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Functionality - I love the features of this watch
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Charging with standard USB is a great feature as there are many more opportunities to charge versus a proprietary connector
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I may switch back to the M400, even though not having to strap on the chest sensor is a nice feature
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the M200 is a decent running watch lacking a few features (3/4 line display, auto pause, cadence) that would make it good
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Lastly, it also serves as an activity tracker, and it will prompt you with a vibration when it's time to move - cool feature.
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That would be a nice feature if it worked but in this case it did not
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Great features and nice price
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But it doesn’t have a feature when work out begins or ends!
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The M200 has all of this and more!My favorite feature is to create training plans
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Supposedly the backlight will come on when you turn your wrist to look at the watch (a feature I really like)
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I also wasn't aware of the vibration feedback, it is a nice feature
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I don't use it for notifications as I've heard this feature isn't great, but I don't really want that
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There are some really great features on this watch.
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i had a good experience with other Polar gadgets over almost 20 years...also, the wrist-based HRM seemed a neat feature compared to my Polar M400 chest band which often is uncomfortable to wear
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Overall a very good fitness watch with nice features
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And sometimes...in fact a lot of times I end up just running without GPS...which kind of stinks because for someone who likes the data...it kind of feels like the run "didn't count"...as odd as that sounds