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title: "Polar Vantage V with H10 – Premium GPS HRM Sports Watch for Men and Women with Ultra-Long Battery Life - Multisport and Triathlon Training (Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof),Blue M/L"
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# Wrist-based running power Waterproof for 130+ sports 40h GPS battery life Polar Vantage V with H10 – Premium GPS HRM Sports Watch for Men and Women with Ultra-Long Battery Life - Multisport and Triathlon Training (Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof),Blue M/L

**Brand:** polar
**Price:** € 1084.05
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏃‍♂️ Own your run, master your metrics.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Polar Vantage V with H10 – Premium GPS HRM Sports Watch for Men and Women with Ultra-Long Battery Life - Multisport and Triathlon Training (Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof),Blue M/L by polar
- **How much does it cost?** € 1084.05 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- polar enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted polar brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Wrist-Based Running Power:** Optimize your pace and efficiency without extra gadgets.
- • **Ultra-Long 40-Hour GPS Battery:** Train harder, longer—no mid-session charging anxiety.
- • **Seamless Polar Flow Integration:** Sync effortlessly with Strava, TrainingPeaks & your personal coach dashboard.
- • **Polar Precision Prime Sensor Fusion:** Pinpoint heart rate accuracy across swimming, cycling, running & more.
- • **Training Load & Recovery Pro Insights:** Avoid burnout with smart recovery tracking and sleep analysis (H10 required).

## Overview

The Polar Vantage V with H10 is a premium multisport GPS watch designed for serious athletes and triathletes. Featuring up to 40 hours of continuous GPS tracking, advanced wrist-based running power, and Polar’s Precision Prime sensor fusion for accurate heart rate monitoring across 130+ sports, it delivers pro-level training insights. Coupled with Training Load and Recovery Pro metrics and seamless integration with Polar Flow and popular fitness platforms, it empowers you to train smarter, recover better, and push your limits—whether in the pool, on the bike, or pounding pavement.

## Description

Shop Polar Vantage V with H10 – Premium GPS HRM Sports Watch for Men and Women with Ultra-Long Battery Life - Multisport and Triathlon Training (Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof),Blue M/L. Free delivery and returns on all eligible orders.

Review: This running watch is a portal into Polar knowhow - a running coach on your wrist - This is a running 🏃‍♂️ watch first and foremost. It's not a smart watch pretending to track running, nor a running watch that tries to do everything. It's a running watch for people who run and want to improve their running. I've owned this watch for more than a year now and am still extremely happy. It's the best running device I've owned (and I've had various other Garmin and Polar devices). This is how i've used it: 1) I've set up the watch with all my data and heart rate zones (HR zones are vital for using this watch to its best abilities) 2) I've set up a succession of running programs over the year using the Polar Flow website, that syncs with my watch (via the mobile or a physical cable). This guides me throughout each exercise and gives me a score for each week. Get a good enough score after 4 weeks and the adaptive plan "rewards" you with a modified plan for the following 4 weeks 3) I check my recovery status every few days with the orthostatic test to ensure I don't overtrain (you need the H10 chest strap for this - well worth it). This is surprisingly accurate. A few times i've ignored the result and gone for a run anyway only to have a rubbish run! 4) I use the FitSpark recommendations to do regular core, strength and mobility exercises throughout the week (I target 6 in total per week). This has been a personal revelation with the added exercises really helping my running 4) With the OH1 arm heart rate monitor I have been, for the first time ever, accurately monitoring my heart rate whilst playing squash 😲 5) I regularly check the Polar Flow report data to look at my progression and accumulation of miles. Also after every run i check the Running Index measure which is a good measure of how the run went. You get good satisfaction from seeing the number grow over time What do I particularly like? o Lightweight and REALLY comfortable - I'm fussy about things around my wrist, but haven't struggled with this at all (unlike other devices, including the Garmin FR620 & Polar M600) o Battery life is not a problem - i'm doing a lot of exercises every week and only need to charge once per week o Polar Flow and how it links with the device - it feels like you have your own personal trainer and it provides you with a full complement of exercises o Health stats, particularly the orthostatic test, are very insightful and accurate o GPS is accurate, certainly over the past 6 months after the firmware updates, and catches a signal really quickly o Route following and track back have been a god send for me when running away from home, as i have a habit of getting lost... Niggle: o Wrist based HR is accurate, but unreliable. I've had a few runs where my HR has maxed out within the first couple of minutes and only calms down to a proper reading about 5 minutes later. This is a bit frustrating when following the running program which is HR reliant (and keeping to zones). I've solved this personally by running with the OH1 HRM. Alternatively, I'd advise using the H10 chest strap or any other vversion you can pair to the device. Not sure: o Not yet figured out how to blend wrist based power into my training, but power is definitely a personal development area for my running o Polar Flow app is a bit of a let down, struggling to keep up with the data on the website. I solve this by using the website portal the majority of the time, which is easy enough to access from the mobile o Haven't used the Serene breathing exercises enough. Think this would be a great thing to explore more, though
Review: In my opinion, THE BEST SPORTS WATCH in the market - first of all, if your looking for a smart watch same as apple watch with lots of watch faces and other tech specs, then this watch is not for you. polar vantage V is a watch dedicated for those who are seeking specific data about how they train and the detailed metrics that come with it to help them improve their physical shape and excel in whatever sports they are doing. before buying the watch iv read lots of reviews about it, negative/ positive, and i was so confused if i should buy it or not, especially that i have the A370 already. Eventually i decided to buy it and im really happy i did because the watch is super when it comes to what polar claims it does. lots of reviews said that the heart rate monitor is not so accurate, but i gotta be honest, its super accurate with me using it in the gym for lots of different sports like swimming, wight lifting, treadmill running, cross fit, (of course with little latency due to the fact that its a hand heart rate monitor so its a normal thing) but when it comes to accuracy, it never stops to amaze me. some people who bought the watch said that the accuracy is really bad and i totally understand because the company said the accuracy should vary from one person to another due to different skin tones, size of hand, shape, etc, but in my case the watch is super accurate with me. some people are complaining about other smart features like music control or being able to pay by you watch, now come on guys polar is dedicated to sports and data related to it, so if ur looking for these things then you should look elsewhere. the polar flow app is amazing and so detailed and user friendly, syncing the watch to your phone post workout is super fast and easy. the battery could last almost a whole week with one single full charge which is amazing. the only thing that i didnt like is that the screen is dim in a way, hope that they will increase the brightness level in the upcoming updates. if your a sports dedicated person, then your really going to love the watch. hope my simple review help you decide :)

## Features

- Wrist based running power: Boost the efficiency and precision of your training with running power no additional sensors or foot pods needed
- LONG BATTERY LIFE: Up to 40 hours of training time with GPS active, the durable and waterproof Polar vantage V can take both your toughest workouts and the most grueling races
- POLAR PRECISION PRIME SENSOR FUSION TECHNOLOGY: Accurate optical HR monitoring for 130 sports incl swimming, cycling, running
- TRAINING LOAD PRO and RECOVERY PRO:: Get a comprehensive view of how training sessions strain your body, follow your recovery level and get insights into your sleep to avoid overtraining and injuries, recovery pro requires Polar H10 HR sensor
- MORE THAN A WATCH: Together with Polar flow and Polar flow for coach, Polar vantage V forms a complete activity and training solution that covers everything that goes into a pro athleteâ€s training, automatically sync training data to Strava, training peaks, or other online sports communities

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07H37RW19 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 144,397 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 51 in GPS Running Monitors |
| Department | Unisex |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | 90069634 |
| Manufacturer | polar |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 4.5 x 5 cm; 330 g |

## Product Details

- **Audio output mode:** Bluetooth
- **Battery life:** 40 Hours
- **Brand:** Polar
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth
- **Included components:** Sportwatch USB Charging Cable Chest Sensor H10
- **Map type:** Satellite
- **Model name:** Polar Unite
- **Screen size:** 1.2 Inches
- **Vehicle service type:** Car

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it connect to the Polar H10 strap? Found that wrist based heart rate is very poor for rowing.**
A: Yes it does

**Q: Can you play music without taking your phone?**
A: No, there is no music player nor internal memory for music on this watch.

**Q: Is it 2019 version model ? With polar logo at botom of the screen. ?**
A: No it isn’t

**Q: How long is the guaranty**
A: We offer a 2 years Manufacturers warranty. Thanks Tic Watches

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This running watch is a portal into Polar knowhow - a running coach on your wrist
*by A***M on 6 June 2020*

This is a running 🏃‍♂️ watch first and foremost. It's not a smart watch pretending to track running, nor a running watch that tries to do everything. It's a running watch for people who run and want to improve their running. I've owned this watch for more than a year now and am still extremely happy. It's the best running device I've owned (and I've had various other Garmin and Polar devices). This is how i've used it: 1) I've set up the watch with all my data and heart rate zones (HR zones are vital for using this watch to its best abilities) 2) I've set up a succession of running programs over the year using the Polar Flow website, that syncs with my watch (via the mobile or a physical cable). This guides me throughout each exercise and gives me a score for each week. Get a good enough score after 4 weeks and the adaptive plan "rewards" you with a modified plan for the following 4 weeks 3) I check my recovery status every few days with the orthostatic test to ensure I don't overtrain (you need the H10 chest strap for this - well worth it). This is surprisingly accurate. A few times i've ignored the result and gone for a run anyway only to have a rubbish run! 4) I use the FitSpark recommendations to do regular core, strength and mobility exercises throughout the week (I target 6 in total per week). This has been a personal revelation with the added exercises really helping my running 4) With the OH1 arm heart rate monitor I have been, for the first time ever, accurately monitoring my heart rate whilst playing squash 😲 5) I regularly check the Polar Flow report data to look at my progression and accumulation of miles. Also after every run i check the Running Index measure which is a good measure of how the run went. You get good satisfaction from seeing the number grow over time What do I particularly like? o Lightweight and REALLY comfortable - I'm fussy about things around my wrist, but haven't struggled with this at all (unlike other devices, including the Garmin FR620 & Polar M600) o Battery life is not a problem - i'm doing a lot of exercises every week and only need to charge once per week o Polar Flow and how it links with the device - it feels like you have your own personal trainer and it provides you with a full complement of exercises o Health stats, particularly the orthostatic test, are very insightful and accurate o GPS is accurate, certainly over the past 6 months after the firmware updates, and catches a signal really quickly o Route following and track back have been a god send for me when running away from home, as i have a habit of getting lost... Niggle: o Wrist based HR is accurate, but unreliable. I've had a few runs where my HR has maxed out within the first couple of minutes and only calms down to a proper reading about 5 minutes later. This is a bit frustrating when following the running program which is HR reliant (and keeping to zones). I've solved this personally by running with the OH1 HRM. Alternatively, I'd advise using the H10 chest strap or any other vversion you can pair to the device. Not sure: o Not yet figured out how to blend wrist based power into my training, but power is definitely a personal development area for my running o Polar Flow app is a bit of a let down, struggling to keep up with the data on the website. I solve this by using the website portal the majority of the time, which is easy enough to access from the mobile o Haven't used the Serene breathing exercises enough. Think this would be a great thing to explore more, though

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In my opinion, THE BEST SPORTS WATCH in the market
*by F***I on 4 April 2019*

first of all, if your looking for a smart watch same as apple watch with lots of watch faces and other tech specs, then this watch is not for you. polar vantage V is a watch dedicated for those who are seeking specific data about how they train and the detailed metrics that come with it to help them improve their physical shape and excel in whatever sports they are doing. before buying the watch iv read lots of reviews about it, negative/ positive, and i was so confused if i should buy it or not, especially that i have the A370 already. Eventually i decided to buy it and im really happy i did because the watch is super when it comes to what polar claims it does. lots of reviews said that the heart rate monitor is not so accurate, but i gotta be honest, its super accurate with me using it in the gym for lots of different sports like swimming, wight lifting, treadmill running, cross fit, (of course with little latency due to the fact that its a hand heart rate monitor so its a normal thing) but when it comes to accuracy, it never stops to amaze me. some people who bought the watch said that the accuracy is really bad and i totally understand because the company said the accuracy should vary from one person to another due to different skin tones, size of hand, shape, etc, but in my case the watch is super accurate with me. some people are complaining about other smart features like music control or being able to pay by you watch, now come on guys polar is dedicated to sports and data related to it, so if ur looking for these things then you should look elsewhere. the polar flow app is amazing and so detailed and user friendly, syncing the watch to your phone post workout is super fast and easy. the battery could last almost a whole week with one single full charge which is amazing. the only thing that i didnt like is that the screen is dim in a way, hope that they will increase the brightness level in the upcoming updates. if your a sports dedicated person, then your really going to love the watch. hope my simple review help you decide :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It isn't a Garmin and thats a good thing
*by P***K on 1 July 2020*

It isn't a Garmin and thats a good thing, although if you come from Garmin like me it will take a while to get used to. I owned 2 Garmin products prior to this purchase and i had been fairly happy. I just wanted to try and take my fitness to the next level. So i researched and pondered for a while and i kept coming back to the Vantage V or the Grit X. I had seen from previous reviews that early releases of Polar products could be buggy until they nailed their firmware, so Vantage V it was. Good Points, Wow what a battery life !!! Its the Hobnob of the Watch world, it just says use me more !! Buttons !!! I had forgotten how much i had missed buttons. Most accurate on wrist heart rate tracker i have seen. Its rugged and light for its size. GPS connectivity is swift and accurate. I love the sleep tracking and the nightly recharge feature gives real insight. The HRM H10 is mightily impressive especially being able to connect 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously as well as ANT+. I really like that you can go in to the app and edit the training views with a plethora of different data sets. Fit Spark is brilliant and helps to motivate. Not so good, It would be really good if you could get the training views to auto scroll when training, what would seem a simple thing would make a huge difference. The watch only having Bluetooth and not ANT+ as well. The change from Garmin to Polar meant i had to purchase new sensors for my bike as my existing were just ANT+. The screen can be a little dim, however the inclusion of a backlight button is a + in my view. I cracking watch and HRM belt at a great price

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