#Mio heart pro upgrade
There are no smartwatch notifications, even basic ones like incoming calls or text alerts, although there have been some whispers coming out of Mio Towers that these functions could arrive with a firmware upgrade in the near future. A quick tap on the raised spots either side of the display will bring up the time and further tapping reveals the other metrics available to you. The LED based display is bright, clear and responsive and you'll have no issues browsing through the various info and goal screens on offer.
The strap itself is made of soft silicone and there's plenty of holes drilled in, which not only helps to keep your wrist cool, it also gives you plenty of sizing options when it comes to clasping up. For reference, we had the aqua one slapped on our wrist for testing and it fitted just fine. That's a massive generalisation of course. The Fuse actually comes in two sizes – the aqua version is for little lady wrists and the red one is for manly men. Go faster: Guides to use your running tech to go faster in 2015 This takes some getting used to and the natural contour of your lower arm makes maintaining this position a little tricky. We say on the wrist – for more accurate heart rate readings during workouts (more on that later) you should actually wear the Fuse slightly higher up your arm than you would a regular wristwatch.
At 30mm wide it's a fair bit chunkier than the likes of the Fitbit Charge HR or the Garmin Vivosmart, although it does still weigh less than 40g and is plenty comfortable on the wrist.
That's the first thing you think when opening up the Fuse box.
#Mio heart pro full
Read on for our full Mio Fuse verdict… Mio Fuse: Design and display The Mio Fuse is designed for BPM based training and taps into the company's heritage with optical heart rate monitoring as well as already launching its own devices such as the Link and the Alpha, you'll also find Mio's sensors on board GPS running watches such as the TomTom Runner Cardio and the Adidas miCoach Smart Run. Mio, the heart rate monitoring specialist, announced the Mio Fuse activity band over in Vegas at CES 2015.
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