Name: M450
Brand: Polar
SKU: 154552
Rating: 4.0 (36 reviews)

It s very easy with Polar Flow to set the Training Views for your different sports
compact size
stealthy appearance and simplicity

screen a bit cluttered and difficult to make sense of at times
noise is underappreciated
Ride I stumbled across an old box from a Polar

Mounting options: Stem
Support for cadence: yes
Colour screen: no
Touchscreen: yes
Wireless: yes
Gps: yes
Heart rate monitor: Support for HRM chest strap
Watch: yes

Polar M450 - Pros & Cons

It s very easy with Polar Flow to set the Training Views for your different sports
compact size
stealthy appearance and simplicity
nice and easy to use
The extra features are good
The charge port is well protected
It s easy to read and does the job
nice feature and easier to use than a pre-configured alert
the Polar units look great and do the job
Polar M460 is a decent choice for cyclists
excellent contrast that allows me to use the device in bright sunlight
M460 is perfect for everyone from daily commuters to elite racers
suited to track your daily commute and monitor your training progression
pretty advanced metrics that could be very handy
nearly all new power meter models now support Smart Bluetooth
easy and reliable way to determine your baseline
It is pretty handy
an excellent 90% score overall
Garmin is better in every aspect
prompt response and all your work here
It just works
and quite nicely
the bundle is good value
Automatic altitude calibration works very well
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
ride it - a great way to explore
you have the most incredible and detailed review in all Internet
crisp
sharp
and fast the unit is in actual use
everything worked flawlessly
the slim buttons are easy enough to work with bare hands

screen a bit cluttered and difficult to make sense of at times
noise is underappreciated
Ride I stumbled across an old box from a Polar
only really lacks a larger screen and navigation/mapping
the weird ANT+ conversion would convert all data
bike route coverage for Australia is hit and miss
No Q ) What s the battery Life
the average power is not sophisticated to cover all the above nuances
No handpicked products sent by manufacturers
fewer features (no colour screen or route mapping)
polar lacks tracking and phone notifications
The buttons are a bit small
poor quality screw
The screen was unreadable in bright sunlight
does not support third party power meters
display clickthrough is a little slow
No heart-rate data means no interpretive information
having the computer wiggle in the rubber band mount is annoying

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Polar M450 - Full Specifications

Mounting options	Stem
Support for cadence	yes
Cadence sensor included	no

Width	1.93 in
Height	2.76 in
Depth	0.55 in
Weight	1.8 oz

GLONASS	no
GPS	yes

Available information	Average speed
Heart Rate Monitor	Support for HRM chest strap
Altimeter	yes
Alarm	yes
Barometer	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Calorie counter	yes
Distance meter	yes
Watch	yes
Waterproof	yes

Colour of product	Black,Red,White Black,White White
Colour screen	no
Touchscreen	yes

Wireless	yes

Time duration (running)	35.0 h

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Polar M450 Polar - Editorial Reviews (2)

Polar M450 Hands-on with Polar’s new M450 GPS cycling computer

DC Rainmaker

Published: 04.06.2015

Hands-on with Polar’s new M450 GPS cycling computer

Today Polar has announced their latest cycling focused product, the M450 GPS based bike computer. In doing so, they’ve also quite likely just upended Garmin with a unit that quite frankly kicks ass (at least based on my limited testing

Polar M450 Polar M460 - A lick of paint keeps an ageing device competitive

TitaniumGeek

Published: 14.06.2017

Polar M460 - A lick of paint keeps an ageing device competitive

The Polar M460 is essentially a simple software update and a colour change to the Polar M450. That sounds damning, but the fact the underlying device is that good, it is still competitive in 2017. Heck if it has ANT+ this would be THE best mid ranged GPS currently available!