I just received my new Polar S625🙂 . So far it looks good except… when I went outside in the indirect light, the display has that rainbow affect:eek: . Similar to when gasoline is mixed with water. If I angle the watch just right it will disappear.
😕 Is this defective? Does anyone else’s watch do the same?
I have the same thing and think others do as well. Seems like it's reduced a bit since it was new though. I also have two cracks in the crystal in the very corners...going to send it in to Polar for a fix...also a new battery for the chest strap - it died after only a year. Aside from those problems, I've really enjoyed the little bugger.
I have the same thing and think others do as well. Seems like it's reduced a bit since it was new though. I also have two cracks in the crystal in the very corners...going to send it in to Polar for a fix...also a new battery for the chest strap - it died after only a year. Aside from those problems, I've really enjoyed the little bugger.
The rainbow glare is supposed to be there. Prevent fogging and sun glare.
This may sound crazy...but before you leave for your ride...stick your Polar in the Freezer for like 15 min. The liquid in the LCD will 'set'. When you take it out, the wind from your ride will warm is up a bit and help to reduce the rainbow glare. My Training Partner does this with his computer and he swears by it.
In all reality...something like this shouldn't happen. Try the the Cateye 300W. It's awesome or the Cateye 300 with the heart rate monitor.
Tailwinds, Vector7
gregcasa said:
I just received my new Polar S625🙂 . So far it looks good except… when I went outside in the indirect light, the display has that rainbow affect:eek: . Similar to when gasoline is mixed with water. If I angle the watch just right it will disappear.
😕 Is this defective? Does anyone else’s watch do the same?