[venk]

Thanks for the help, Brad. A couple more questions if you have the time.

I was playing with the two this weekend, and I found the HR monitor especially to be terribly difficult to get to on the X6-HR. Was that just due to my lack of knowledge of how to work it?

Is there any data you can't get to on the watch with the X6-HR (due to the computer download thing) that you can on the Metron? I had heard something about that.

Any word on the battery life comparison between the two?

For someone looking for an HR watch with the niceties of an Altimeter, etc., is the extra $$ worth it? My guess is that your answer will be yes, but I'm curious because of my problems with the HR monitor.

Thanks.

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