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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- The HRM 600 records heart rate, HRV and running dynamics such as ground contact time and vertical oscillation.
- The HRM also works without a smartwatch and syncs your workout directly with the Garmin Connect app.
- The device is very comfortable to wear thanks to the soft, flexible strap that is available in two different sizes.
- With a 5 ATM water resistance rating, it is also suitable for swimming and rainy conditions.
- The rechargeable battery lasts up to two months and can be easily recharged via USB.
- For extensive running dynamics, the HRM 600 must be paired with a compatible smartwatch.
- Battery life is shorter than in models with replaceable batteries, such as the HRM 200.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Garmin | |
| Heart rate monitor model | Chest Strap | |
| Rechargeable | Yes | |
| Colour | Black | |
| Waterproof Rating | 5 ATM | |
| ANT+ | Yes | |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
More than just heart rate readings
The HRM 600 comprehensively records your activities even without a smartwatch or other connected device. Such activities may include martial arts or team sports where you don't wear a watch. The data is automatically synchronised with the Garmin Connect app. Likewise, the sensor provides reliable data, including distance and speed, during running, cycling and swimming sessions.
Comfort, durability and smart technology
The soft strap is available in two sizes and machine washable. With a water resistance rating of 5 ATM and up to two months of use on a single charge, this heart rate monitor is designed for everyday use. Thanks to Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity, you will effortlessly pair the HRM 600 with your trusted devices and apps.
• Weight: 54 grams
• Strap length: 56 - 72 cm
• Chest circumference: 60 - 85 cm
Sizes M - XL
• Weight: 61 grams
• Strap length: 72 - 106 cm
• Chest circumference: 80 - 119 cm
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Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
4 / 5
Waterproof heart rate monitor for use whilst swimming
I bought it because it’s waterproof enough to wear whilst swimming during a triathlon. When running, it provides detailed metrics such as step speed loss in conjunction with my Garmin Forerunner 970, though this data doesn’t really contribute much to the training itself.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Top quality
Pairing quite tricky if you have an older watch. In my case, the Fenix 6 pro. This one still uses the open source and not the new secure source. This means that to pair, you have to press the button 2x in quick succession and then the green light comes on 3x in quick succession. If you have secure source then press it once and the green light will blink 2x.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Fun for datafreaks
Compared to the old HRM-pro plus, there are two changes. With compatible device, you can measure your step loss. Nice, but you can't do much with it. What is handy is that the sensor is rechargeable.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Positive, easy to install
Very happy with the heart rate monitor. The product is easy to pair with phone/other Garmin devices. Only downside is the label on the inside of the band, which started to irritate after a long run.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Great product
It is a step up from my previous HRM. Added data points for running and, I do like the fact that I can just recharge the battery, no more battery replacements.
Pros & Cons
4
Waterproof heart rate monitor for use whilst swimming
I bought it because it’s waterproof enough to wear whilst swimming during a triathlon. When running, it provides detailed metrics such as step speed loss in conjunction with my Garmin Forerunner 970, though this data doesn’t really contribute much to the training itself.
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Comprehensive running metrics
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Connects easily to all my devices
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Waterproof enough for use whilst swimming.
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On the pricey side
5
Top quality
Pairing quite tricky if you have an older watch. In my case, the Fenix 6 pro. This one still uses the open source and not the new secure source. This means that to pair, you have to press the button 2x in quick succession and then the green light comes on 3x in quick succession. If you have secure source then press it once and the green light will blink 2x.
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Garmin quality
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Pairing with older watch
4
Fun for datafreaks
Compared to the old HRM-pro plus, there are two changes. With compatible device, you can measure your step loss. Nice, but you can't do much with it. What is handy is that the sensor is rechargeable.
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Accurate
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Rechargeable
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Running economics (step loss)
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Little advantage over HRM pro
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Pricey
4
Positive, easy to install
Very happy with the heart rate monitor. The product is easy to pair with phone/other Garmin devices. Only downside is the label on the inside of the band, which started to irritate after a long run.
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Stays in place (does not fall off)
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Very easy to use
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There is a label on the inside, which irritates
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| 15 reviews | 24 reviews | |
| Heart rate monitor model | Chest Strap | Chest Strap |
| Chest circumference | 60 cm - 85 cm / 80 cm - 119 cm | 67 cm - 127 cm |
| Rechargeable | Yes | Yes |
| Colour | Black | Black |
| Waterproof Rating | 5 ATM | IPX7 |
| ANT+ | Yes | Yes |
| 149,95 | 77,95 | |
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