitness in the background, free from subscriptions, distractions, or the constant glare of a digital display (a la Whoop MG or Oura Ring 4).
After nearly 50 years of heart rate monitors and GPS running watches – and only a couple of weeks after launching the Polar Grit X2, this shift marks a bold new direction for the Finnish company.Instead of pushing notifications or tempting you to scroll through stats mid-workout, the new Polar wearable will blend into your routine, logging your activity, sleep, and fitness behind the scenes.
“We believe that Polar has the perfect combination of sensors, industry-leading metrics, and scientific research and development to meet this demand,” said Polar CEO Sander Werring.
You may like“What they want is simplicity and freedom: the ability to choose what to track, how to track it, and when – seamlessly, effortlessly, and almost without noticing it’s there.”
Screenless is suddenly everywhereThis isn’t just a Polar thing. 2025 is shaping up…Hay una tendencia que gana terreno entre quienes entrenan en serio, prescindir de la pantalla para centrarse en los datos que de verdad importan. La Polar Loop Gen2 nace de esa idea. Es una pulsera de actividad sin distracciones ni notificaciones constantes, pensada para registrar la frecuencia cardiaca, el sueño y la recuperación durante las 24 horas, sin que el usuario tenga que estar pendiente de una esfera digital.
El diseño acompaña ese planteamiento. Con apenas 29 gramos y una banda tejida suave al tacto, la pulsera se adapta a la muñeca con un ajuste tipo S-L pensado para unisex adultos. Su acabado Black Copper combina el nailon trenzado con un marco metálico discreto, así que pasa perfectamente por un accesorio cotidiano y no por un aparato deportivo, lo que facilita llevarla puesta día y noche sin pensar en quitársela.
Amazon la tiene disponible por 149 euros, un 17% menos que su precio recomendado. La Polar Loop Gen2 llega además con envío gratuito en un solo día para quienes tienen Prime, algo que conviene tener en cuenta si se está valorando estrenar el hábito de entrenar con datos fiables antes de que termine el mes.
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