Garmin HRM 600 Heart Rate Monitor
Performance athletes, dial in your training with this Garmin heart rate monitor. It gives accurate heart rate data and running dynamics during workouts—indoors or out. Plus, it's rechargeable.
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- Sends accurate real-time heart rate and HRV data to compatible Garmin smartwatches and cycling computers, fitness equipment and apps
- Improve your running form with additional running dynamics, including stride length, vertical oscillation and ground contact time balance (requires compatible smartwatch)
- Understand how much you slow down when your foot hits the ground with step speed loss (requires compatible smartwatch)
- During activities where you can't wear a watch, such as team sports, HRM 600 will record the workout by tracking heart rate, calories, speed, distance and estimated steps
- 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
- ATM 5 water rating
- Comfortable machine-washable strap; after working out, easily remove the module and throw the strap in the wash
- XS–S strap adjusts to fit chest size 23.5–33.5 in. (60–85 cm); M-XL strap adjusts to fit chest size 31.5–47 in. (80–120 cm)
- Weight: 2.2 oz. (61 g)
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View all Garmin Fitness Trackers| Best Use | Fitness Multisport Swimming |
|---|---|
| Average Battery Life | Up to 60 hours |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| HRM Included/Integrated | Yes |
| Heart Rate Sensor Type | Chest Strap |
| Average Heart Rate | Yes |
| Tracks Steps | Yes |
| Water-Resistant Depth | 50 meters |
| Pool Lap Recognition | Yes |
| Data Exchange | ANT+ Bluetooth |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Do not buy
I recently bought the HRM 600 to use with my Forerunner 265S and was excited to start using it but, unfortunately, the HRM 600 won't stay connected to the watch for more than 30 seconds. I was able to pair the devices (after waiting over an hour for software updates to finish downloading) but the watch basically loses the connection every time I connect them after less than a minute. If this is supposed to be Garmin's top-of-the-line HRM -- and it won't even connect with a brand new Garmin watch -- then my advice would be to go with a different brand. Knowing what I know now, that's what I wish I'd done...
manufacturing flaw?
Why is REI still selling this product? I received it today and hoped to use it on my run tomorrow. Right out of the box, I broke it, trying to take the strap off of the rechargeable piece. I even reread the manual very carefully to see if there was a reason why it was so hard to take the detachable piece off the strap. The manual just says unsnap the headpiece before washing. So I just pulled and voila … broken heart rate monitor.. Looking up reviews, I see consistent complaints about the same problem going back months. A very frustrating experience courtesy of Garmin not pulling this product as they should
So far the best
I really like it over the other, I think is better measuring indoor speed and others metrics also the concept of battery charging also way better if the strap get damage is more easy to replace
New HRM 600-so far so good
My 3 year old HRM Pro Plus stopped working (likely due to my sweat and overuse) and they don't make them any longer. I saw that the HRM600 was the newest model. It's almost like they went back to the past as this one has a snap in module similar to what I had way back when with the HRM Dual (which still works, but didn't have all the newer features). In any event, I received it 3 weeks ago, and its easy to pair with my Forerunner watch. Pairing it with my rower wasn't as easy, but one quick phone call and we figured it out. Now its seamless getting a signal and I still haven't had to charge the module. Overall, very pleased having a working chest strap for my rows, runs and rides.
Heart monitor 600
I love the fit and the accuracy of the heart rate. The small fits me perfect and does not move or slide down
Not overly impressed
Bought this HRM 600 with hopes of using my garmin 530 to stream my heart rate live to ensure I stayed in specific zones during training rides, but after more than 6 attempts with my garmin 530 and 10 attempts to use while on trainer streaming to my iPad separately, I have failed to see the data properly. (It so small and insignificant on garmin connect app when it does actually work and I have yet to see it on the data screen on my garmin 530 despite many attempts following garmin instructions) It hasn’t worked for my intended use and I’m disappointed. If all you need is hindsight heart rate data about a workout you start on your phone and stop after then review it is great otherwise it’s not of any use.
Strap connection point broke the first use!
The connection point between the HRM and strap are poorly manufactured. The fit is too tight and very difficult to remove. Ended up breaking trying to separate the strap and the HRM. Wish I read online reviews first as lots of people are having this problem.
Poor battery life
It works fine, but I don't know why they decided to switch to a rechargeable battery, the battery life is very poor. I got 12 hours recorded, less than a month before having to charge again. It's a far cry from 2 months at 1 hour daily claimed (60 hours?). But with HRM Run I could forget about battery for half a year or so.
HRM600 almost perfect, so close.
Seems better at tracking HR but still not great during the first cold mile but once warmed up the data looks consistent and accurate. The strap isn’t anything better wrt comfort but still easy to adjust. Ordered the smaller size but returned it because it’s really small. The proprietary cable isn’t great, if lost or left behind, but that it can be charged, is well worth the upgrade because changing batteries wasn’t a great experience. Also the option to use to track activities without a watch is nice feature in case the watch is out of commission or MIA for some reason. So overall worth the purchase. And BTW it’s working great with my old xt920. I still feel Garmin is the best quality HRM out there just shy of perfection.
Deattaching sensor is very difficult
Hello all, Honestly saying I am disappointed. Premium level HRM monitor with old fashion sensor fixing solution. Also, deattaching of sensor isn’t easy job. I almost damaged my nail and finger start bleeding. Fixing parts on strap slightly bent. It’s not written in instruction that sensor shall be deattached with any supporting tools. First impression was very negative and I was really disappointed that top cost product has such quality. You shall challenge your engineers to deliver better solutions