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It all began with a simple need: a better way to track, measure, and share training data from fitness sensors. This need led to the creation of the ANT+ Key.

With most sensors relying on ANT+ technology, Wahoo saw an opportunity to innovate by introducing Bluetooth connectivity. In 2012, Wahoo launched the Blue HR & SC sensors—the first heart rate, speed, and cadence sensors to connect to an iPhone via Bluetooth—paving the way for a new era of seamless fitness tracking.

What’s the difference between the Wahoo TICKR Fit and TRACKR?

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Are Wahoo heart rate monitors compatible with smartwatches and fitness apps?

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How long does the battery last on Wahoo heart rate monitors?

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Can I wear the Wahoo heart rate monitors for swimming?

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