Garmin HRM 600
$149.99
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HRM 600, the premium heart rate monitor, is built for data-driven performance athletes. It provides accurate heart rate and HRV data to compatible Garmin smartwatches and cycling computers, equipment, and apps. Dial in your training with running dynamics, including step speed loss, to understand how much you slow down when your foot hits the ground (with a compatible smartwatch). HRM 600 is easily adjustable and available in two sizes, so it’s comfortable to wear during any sport. And when you can’t wear a watch, you can record your activity on the heart rate monitor and sync data, including heart rate, calories, speed, distance and more, directly to the Garmin Connect™ smartphone app. After pushing hard, easily remove the module and throw the strap in the wash. HRM 600 has up to 2 months of battery life with a rechargeable battery.
Sends accurate real-time heart rate and HRV data to compatible Garmin smartwatches and cycling computers, fitness equipment, and apps
Comfortable machine-washable strap is available in two sizes (XS–S and M–XL) for the most ideal fit for your body type
Understand how much you slow down when your foot hits the ground with step speed loss, and improve your running form with additional running dynamics, including stride length, vertical oscillation and ground contact time balance (requires compatible smartwatch)
During activities where you can’t wear a watch, such as team sports, HRM 600 will record the workout and sync data, including heart rate, calories, speed, distance and more, directly to the Garmin Connect smartphone app
Tracks daily metrics, including estimated steps, heart rate, calories burned and more, and syncs that data directly to the Garmin Connect smartphone app
For indoor track and treadmill runs, HRM 600 sends pace and distance to your compatible smartwatch
Provides and stores accurate heart rate data during swim activities and syncs it to your compatible smartwatch after you save your workout
Up to 2 months of battery life with a rechargeable battery
psnick –
Good upgrade from HRM Pro — works with Fenix 8 with latest software
I upgraded to this device from the HRM Pro partly because it provides a couple of interesting running metrics: avg step speed loss (cm/s) and avg step speed loss %. After about 4 runs, Garmin Connect and your Garmin Watch will show you a “running economy” score based on those metrics (maybe in combination with other factors, not sure). You will see the step speed loss data in Garmin Connect starting with your very first run with the HRM 600 — it’s just the running economy score that requires multiple runs.The other changes from the HRM Pro are the addition of a button and status LED, rechargeable battery; and the sensor module can now be detached from the strap. The button/LED are fine but not essential. I only needed the button for initial pairing. You can push the button to wake the sensor, but it seems to wake up automatically whenever I put it on while wearing my watch. You can also use the button to toggle the connection mode between secure and non-secure, which is not particularly relevant for me. The LED flashes when the sensor is active and has a different pattern depending on whether it’s connected in secure or non-secure mode. The rechargeability and detachability of the sensor are much more useful updates.By the way, my watch is a Fenix 8, and it works flawlessly with the HRM 600. The running economy metrics recorded by the HRM 600 were only available with a couple of newer watches when it was first launched, but many watches are now fully compatible with the HRM600 with the most recent software updates.
Nathan B Tucker –
Great HRM
Comfortable fit, gives accurate readings, easy to connect to phone/app. I would definitely buy this again
John F –
VERY Easy to Setup Heart rate Strap
This is no doubt a pricey heart rate strap, but it’s accuracy, stability and quality construction, could save your life! I have had Garmin heart rate straps over the years and have always had issues, over time, after changing the batteries a couple of times. This one, however is USB rechargeable and that also saves the landfill issue with battery disposal. It paired almost instantly with my new Forerunner watch and the Connect App, which now shows when this specific strap is detected,by the watch. No guessing which device the watch is linking to. The only criticism I have is that I would prefer waking it up by the button on front only, rather than auto detection. This way you could have the strap on before getting to a exercise location and manually activating it when you get there rather than having to take your shirt off to put it on when you arrive, to save battery life.
cbstevek –
Solid basic chest strap monitor
My first chest strap monitor. It seems to do really well with heart rate (zone measurements), respiration rate, and a little more. I use it for cycling, paddling, sleep, and gym workouts to be able to compare how I feel with some data. it doesn’t have a default setting for paddling so I have to use ‘other’ and add notes.It is out of the way and really not noticeable while using it.There are a couple of odd things. the charging cable is male usb-c (good) to a custom connector to the Garmin. I find that it is easier to use a usb-c female to female connector to make recharging easier. the interface is a bit clunky; I’m not sure how it could be better, but could be more intuitive.I am not paired with a fitness watch device or cycling computer.
jypfoto –
This is what the HRM Pro / Pro Plus should’ve been
As a long time fan of Garmin (having had 7 watches and 3 different HRM in the past), this is my favorite HRM, but not surprisingly as it’s also the most expensive.Started out with the HRM Pro a few years ago and the added running metrics were much appreciated. Battery life was rated for 1 year but with my typical use, lasted around 3-4 months. The biggest con I had with that was the need to have a tiny screwdriver around to replace the battery.When I saw the Pro Plus have an easier to change battery compartment I was intrigued. My Pro had stopped working and Garmin was able to replace my Pro with the Plus.The Plus was working well since I got it, it was similar to the Pro, had an easier to change battery compartment, and was familiar.8 month later let’s say the strap started to get worn. Frequent cleaning with soap and water only went so far before it started to get funky. The band started to get stiff. The clasp started to get loose.The HRM 600 with its rechargeable battery and modular design were what should’ve been in the past. Did I like paying so much for a strap? Nope. Also not a fan of not being able to get the new metrics since I don’t have the latest and newest generation of watches.But that one con aside, very pleased with the 600 and hopefully this is the last time I’ll have to buy a HRM.
Ibrahim,, –
Check the product and box contents
The product arrived without its original packaging and had traces of human hair! It contained a heart sensor, but lacked a Type-C charging cable and an instruction manual. A disappointing experience.
Jaime Orozco Montoya –
Its a good replacement for my old garmin HRM
I liked it a lot, easy to set up and no problems. Works perfectly with MyWhoosh and my garmin devices.
S. Allen –
Garmin HRM 600
Replaced an old Garmin chest strap with this one. Works very well. Connects to my watch, phone and equipment and seems to be pretty accurate so far.
Skenderbeu 71 –
Ich bin zufrieden. Der Gurt macht was er soll und das gut . Er ist einfach genauer . Ich benutze ihn mit einer Epix 2 Sapfir . Was andere schreiben , das sich das Gerät sehr schwer vom Gurt lösen lässt kann ich nicht bestätigen. Bei mir geht es super . Nicht zu leicht aber auch nicht zu schwer . Ganz normal. Der Akku hält auch ewig . Also ja , kann man machen wenn man Wert auf genaues messen legt .
Giraud Frédéric –
Convient parfaitement à mes besoins.Très bon matériel 💪👍🚴
erol karali –
Fiyat olarak pahalı. Ürün orta kalite tak sök işlemi uğraştırıyor. Daha kompak bir ürün olabilirdi.
J.R. –
Fantastic unit. I’ve owned previous HRM straps – still have the Pro Plus. But this is equally as good with better connectivity. It stays connected with my Garmin watch/head unit.I haven’t yet tried the HRM-only mode though. Expensive? Yes. But if you like data, and train with hearth rate, this is the dogs danglies.
Mauricio VZ –
Se rompió al momento de separar el monitor de la banda al momento de configurar, no es posible que se rompa al primer día sin usare.