Under Armour Sport Wireless Heart Rate

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

1
Bad:

3

Pros:

Awesome new heart rate monitoring tech that's a generational leap over wristbased trackers
Easy integration into your workout routine, highquality sound, wireless, comfortable and secure fit

Cons:

Extremely large buds can cause a lot of pain
Battery life could be longer

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Last revision on October 18, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Awesome new heart rate monitoring tech that's a generational leap over wristbased trackers
Easy integration into your workout routine, highquality sound, wireless, comfortable and secure fit

Reviewers Didn't Like

Extremely large buds can cause a lot of pain
Battery life could be longer

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Expert reviews and ratings

The Under Armour Sport Wireless Heart Rate headphones provide strong sound quality and a comfortable fit for those looking for something for the gym or their runs. But while it surpasses its rivals in this area, the smarts just aren't up to the same...

By wareable.com on May 05, 2017

See relatedOakley Radar Pace review: A fitness coach for the faceMoov HR Sweat review: Measuring the heart through your head11 best fitness trackers 2017: The Fitbit Charge 2 is the one to beatI really like Under Armour's wireless heart-rate headphones,...

By Alphr on April 26, 2017

At £170, these earphones aren't cheap – but for heart rate accuracy and a snug fit, Under Armour has got a lot right with the Sport Wireless Heart...

By Trusted Reviews on April 13, 2017

It is a tad steep price-wise, but the Under Armour Sport Wireless Heart Rate is a pair of very capable workout earphones that provide immediate feedback on your heart...

By TheStraitsTimes on April 05, 2017

If you haven't kept a close eye on the fitness industry recently, you might have missed a rather odd development. Athletic clothing company Under Armour has been busy snagging up fitness apps like Map My Run, Endomondo, and My Fitness Pal. It's the key...

By Wired on December 17, 2016

At the time of this writing, you can get a nice pair of Bluetooth earphones that have the convenience of the neckband-style with a reasonably accurate built-in heart rate monitor for $150 (it was $200 when I started this review a few days ago)....

By Android Police on April 30, 2017

My best advice is to wait to purchase any kind of fitness earbuds until next year, when hopefully audio companies will debut better, second-generation products with more robust companion apps. For the average $200 you'll spend on a pair of these...

By Ars Technica on December 04, 2016

Under Armour Sport Wireless Heart Rate

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Price: $80