【 REAL HEART RATE TRACKING 】 FITCENT heart rate monitor armband monitors your heart rate in real-time while workout. CL830 Sensor can help you track and capture real-time heart rate, training zones and calories burned on your smartphone or tablet with compatible training apps.
【 BLUETOOTH & ANT+ WIRELESS TRANSMISSION 】 Dual band technology (Bluetooth / ANT+) works well with smartphones, tablets, GPS watches and bike computers by Wahoo, Polar, Garmin and more. Compatibility mobile devices: iPhone 4S and later, iPad, Android 4.3 or later.
【 APPS COMPATIBLE 】 Works with over 200 popular heart rate monitoring fitness apps including Wahoo Fitness, Polar Beat, Zwift, Peloton, DDP Yoga, Runtastic, Runkeeper, UA Record, Endomondo, Map My Run, Komoot and Nike Run Club and more!
【RECHARGEANLE LITHIUM BATTERY 】 Rechargeable lithium battery with LED charging indicator, charge the Armband Heart Rate Monitor for 1.5 hous or unila solid green light indicates the unit is fully charged. The built-in lithium battery, can last up to 60 hours meet the demand of various time users.
【 12 MONTHS WARRANTY 】 Unconditional 12-month warranty on this heart rate monitor armband. Our Service Center will do our best to make you satisfied. Get yours now by clicking “Add to Cart” button on the right.
Brand
Fitcent
Color
Black
Compatible Devices
Smartphones
Screen Size
0.96 Inches
Battery Life
60 Hours
Sensor Type
Wearable
Battery Description
Lithium
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
6.93 x 2.99 x 1.06 inches
Package Weight
0.08 Kilograms
Brand Name
Fitcent
Manufacturer
Fitcent
212 reviews for FITCENT Heart Rate Monitor Armband, Bluetooth ANT+ Optical Heart Rate Sensor Arm Band, Rechargeable Fitness Tracker for Peloton Strava Zwift Polar…
Rated 5 out of 5
Daniel Garza –
Nice product. It gives you a buzz warning when you go over a certain heart beat (170)
Rated 5 out of 5
Jim Mann –
Se conecta bastante bien al ciclocomputador wahoo. Lo siento más cómodo que la cinta de pecho. Me encanta que se carga por USB. No siento diferencia en los datos arrojados respectó a la banda de pecho que tengo. Las luces led que tiene ayuda bastante bien respectó a la pila, encendido, conexión etc
Rated 4 out of 5
James M. Salake –
After 10 weeks the unit died, like a dead battery. Dead after a 24 hour recharge. AMAZON won’t exchange it. Now I’m trying to get FITCENT to replace it.
EDIT: Fitcent support sent a replacement monitor and I have used it on several rides now and it is working perfectly. I’m very happy with the consistent readings displayed on my cycling computer. I would recommend this product to anyone. If the first unit hadn’t died, I would have given it 5 stars.
Second EDIT: July 2023. Less than a year later the replacement unit has died. It appears the battery in the unit doesn’t like getting discharged for a few days after use. It did work well with stable accurate readings while it worked. Then it started shutting down in the middle of longer rides. Now it won’t come on at all. ONE STAR. I’ll be looking for a different brand.
Rated 4 out of 5
Vette racer –
I used this on my mtb ride as alternative to chest strap. Matched reading to my garmin and accuracy was good. I rode 26 miles and it stayed in place until mile 20. I pulled it back up and it held in place but gave me concern the rest of the ride. I also didn’t like how it made me think about it the entire ride on my arm, slightly distracting. If it hadn’t slid down, I would be happy with it. Personal preference is still a chest strap. I’d use it again accuracy and battery was stellar.
Rated 5 out of 5
sgill32 –
Been using for 5 months now about 10 hrs a week. I’ve liked it a ton more than a chest strap. Rechargeable battery that holds a charge along time I charge it like once a month, Bluetooth ANT+ Was easy to pair to my Lezyne bike cpu, no electrodes to get corroded. I wear it just above my bicep even though that’s not where it says to wear it and it stays put under my jersey sleeve. Doesn’t get real sweaty on the arm like chest straps do. And it’s been just as accurate as any chest monitor I’ve tried! Still will have to see if it lasts longer 🤞🏻 Than chest straps usually do for me but indication says it will. It’s light well built and performs awesome so glad I made the switch. About the only thing that I’d dig on it is the vibration it makes when you hit 165 bpm ( witch is like any climb when I ride) it’s not bad but, I’d rather it didn’t have this function or I could turn it off. Not a deal breaker by any means just something I wish it didn’t do. You get used to it and it doesn’t keep vibrating as your HR climbs past 165 only when it hits that magic number.
Update 11/22/22: Still use it 10 hrs a week and never had a glitch with it yet! Still Awesome.
Rated 4 out of 5
Lawgz –
I screwed up on my 1st review because I wasn’t smart enough to figure something out and I went off half cooked and post a bad review so I am sorry. After a couple weeks I think this thing works well. Connects quick to the wahoo app and does a good job. Again sorry about my 1st review.
Rated 4 out of 5
Bob Beaury –
Paired very easy with the Specialized Mission Control app. Seamless telemetry integration of my heart rate data with my Turbo Levo TCU 2 ride data. Heart rate data seems accurate based on my level of effort and inline with trail features, i.e. ascents, descents, flats. I have recorded @ 3 rides and everything has worked flawlessly. Battery life is good (but there’s a catch mentioned below). Charging dock is nice and easy to use – I like that it’s magnetic so it can just hang from the charge port, doesn’t need to be on a level surface. I like the color of the strap, makes it easy to find and strap is comfortable.
A few things that could definitely be improved… 1.) Longer strap. I am unable to wear it around my upper arm. Might not be an issue for slender builds but is for avg to larger build. I wear mine on my forearm but would prefer on my upper arm. 2.) Missing auto-shutoff feature – I realized this after my first ride when battery was completely drained for next ride. If you forget to turn it off after use the battery will be dead next use. Should auto-shutoff after 5min of no heartrate input.
Above two reasons are why I give 4 stars and not 5. I would still purchase again despite these issues and I recommend this product. Overall, satisfied with this heart rate monitor.
Rated 3 out of 5
Missy H –
This monitor or maybe a transmitter? The unit works good. But this unit does not display Pulse Rate !
This device will send a signal to your cell phone and the cell phone Health Monitor will display the info. (If features match up.)
Rated 5 out of 5
Daniel Garza –
I’ve been using this heart rate band at least 3 times per week for the last 5 months, and I can say is a good product, I’ve compared the accuracy with other bands and it is accurate enough, the best thing is that is so simple to strap it in your arm, better than those chest strap heart rate monitors. I had an issue and the company reply pretty fast solving the issue.
Daniel Garza –
Nice product. It gives you a buzz warning when you go over a certain heart beat (170)
Jim Mann –
Se conecta bastante bien al ciclocomputador wahoo. Lo siento más cómodo que la cinta de pecho. Me encanta que se carga por USB. No siento diferencia en los datos arrojados respectó a la banda de pecho que tengo. Las luces led que tiene ayuda bastante bien respectó a la pila, encendido, conexión etc
James M. Salake –
After 10 weeks the unit died, like a dead battery. Dead after a 24 hour recharge. AMAZON won’t exchange it. Now I’m trying to get FITCENT to replace it.
EDIT: Fitcent support sent a replacement monitor and I have used it on several rides now and it is working perfectly. I’m very happy with the consistent readings displayed on my cycling computer. I would recommend this product to anyone. If the first unit hadn’t died, I would have given it 5 stars.
Second EDIT: July 2023. Less than a year later the replacement unit has died. It appears the battery in the unit doesn’t like getting discharged for a few days after use. It did work well with stable accurate readings while it worked. Then it started shutting down in the middle of longer rides. Now it won’t come on at all. ONE STAR. I’ll be looking for a different brand.
Vette racer –
I used this on my mtb ride as alternative to chest strap. Matched reading to my garmin and accuracy was good. I rode 26 miles and it stayed in place until mile 20. I pulled it back up and it held in place but gave me concern the rest of the ride. I also didn’t like how it made me think about it the entire ride on my arm, slightly distracting. If it hadn’t slid down, I would be happy with it. Personal preference is still a chest strap. I’d use it again accuracy and battery was stellar.
sgill32 –
Been using for 5 months now about 10 hrs a week. I’ve liked it a ton more than a chest strap. Rechargeable battery that holds a charge along time I charge it like once a month, Bluetooth ANT+ Was easy to pair to my Lezyne bike cpu, no electrodes to get corroded. I wear it just above my bicep even though that’s not where it says to wear it and it stays put under my jersey sleeve. Doesn’t get real sweaty on the arm like chest straps do. And it’s been just as accurate as any chest monitor I’ve tried! Still will have to see if it lasts longer 🤞🏻 Than chest straps usually do for me but indication says it will. It’s light well built and performs awesome so glad I made the switch. About the only thing that I’d dig on it is the vibration it makes when you hit 165 bpm ( witch is like any climb when I ride) it’s not bad but, I’d rather it didn’t have this function or I could turn it off. Not a deal breaker by any means just something I wish it didn’t do. You get used to it and it doesn’t keep vibrating as your HR climbs past 165 only when it hits that magic number.
Update 11/22/22: Still use it 10 hrs a week and never had a glitch with it yet! Still Awesome.
Lawgz –
I screwed up on my 1st review because I wasn’t smart enough to figure something out and I went off half cooked and post a bad review so I am sorry. After a couple weeks I think this thing works well. Connects quick to the wahoo app and does a good job. Again sorry about my 1st review.
Bob Beaury –
Paired very easy with the Specialized Mission Control app. Seamless telemetry integration of my heart rate data with my Turbo Levo TCU 2 ride data. Heart rate data seems accurate based on my level of effort and inline with trail features, i.e. ascents, descents, flats. I have recorded @ 3 rides and everything has worked flawlessly. Battery life is good (but there’s a catch mentioned below). Charging dock is nice and easy to use – I like that it’s magnetic so it can just hang from the charge port, doesn’t need to be on a level surface. I like the color of the strap, makes it easy to find and strap is comfortable.
A few things that could definitely be improved…
1.) Longer strap. I am unable to wear it around my upper arm. Might not be an issue for slender builds but is for avg to larger build. I wear mine on my forearm but would prefer on my upper arm.
2.) Missing auto-shutoff feature – I realized this after my first ride when battery was completely drained for next ride. If you forget to turn it off after use the battery will be dead next use. Should auto-shutoff after 5min of no heartrate input.
Above two reasons are why I give 4 stars and not 5. I would still purchase again despite these issues and I recommend this product. Overall, satisfied with this heart rate monitor.
Missy H –
This monitor or maybe a transmitter?
The unit works good. But this unit does not display Pulse Rate !
This device will send a signal to your cell phone and the cell phone Health Monitor will display the info. (If features match up.)
Daniel Garza –
I’ve been using this heart rate band at least 3 times per week for the last 5 months, and I can say is a good product, I’ve compared the accuracy with other bands and it is accurate enough, the best thing is that is so simple to strap it in your arm, better than those chest strap heart rate monitors. I had an issue and the company reply pretty fast solving the issue.