Sportline Women''s Solo 960 Heart Rate Monitor Watch

Unlike the last reviewer, I did receive the correct color. It is a nice feminine watch and very comfortable (MUCH more so than the Mio classic, which is too bulky for me, a woman). The pros are that it is comfortable and feminine looking. the cons are that it is not as accurate (it is always off by about 4 beats per minute on the heart rate), and it gets stuck in modes (you are supposed to be able to press the mode button and hold to get out of other modes, but mine gets hung up). So, I only use the heart rate monitor. The Mio was easier to set without directions. I had to use the directions for this, and it was a bit complicated (especially since it got stuck in modes).

So, pros and cons, and I will wear mine some for comfort, but sacrifice the accuracy for it. It is fairly consistently low, though, so I can just add about 4 beats to the reading. It is nice to be able to use just one finger, and the thumb is almost as accurate as the "pointer" finger, which makes it more comfortable to get a reading from. The display is also easy to read, including the seconds (fairly large).

I do believe the black would be masculine enough for a man. The blue is very feminine, though.

Update: I have worn it a few times more now, and for some reason it is more accurate then when I first got it. It is only off by 2 beats per minute compared with the elliptical I use. I do like that it is almost as accurate using your thumb, which is much easier to push it with on an elliptical or walking.... I BOUGHT A REEBOK FITWATCH AFTER REVIEWING THIS ONE AND LIKE IT A LOT BETTER!IT IS SMALLER AND ALMOST AS ACCURATE.

The way this watch is described, describes it as being able to keep track of your steps all day for seven days, and also keep track of your heart rate and calculate calories burned by what your heart rate is. It does not do that.

The pedometer will not start working automatically like a regular pedometer, you have to put it in workout mode.

Then I found no difference between calories burned by pedometer and calories burned as calculated at heart rate. So really this is not worth the price. I returned it.

I wear a pedometer every day and this just was not going to cut it.

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The Watch is a little high priced for what it does , and it doesnt do them very well. The heart rate works some times and is fairly close to what a treadmill says. It does a horrible job of tracking calories burned and is a real pain to set up. It does keep time good though.

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I like the sports watch but it is difficult figuring out the pedometer when you are walkingthe heart rate is fine. I have used easier pedometers/heart rate montors.

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Gave this to my wife for Christmas. It is now December 27 and we are trying to figure out how to navigate the return process. My wife liked the look of the watch, but the primary reason she wanted it was for the heart rate monitoring function, and this works in an inconsistent and unpredictable way. The HRM (heart rate monitor) would not function about half the time and then when it did provide a readout, it was very inconsistent. One moment it would give a reasonable resting heart rate of ~65 bpm, then moments later it would give a read out of 190 bpm''s, all while my wife was not moving. This one is going back.