Journalist. Former Editor of @wareable runner and wearable tech lover The Polar Ignite 2 is the follow-up fitness watch to the 2019 original. While it gives you all those key sports watch features, ...

Five years is a long time in the world of wearable tech. Back when Finnish health- and fitness-focused smartwatch brand Polar launched the OG Polar Ignite in 2019, it was heralded as a versatile ...

The Polar Ignite is an accurate and versatile fitness companion that will help you understand your fitness requirements better. It can also help you sleep better and analyse your performance more ...

The Polar Ignite 3 could be a top sports watch gem in design and smarts. Sadly though, the laggy software, some familiar performance problems, and durability issues overshadow its achievements. Then ...

And as if that's not enough, Polar's end of season sale is on now too, with hot discounts up to 33% off. We're eyeing up the Polar Ignite 2 in the sale, aka the latest and greatest Polar Ignite model.

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Polar has had some catching up to do in the smartwatch space as Fitbit, Garmin, and Apple continuously improve upon and release new products. Polar has always had solid wearable options for serious ...

In terms of pricing and features, the $229.90 Ignite 2 sits between the $149.95 Unite and the $299.95 Vantage M2 in Polar's fitness and cross training watch lineup. While the Unite is designed for ...

Last fall Polar announced the Vantage V and M watches, see our full Vantage V review, that were targeted at runners interested in advanced metrics. The newest Polar Ignite GPS fitness watch is offered ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While the likes of the Apple Watch may dominate the field in Apple-land, there's still plenty of room for alternatives, regardless of ...

In recent years, Polar has become the fitness industry’s dark horse. While it has been embedded in developing heart-rate monitoring devices for training since the ‘70s, the Finnish firm was a little ...