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Garmin HRM-Dual

Met expectations. I also had a Garmin hrm before this (without bluetooth). Never had any problems with it.

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I'm very happy with this belt in every way! Comfortable, easy and reliable. I just had a bit of trouble adjusting it, but once I did, it was perfect.

Garmin quality right from the packaging, but also in details such as the lining to prevent discomfort when fastening the belt. Comfortable to wear once adjusted.

Very easy to use, paired it with my Hammerhead Karoo2. Accurate

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Been using Garmin for years my old one broke, the new HR band is more solidly built and fits fine

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Top meter

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Very nice to get additional data on your cycling performance so easily! I use a Garmin Edge 830 myself, and the screen can be easily divided to monitor your heart rate as well. Afterwards, you then have clear insight into training effect and lots of extra data in your app! Super addition!

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Works very directly, good reliable hfmeter

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Garmin HRM DUAL does need to be wet to the sensors

Fine heart rate band and meter that pairs well and easily with various apps and other electronics

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Fine heart rate monitor as long as it connects to a bike computer or Taxc trainer / Zwift program. And that's where it went wrong after six months. Now regularly problems with making the connection. And replacing the battery after half a year is on the early side with an average of 10 hours of use per week. And then comes the misery to replace battery, of course lost the supplied torx screwdriver and where to find a new one so quickly. I would like to see this different, as with other garmin products where you can replace battery without tools. And yes, Garmin has those nowadays but that thing costs like € 60 more without real other / better functionalities. pity.

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It links perfectly with the garming and is very accurate.

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This is my 2nd it works flawlessly only when I went to replace the battery on the previous one it did not work that was unfortunate but is made up for by the long service life

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With my previous tire, when I replaced the battery, the support surfaces of the screws broke. As a result, I had to buy a new one. Construction has changed Hopefully when replacing the battery it will go better now.

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For cycling: Works fine with Edge 510 and Kinomap app on iphone. Running I do with the strava app on the iphone, but that pairing doesn't work despite the iphone being connected to the heart rate belt.

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Fine heart rate monitor that is perfect for cycling. The band is comfortable and you forget you are wearing the band. Only downside is replacing the battery, the screws are so small and tight that it is almost impossible to loosen and tighten properly without damaging it.

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Have tried straps from Wahoo, but had endless connection issues with 2 different straps. Bought the Garmin strap and until now no issues at all.

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Super product! Connects to watch(s) and bike GPS. Don't have to think about charging it.

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After my previous heart rate monitor broke I was looking for a new one. Normally I am a fan of Wahoo, but a number of cycling friends had bad experiences with the Tickr (unreliable, randomly failing etc). So I chose this Garmin, despite the critical reviews about the seemingly fragile screws closing the battery compartment. I was surprised when I opened the box and saw that Garmin has changed the design. The screws are no longer Philips standard, but have become less fragile Torcx t5 screws. You even get a matching screwdriver with them. However, as a precaution, I did take the screws apart and smeared them with mounting grease to protect them from sweat before use. You never know. Remember not to overtighten the screws when mounting. Other than that, the heart rate strap is more than excellent. Comfortable. Reliable. Should be for the price, but it's worth it for now.

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Fine sensor. It does not bother me during exercise. The sensor records the heart rate without interference.

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Heart rate strap is fine; chose the Dual so I can use it and for my cycling devise and for Zwift.

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Recently used. Works beautifully. Very pleased.

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You can replace the battery 1 time max, after that the screws are for the trash. No spare screws to find. Please use the correct and appropriate tools.

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Disadvantage. The screws that hold the battery in the sensor are of very poor quality. On the first battery change there was nothing to do but break the fastener and tape it down. Now after about 10,000km in use (so the tape works just as well as the screws...) the strap is also really badly wearing out. Buy a Wahoo Tickr or a Sigma.

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I purchased this band solely to connect to Zwift via bluetooth. Regularly the heart rate monitor connects but no signal is transmitted. A problem frequently reported on Zwift and Garmin forums. So unfortunately looking for a good alternative.

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Easy to use, everything was clear in 1x. Also connecting to (in my case) the iPad went very smoothly.

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Wears comfortably and works perfectly, not only on the Garmin bike navigator, but also on the smartphone.

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This heart rate monitor works perfectly never loses its connection or we are talking about 2 seconds. Sits comfortably

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Connects super easy with my Garmin Edge, sits perfectly and fits well. Works super!

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I have been using this Garmin heart rate belt for a month now and it works super! Connects very quickly with my Garmin and can also be connected to your phone via Bluetooth. I haven't tried the second one yet, but I'm sure it will work fine, knowing Garmin. Highly recommended!

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Nothing wrong with it does what it needs to do.

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I would love to have something positive to report,but in 2.5 years 3 tires that have failed so I would choose another one! Service from Mantel was fine, got a new one twice under warranty.

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Quick and easy to use. In short super!

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fits great, even for persons with a fine build. The connection with garmin watch and edge also went smoothly. satisfied with purchase

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After 4000km of cycling and jogging with this heart rate monitor, it was time to replace the battery. That was a bit of a disappointment because the screws are just too small, even with a suitable screwdriver the screws refused to turn so they are worn out. Rather unfortunate and annoying. Apart from that, this is a very good heart rate monitor, with good quality strap and good connectivity. Don't forget to wet it before use.

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Basically a fine heart rate monitor that is pleasant to use. However within 2 years it broke down 2 times, with Garmin admitting that the product does not work optimally (with battery replacement often problems). For the price I have seen better products.

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A reasonable purchase. Generally does what it is supposed to do. However, to get an accurate measurement you need to wet the tire beforehand. Also, during longer bike rides the tire sometimes comes loose. Especially during wilder use (turning on etc.0). I've had this happen a few times now during races, which is very annoying.

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Fine heart rate monitor which is nice and comfortable

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I cannot discover any minus points at this time

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I've had it for six months now, nothing but trouble with it, it takes a long time for my app to see it (was never a problem with Wahoo), it regularly loses connection and doesn't come back, rarely was I able to do a full session of sports, putting in a new battery is hardly ever possible, the screws are too small and too tight and can break. Also, the band regularly comes loose.

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No improvement over previous

putting on and adjusting needs some attention, installation, use and result is fine.

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The Garmin HRM-Dual works great with STRAVA and my iPhone

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Anneke service

Used it a few times now. Pairs effortlessly with my Garmin Edge 530. Especially while cycling, I don't notice I have it on (was one of my fears beforehand). No chafing marks. Heart rate I can't verify, but feels right to me. I found it nice to see that respiratory rate is also measured. Since I still sometimes want to start too fast, this heart rate monitor is a good tool for me to cycle longer and with more fun.

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Delivered quickly, very nice product to really train differently. I have now started training in heart rate zones, this goes very well with my Garmin 530.

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Great band, works perfectly. Only thing is the tire breaks down after about a year of use. Me and my wife have worn this out several tires in 2 years. New tire costs 40 euros. Expensive joke so...

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Works well. Sits comfortably, easy to keep clean and connects quickly to the device.

Very happy with my HRM dual. Just too bad the heart rate monitor is not connectable via the garmin app on your phone. It does work very well with my garmin edge.

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Very comfortable small defect the part that covers the fastener does not spontaneously move in the right direction

Am quite satisfied with this heart rate band, not too expensive but quality.

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Commonly heard problem; this band does not work icm Zwift (Bluetooth via PC), so returned.

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Works fine, bluetooth and ANT+. Enterprise get disadvantage is that it is quite pricey.

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Too expensive. But an excellent heart rate belt. Has been my third in several years though.

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Is easy to do and records everything right :)

Works right away when you put it on and the sensor can be taken off so you can wash the tire.

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Wearing comfort is of fine standard. Band works perfectly and is easily recognized. In short. the band does what it is supposed to do.

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