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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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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.

Garmin HRM DUAL does need to be wet to the sensors

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

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

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

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

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