Polar M460 In Depth Review and comparison vs Garmin vs Bryton

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Polar M460 bike computer with integrated GPS, power meter compatibility, Smart Coaching and Strava Live Segments.
If you own a third party power meter, the M460 offers cycling power metrics, such as Training Peaks’ Normalized Power Intensity Factor and Training Stress Score (TSS) , to help make your training more efficient.
Additional features include an IPX7 water resistance rating (it can stand being submerged in a metre of water for 30mins), a claimed battery life of 16 hours, and a front LED.
The M460 is NOT an entry-level device. It has power meter support and other features, including STRAVA functionality, that place it more as a lower-to-mid range device. It is priced appropriately for a newly-released product at that level.
You can pair the M460 with a heart rate monitor and use Polar’s Smart Coaching features .
These features include Training Load, which shows how a ride affects your body, and Recovery Status, which is designed to help you get the right balance between training and rest.
These are the standout features for those of you already broadly familiar with what the existing M450 already contains. ie these are the new, extra bits over and above lots of competent functionality and hardware capability:
Power metrics: IF, TSS, NP and the intriguing-looking ‘Force Bean’ which will look familiar to those of you who have used a WATTBIKE. Although hopefully your WATTBIKE ‘Bean’ wasn’t quite like the one in this image!
Connectivity to your smartphone for the usual call notifications and updates from social media; I love to receive a tweet notification whilst half way up Leith Hill.
Real-time stats from Strava Live Segments
Training goals/load/recovery from FLOW
FSNT positive transflective display
Display Size 34.65mm x 34.65mm
Weight 50g
Up to 10 pages
Up to four lines of data per page
High precision ST LPS25H barometer
H10/H7 BT HR Sensor, BT Smart Power (selected eg PowerTap, Stages, 4iiii, Wahoo Fitness and Rotor), BT Smart Speed, BT Smart Cadence
64Mb flash memory
70 hours recording time with HR, GPS and Power measurement
Rechargeable 385mAh, 4,35V battery
Battery life up to 16 training hours with HR and GPS. 12 hours with all sensors and safety light turned on.
Splash proof (IPX7)
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[@roadbiker1]

It's a real pity that Polar has abandoned cyclists with the discontinuation of the M460 and V650.

[@surveyoffice5121]

highly recommend this purchase!

[@wielrennereu]

thanks

[@jappleholic]

m460 simple face but special function and price i choose best than garmin and other.

[@fespresso]

i think so. simple but special Polar!

[@alverman82]

why is there music on the video?

[@MarioCastaneda22]

does it have a return to start and breadcrumb via the favorites?

[@roadbiker1]

It shows an arrow to the direction home, but not breadcrumbs as there is not a map.

[@exceed653]

Very goeede english :P Nee thanks nuttige video

[@TheTalmacsi]

Hello, does the % slope show without a sensor? Thank you.

[@Einhardj]

Hi, can you test, if it does connect and record plausible data with a tacx indoor trainer? thx in andvance

[@TheStevenVDO]

Heb je ook ervaring met de Mio Cyclo 205?

[@tojoqueiroz2717]

Can anyone help me how to turn off this thing!??? I can’t do it!

[@wielrennereu]

Which one?

[@tojoqueiroz2717]

@@wielrennereu Polar M460

[@BrianRPaterson]

Press and hold the bottom left button. After 3 seconds or so, it stops recording your ride. Then sync it with the USB cable, and your data will go up to Polar Flow. If you link Flow to Strava, your data will sync automatically.

[@ADCFproductions]

next time no music plz