Does this watch have an audible tone or vibration when you have reached each mile milestone?
1377876
Yes the watch does beep after each mile or interval. I also agree, connecting the cable is easy. This is a great watch.
1377877
Yes it beeps at each mile or km - whichever unit you set it to. And don't get caught up on the talk of it being tricky to connect to the cable. It's fine. Great running and cycling watch
1377878
Yes it does but you do have to set it. I actually love this feature and the little sound it makes brings joy to my ears specially during the long runs.
1377879
Yes, you can turn sound on or off. It will also beep for intervals if you have them on. There is however no vibration setting.
1377880
Yes, the watch beeps depends on your setting (distance or time). This function is very useful for interval training as it counts 3 before the goal distance/ time is achieved. No vibration but the beep is more than enough.
1758734
There are two models one with HRM bundled while the other not. As for vertical oscillation, ground contact , recovery time, VO2 Max etc the watch will indicate proper ranges and evaluate your performance accordingly via garmin connect Web page.
2065389
No vibration but there is A weird beeping noise when you're not or in your target heart range
1925483
No, just a very faint ticking sound when shocking. When vibrating, it is fairly audible, but just a buzzing sound similar to a cell phone on vibe. The vibration works great for our yellow lab, never had the need to shock.
2105685
No. It is very quiet. I know what you're talking about (how annoying is that clanking sound all day???). This has been the best pedometer I've ever owned. I'm very pleased with it.
1062072
Yes, it has "slope" data that shows steepness of current path (positive indicates uphill,negative indicates downhill). Here is the link of the user manual where he could check all the features of the device http://assets.timex.com/user_guides/W280_CycleTrainer/W280_CycleTrainer_NA_EN.pdf PS Im very happy with it, it works very well
1438573
There is no vibration signals, only beeps. If you are thinking about purchasing this product, I say go for it. I love everything about this monitor. This is my 2nd Polar monitor. If you are into swimming it is water prof (just don't push any buttons on the Watch until you are out of the pool and dry). I would buy this product again.
1495243
Note that the question is if it will " beep." I just checked the instructions online and although the display will show an indication, it won't beep. You would have to look at the monitor to know if you're in or out of range- pretty impractical if you are running on a road or trail.
1852221
It has tones or shock or continual shock. The dial on the top is to regulate the strength of the shock. It does not have a vibrate mode.
485811
Yea, beeps on all key presses Increment/decrement in .1 mph increments If you restart within 20mins of stopping it will remember your stats. After 20 mins it all resets and assumes you are finished rather than taking a break.
174293
This isn't a count-down watch. It's a stop watch.You stop it by pushing a button. There is no sound alarm or chime.
2284567
Yes. But I'll answer this in a little more detail. It will show your HR continuously. Press (hold for 3 secs) the button below it and it will say START. It will then show the HR continuously until you press the bottom button (hold for 3 secs) again to STOP. Once stopped, you can clear it by pressing and holding the lower button on the right side and it will say Clear in 3, 2, 1. Then it will all return to zero. It will periodically tell you when the HR is within zone or outside of zone. The message appears in the center HR area but then disappears returning to the HR. But does not show zone continuously. It would be nice if it would give a little tone or something to let u know when the in/out of zone appears. But you have to look at the watch a lot to catch it. I don't use this feature tho. If you calculate your hi/low HR zone, all you need do is check the HR periodically. You can see for yourself if HR is out of zone. And if it is out of zone, how much. Sometimes out of zone may be only a few heart beats. In which case you know how much you need to slow down or speed up. But really, if you are monitoring your HR you can see when you are getting close to being out of zone and slow down before you go over the line. Don't need a continuous HR zone alert then. Hope this helps.
2140286
Sorry, I don't know. I bought this watch years ago and it did not have that feature then.
1862208
The lap function is hard set to 1 mile, so I assume you are refering to the Run/Walk interval option, which you can set either to any time up to 10 minutes. So you could set the Run time to 30 seconds followed by the Walk time to 30 seconds. At the end of each interval, there are 3 beeps followed by a 5 beep tune, which should be loud enough to hear. It does not vibrate.
100822
I haven't had that problem at all. If anything, it is a bit inaccurate in the beginning of a run while my heart rate is just kicking in. After a few minutes at most, mine works well - as accurate as my Polar without the irritating strap.
1653213
Yes - it shows continuously. With the watch on your wrist, you push the HR button on the RHS, it says FIND on the screen and then the HR is picked up and displayed in large font (as per the marketing pictures). It is easy to see whilst working out and responds to changes quickly. Hope this helps. Craig
1947539
No noise. I wear it on my left arm continuously and the only thing shows is the outline of the band. Oh, if the device is not seated in the clip properly it will give a very small beep.