Wow. Just wow. My trusty pair of Beats Fit Pros continue to work well, and I use a MyZone chest strap monitor for accurate HR. Another example of an upgrade being a downgrade in actuality.
Because you paid for it and this was a highlighted feature.If you have an Apple Watch, why would you need a heart rate monitor in your earphones?
Maybe you want to see your heartrate on the machineHonest question: Why would you hook up your headphones directly to the machine anyway? I would think you'd want the biological information from the gym equipment to be shared with the phone which also gets the information that the headphones have, with your phone being the central hub rather than the gym equipment.
Powerbeats are earphones. If they can't play audio, they don't work fine by definition.Yeah, but in that case, these Beats would work fine. They can interface directly with the gym equipment while using the heart rate sensors, they just can't play audio from your phone at the same time.
That ship sailed with frodo aboardAgain beyond embarrassing. What happened to the Apple of the old days?
The limitation means users must choose between listening to music from their phone or sharing heart rate data with gym equipment, but not both at the same time.
That doesn't really answer my question. Plus. the heart rate monitor works just fine.Because you paid for it and this was a highlighted feature.
That doesn't really answer my question. Plus. the heart rate monitor works.
Assuming you are in the Apple ecosystem and you own an Apple Watch, two heart rate monitors seem kind of redundant, no?
That's what I am askingWell, if this if the defense, then why add HR tracking to the PBP2 at all?
When I run on a treadmill, I wear my Apple Watch and a run timer on that. But I don't want to be forced to look at the watch for an update on time/distance. The highlighted feature was that you could connect the HEADPHONES to equipment to display heart rate. Same story... I'd rather glance at the treadmill panel. But now I can't unless I decide to wear headphones that I can't use as headphones... WTF?!That doesn't really answer my question. Plus. the heart rate monitor works just fine.
Assuming you are in the Apple ecosystem and you own an Apple Watch or any other fitness watch for that matter, two heart rate monitors seem kind of redundant, no?
Just further proof that having a heartbeat at Apple is not a pre-requisite for working there.