Source: @nikanorov, Bluetooth.org
Thanks to @nikaranov for this link to a registration on the Bluetooth SIG site. I’m not sure exactly what it is, possibly the registration of a new Bluetooth product or maybe a variant of an existing one.
I imagine the revelation that ‘polar are working on a new product’ is not so surprising. However the SIG registration may signal the IMMINENCY of such a product.
Also interesting, below, is Suunto’s new ANT+ and Bluetooth speed/cadence sensor on https://www.thisisant.com/directory/. Does this mean they are planning an AMBIT4 that is compatible again with ANT+ sensors? Or is it just merely a sensor that is backward compatible from the Bluetooth only AMBIT3 to the BTLE and ANT compatible SMBIT2.
SUUNTO ANT+ and BTLE Speed Cadence Sensor
There are also some resource file for this wear black device in android Polar Flow apk. Looks like “Maserati” is a code name for this project:
so V800 with optical HR ?
I have no idea. For me it is look like something different. Will see.
Suunto’s new sensor looks exactly like Wahoo Blue SC. Seems they’ve partnered with Wahoo.
@Greg. yes there’s quite a few similar looking ones out there … some look like garmin, some like MIO Cycle etc etc. there must be some factory or three in china churning them out by the 1000s
exactly 😀 just like all the foot-pods (Garmin(ant+), Suunto(ant+), Adidas(ant+ or Bt_smart)) & Wahoo RPM (ANT+/BT_smart) … they are all made by Dynastream (ANT+) … owned by Garmin!
The new entry might be for A360 to allow for broadcast of HR via Bluetooth. ?
possibly. it must already do Bluetooth tho with the link to the smartphone app. I suspect you may be right but hope you are wrong!! (in a nice way)
i’m not surprised at all!
The suunto sensor (speed/cadence) will look exactly like the wahoo rpm … they’re made by Dynastream (owned by garmin). That’s the reason why all the foot-pods look the same (Garmin, Suunto, Adidas, Wahoo rpm). The only difference is the chip/software inside (ANT+/BT_smart … or both).