Garmin HRM – Heart Rate Monitor Strap
Original price was: £118.62.£77.00Current price is: £77.00.
Price: £118.62 - £77.00
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Whether one have training indoors or out, the HRM-Pro Plus heart rate strap provides the accurate data one need to push limits and reach goals. The tool-free door makes changing the battery easy, plus get up to 1 year of battery life. Connect to the compatible Garmin smartwatch, and get pace and distance data for the indoor runs. Not wearing the watch? HRM-Pro Plus captures steps, calories burned, intensity minutes and more.
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Customers find the biometric monitor functional and accurate. It connects seamlessly to their watch and phone via Bluetooth. They are pleased with its comfort, ease of use, and fitness level. However, some customers have mixed opinions on durability and value for money.
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9 reviews for Garmin HRM – Heart Rate Monitor Strap
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Original price was: £118.62.£77.00Current price is: £77.00.
Thomas D Ball –
Good improvements – Bluetooth connectivity, screwless battery compartment and more
As an upgrade from the older HRM Run, the HRM-Pro Plus offers a number of improvements. The Bluetooth connectivity is a standout feature, allowing easy pairing with your Garmin device and providing real-time battery level information. The screwless battery door is a convenient touch, eliminating the hassle of dealing with tiny screws that can rust and break over time.While the standalone function isnât particularly useful for most runners who typically wear a watch, the ability to pair with other apps via Bluetooth could be a valuable feature for those who prefer a different app ecosystem.The strap itself is comfortable and fits securely, offering a similar experience to the HRM Run. While I havenât conducted scientific tests, the HR accuracy seems to be on par with other Garmin heart rate monitors.Overall, the HRM-Pro Plus is a solid upgrade over the HRM Run, especially if you can find a good deal during a sale like Black Friday. The Bluetooth connectivity and screwless battery door make it a more convenient and durable option.However, if you’re on a budget, the HRM Run is still a capable heart rate monitor.
Bruno Souza –
Accurate and Reliable HR Monitor â A Great One-Time Investment
Iâve been using the Garmin HRM-Pro Plus for the past 10 days with my Garmin Fenix 7X, primarily for running and CrossFit, and Iâve been really impressed with its performance. If youâre looking for a reliable heart rate monitor that delivers consistent results, this is a fantastic option.Accurate Heart Rate Tracking:The HR data is very accurate and consistent. Iâve compared the readings with my Whoop 4.0 (bicep strap), and the numbers are nearly identical. Unlike the Whoop wrist strap, which often underestimates heart rate in higher zones (4-5), the HRM-Pro Plus delivers precise readings across all intensity levels.One-Time Payment â A Major Advantage:One of the best aspects of the HRM-Pro Plus is that itâs a one-time purchase. With Whoopâs subscription model, costs add up over time, but with Garmin, you pay once and enjoy the benefits without any ongoing fees. This was a big factor in my decision to switch to Garmin as my main HR monitor.Learning Curve with the App:The only downside Iâve encountered is the Garmin Connect app interface. Itâs not the most intuitive and takes a bit of time to get used to. However, once you get past the learning curve, itâs manageable.In Summary:Iâm extremely satisfied with the Garmin HRM-Pro Plus and plan to make it my primary HR monitor for workouts. Given that my Fenix 7X already does an excellent job tracking sleep and recovery, Iâm confident I can retire my Whoop altogether. If youâre looking for accuracy, consistency, and a solid alternative to subscription-based fitness trackers, this is a great choice.
Ryan –
Increased functionality to my Garmin fenix 6 sapphire, and RELIABLE.
I went through 2 basic heart rate monitors that each cost about £30-40, within around 5 months.I bought this, with the seemingly high price; but it would have been a good decision to buy in the first place, because it’s now lasted 1 year without a single issue. works perfectly every time, automatically. I just put it on and run; no waiting for it to connect or anything.I have the Garmin Fenix 6 sapphire which doesnt give any stats like vertical oscillation or GCT or L/R balance; which im aware are available on the newer watches. I dont think there are many additional features on the newer watches, yet they cost more than £80-90 more than my current Fenix 6 Sapphire for sure. So for this price, I got a perfectly accurate, reliable heart rate monitor, AND essentially a watch upgrade.Im sure the above metrics are more accurate on a centrally placed chest strap, compared to newer watches that figure your L/R balance from just your single arm movement too. Same for vertical oscillation. whether or not I find these extra features useful or not is another question =PIf you’re like me and about to buy a HR monitor with decent reviews, for £40 (noting that the cheap ones arent actually cheap!); then just consider the saying “buy cheap, buy twice”.THe cheap ones that broke on me with a couple of months also had 1 year warranties. I emailed them and got no response… so another reason to just splash the cash on the Garmin brand (as they are much more likely to address any problems).
butwhatdoiknow –
Key bit of kit
If you are serious about tracking your fitness, a chest strap is an essential bit of kit for exercising. While you may have a watch with a built in function, it wonât give you accurate results. Plus this model gives you useful extra info on things like running cadence so if good if you want to geek out or work on your running form. This works and is waterproof so great for running and swimming. Depending on offers at the time, youâll pay anything between £70 and £100 for this. Thatâs on the pricey side IMO but my Garmin Tri heart strap gave up the ghost after about 3 years of moderate usage so I bought this to replace it. I paid the lower end of the scale, so if I get three years out of it Iâll consider it decent value.
Eder Soares –
Excelente produto p/ corredor amador e profissional, o corredor terá ótima gestão de suas capacidades fisiológicas e motoras.
Mike –
One of the best chest straps on the market if not the BEST! The Garmin HRM-Pro Plus provides highly accurate data and tracks a wide range of metrics, including heart rate and running dynamics. Itâs also waterproof, making it perfect for swimming. Comfortable, durable, and versatile this chest strap is a must-have for anyone looking to have reliable data from trainings!
ALI EL-KHATIB –
This heart rate monitor is an outstanding choice for serious athletes and fitness enthusiasts. The chest strap design ensures a secure fit, and it delivers precise heart rate readings during workouts, which is essential for optimizing training sessions. I particularly appreciate the added feature of capturing running dynamics, providing valuable insights into my performance. The device is comfortable to wear for extended periods, and the battery life is impressive, lasting for weeks on a single charge. Overall, this heart rate monitor combines accuracy, comfort, and advanced features, making it an excellent tool for anyone looking to take their fitness to the next level.
Ecléctico –
El producto llegó a tiempo y en buen estado, la banda es cómoda y de excelente calidad, apenas la he utilizado una hora en bicicleta y funcionó bien, el emparejamiento con el reloj y la aplicación de Garmin fué muy fácil, espero pronto ponerla a en la alberca y en carrera.
Stanislaw –
Swoje robi