Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I pair my Denver BFH-150 with my smartphone using Bluetooth connectivity?

To pair your Denver BFH-150 headphones with your smartphone via Bluetooth, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the headphones are fully charged and turned on. On your smartphone, go to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Place the Denver BFH-150 headphones into pairing mode by pressing and holding the power button until the LED light flashes rapidly. Your smartphone will search for available devices. Once your Denver BFH-150 appears in the list of available devices, select it to initiate pairing. If prompted, enter the passcode "0000" using the buttons on the headphones. The connection should now be established and you can begin using your Denver BFH-150 wirelessly with your smartphone.

The heart rate monitor on my Denver BFH-150 isn't accurate, it's always showing a much higher reading than when I check with a medical device, is this normal?

I'm not aware of any specific issue with the Denver BFH-150 model that would cause inconsistent or inaccurate readings. However, there are several potential reasons why your heart rate monitor might be displaying a different reading compared to a medical-grade device:

1. Placement and fit**: Make sure you're wearing the chest strap correctly and snugly. A loose fit can lead to inaccurate readings. Interference from other devices**: Other electronic devices, such as Bluetooth headphones or nearby Wi-Fi routers, might be interfering with the heart rate signal. Try moving away from potential sources of interference. User error**: Double-check that you're starting the monitor correctly and following any specific guidelines for usage. Device calibration**: Although unlikely, it's possible that the device needs to be recalibrated. Check your user manual or contact Denver's customer support to see if this is an option. Device limitations**: Some wearable heart rate monitors might not provide as accurate readings as medical-grade devices, especially during high-intensity activities. The BFH-150 is a fitness-focused device, so it may be optimized for general exercise tracking rather than precise medical measurements. To help you troubleshoot the issue, I have a few suggestions:

1. Compare with other sources**: Try using another heart rate monitor or a different method (like manual palpation) to verify your heart rate. Reset and restart**: Sometimes, simply resetting and restarting the device can resolve connectivity issues or glitches. Update firmware**: Check if there are any firmware updates available for your device, as this might improve accuracy. If you've checked all these potential causes and the issue persists, I recommend contacting Denver's customer support directly for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or even replace the device if it's faulty.

Do you know that you can use Denver BFH-150 as a GPS Tracker?

All smart watches and sports bands equipped with GPS receivers such as Denver BFH-150 can be used as a GPS tracker. It doesn't matter how you connect to the internet - direct (eSIM) or indirect via a smartphone. In both cases, you can track your wearable device online in real time. More information is available on this GPS tracking platform for smartwatches.

What features has Denver BFH-150?

This device has pedometer, sleep tracking. You might be interested in some other devices with sleep tracking. If that so, you can find it here.

What kind of wireless communication do you need for activity tracking?

If you want to track your activity during training, you need a device that can communicate. Denver BFH-150 have several types of comunication. For example Bluetooth. The best activity truckers have Bluetooth and you can find them here. More information about wireless communication in activity trackers can be found in our article.