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Product Information
Wahoo Fitness Blue HR heart rate strap is the world's first Bluetooth Smart heart rate strap made for the iPhone 4S (and other Bluetooth Smart Ready devices). This heart rate strap and App combination transforms your iPhone into an all-in-one training device, great for runners, cyclists, and other fitness enthusiasts. The Wahoo Fitness Blue HR heart rate strap connects wirelessly to the iPhone 4S without the need for any adapters and delivers accurate real-time heart rate data through the free Wahoo Fitness App. Additionally, our open API allows other popular Apps, such as RunKeeper, MapMyRide, 321Run, Cyclemeter and endomondo to work with the Blue HR. With the Wahoo Blue HR and your favorite fitness App, you now have your heart rate data, your playlists, your phone, GPS maps and more-- all in one device!
This device will not work with the iPhone 3G, 3GS or 4.
Current Compatible Apps: Wahoo Fitness, MotionX, RunKeeper, Runmeter, Cyclemeter, MapMyRUN, MapMyRIDE, 321run, Endomondo
What is it?
- Your Wahoo Fitness Blue HR Heart Rate Strap is a device worn in proximity to the heart that gathers electrical activity data to derive your heart beats per minute.
How do I use it?
- Thoroughly wet both electrodes on the Strap with water or electrode gel. It is important that the electrodes are sufficiently moist so that a good skin-toelectrode connection is made.
- Snap one end of the Strap to one side of the Pod. Either end of the Strap can connect to either end of the Pod, but the Pod should have the Wahoo Fitness logo facing up when in use.
- Wrap the Strap around your back and snap the free end to the free side of the Pod so that the Pod is located on your breastplate, just below your breasts. Adjust the Strap to create a snug, yet comfortable fit.
- Once in place, move within 5’ - 10’ of any device that receives Bluetooth Smart wireless data, such as the iPhone 4S.
It won't connect! What do I do?
- If you do not get a reading, or the readings are erroneous, ensure that the electrodes are wet, have good contact with your skin and the that your Heart Rate Sensor is sufficiently snug. Your Heart Rate Sensor ‘sleeps’ with inactivity and ‘awakens’ with good electical contact. A brief physical warm up may be required.
How do I pair it with my device?
- Each Sensor has a unique identification code and can be uniquely paried with a display device or reader so that it will always be recognized when it is activated and within range. Since each reader is unique, you should reference the instructions of your reader for pairing techniques.
- Make sure the Bluetooth setting on your device is turned on and that you have latest version of your favorite compatible app.
- Pair the heart rate strap in the app, not in Bluetooth settings. In the wahoo app, it is under quick settings and then either pair new sensor (if you don't have a paired hr strap yet) or heart rate. You can pair the strap there.
How do I change the battery?
- The battery is located behind a cover on the back of your Heart Rate Sensor Pod and can be replaced by placing a coin in the slot and turning the cover 1/4 turn counterclockwise. Replace with a 3 volt CR2032 battery (contact a local waste handling group for proper disposal of old battery).
Waiting for years.. Finally Here!, Monday, January 09, 2012
By: Big Nate
I have been waiting for 2 years for a good HR solution. Too many reasons and good apps out there for my iPhone to keep using the Garmin 305. I have been running without the HR data and wishing I had it. The heart rate info is extremely useful for my workouts and especially runs. HR data allows me to keep my workout a determined level. Also; it shows my conditioning - i.e. spring time runs have high rate, over summer, rate drops, even as speed increases - showing my conditioning improving. The Wahoo Blue HR was very easy to setup. I was able to do it from within my favorite run App, Runmeter. From within Runmeter: More: Settings: Sensors area, turn on Bluetooth and add device by selecting Connect New Sensors. Confirm device. Done. Easy Peasy. Adjusted my Stopwatch screen to include Ave HR and current HR. Added the HR graph. Done. Very Pleased. So happy. Thx Wahoo and Runmeter!
wahoo doesn't skip a beat with their products and the new blueHR is no exception, Saturday, January 07, 2012
By: Royce
lots of data to collect, very customizable, easy set up. the only thing i noticed was that it counted calories burned alot faster than 3 of my other HR monitors (polar, suunto, and garmin). i put 2 straps at a time to compare and after an hour workout, the wahoo showed 1000 calories burned, while the others tested showed around 750-850. no biggie to me since there is no "real" way to calculate this, but i'm assuming by maybe allowing to input more details in the user profile, this would calculate closer to the other brands.
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