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expiredtimweston1 posted Sep 22, 2024 3:48 PM
Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitor (Black)
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Amazon has Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitor (Black, 010-12883-00) for $42.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member timweston1 for sharing this deal.
Note: Get 10% back on the amount charged to a Prime Visa card (more information).
Features:
Thanks to community member timweston1 for sharing this deal.
Note: Get 10% back on the amount charged to a Prime Visa card (more information).
Features:
- HRM dual features a soft strap that is comfortable and adjustable
- Simply remove the heart rate module, and it's washable, too
- The battery lasts for up to 3.5 years
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Amazon has Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitor (Black, 010-12883-00) for $42.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member timweston1 for sharing this deal.
Note: Get 10% back on the amount charged to a Prime Visa card (more information).
Features:
Thanks to community member timweston1 for sharing this deal.
Note: Get 10% back on the amount charged to a Prime Visa card (more information).
Features:
- HRM dual features a soft strap that is comfortable and adjustable
- Simply remove the heart rate module, and it's washable, too
- The battery lasts for up to 3.5 years
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- This price is slightly more than our Frontpage Deal from last month.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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- Garmin is half the price of H10!
- While Garmin does pretty much the same as H10 and As well as H10, it has no memory. It transmits all data live to any device(watch/phone/etc) it's connected to. Your app on that device will save data.
- Garmin has a larger battery, about 1.5 times bigger than H10. This isn't as big a deal as it sounds. H10 battery lasts about a year on average (though H10 is/was notorious for having battery issues; read the reddit posts)
- Garmin has a different strap. A big selling point of the H10 is the pro strap which supposedly keeps the sensor in better contact with the chest and improves data quality. H10 strap is also reinforced and more durable than other straps. At the same time it's the most expensive strap out there ($35 just for the strap!). In my experience, it depends a lot on your physique and what you do; a bigger chest/ back/ trunk and a lot of core/torso/mat/bending exercises make short work of even the H10 strap (if you just run, you're in luck). Once the strap is stretched, the signal dropouts start, and my mental health goes out the window. I have tried whatever you can imagine (including eeg gels obviousely) and the reliability is still shit. Polar is thirsty for straps (as all of these chest sensors are) but the $35 strap really makes you question your life choices.
- dual HR means it uses both BT low and BT smart protocols, in addiiton to Ant+. That's the boring part, and same as H10. The cool part is that it transmits to two BT devices simultaneously, just like the "gold standard" H10.(They both transmit to unlimited Ant+ devices also).
Since I got fed up with the H10 dropout issues, I got myself a cheap ($29) but reliable below-elbow sensor(Scosche rhythm 2.0). It has the typical optical lag, but I get zero dropouts due to my core movements. The straps also doesn't need replacing as it's on my arm instead of chest. For the same reason, it gets extra points for comfort. It can also be worn on calves.
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- Garmin is half the price of H10!
- While Garmin does pretty much the same as H10 and As well as H10, it has no memory. It transmits all data live to any device(watch/phone/etc) it's connected to. Your app on that device will save data.
- Garmin has a larger battery, about 1.5 times bigger than H10. This isn't as big a deal as it sounds. H10 battery lasts about a year on average (though H10 is/was notorious for having battery issues; read the reddit posts)
- Garmin has a different strap. A big selling point of the H10 is the pro strap which supposedly keeps the sensor in better contact with the chest and improves data quality. H10 strap is also reinforced and more durable than other straps. At the same time it's the most expensive strap out there ($35 just for the strap!). In my experience, it depends a lot on your physique and what you do; a bigger chest/ back/ trunk and a lot of core/torso/mat/bending exercises make short work of even the H10 strap (if you just run, you're in luck). Once the strap is stretched, the signal dropouts start, and my mental health goes out the window. I have tried whatever you can imagine (including eeg gels obviousely) and the reliability is still shit. Polar is thirsty for straps (as all of these chest sensors are) but the $35 strap really makes you question your life choices.
- dual HR means it uses both BT low and BT smart protocols, in addiiton to Ant+. That's the boring part, and same as H10. The cool part is that it transmits to two BT devices simultaneously, just like the "gold standard" H10.(They both transmit to unlimited Ant+ devices also).
Since I got fed up with the H10 dropout issues, I got myself a cheap ($29) but reliable below-elbow sensor(Scosche rhythm 2.0). It has the typical optical lag, but I get zero dropouts due to my core movements. The straps also doesn't need replacing as it's on my arm instead of chest. For the same reason, it gets extra points for comfort. It can also be worn on calves.
- Garmin is half the price of H10!
- While Garmin does pretty much the same as H10 and As well as H10, it has no memory. It transmits all data live to any device(watch/phone/etc) it's connected to. Your app on that device will save data.
- Garmin has a larger battery, about 1.5 times bigger than H10. This isn't as big a deal as it sounds. H10 battery lasts about a year on average (though H10 is/was notorious for having battery issues; read the reddit posts)
- Garmin has a different strap. A big selling point of the H10 is the pro strap which supposedly keeps the sensor in better contact with the chest and improves data quality. H10 strap is also reinforced and more durable than other straps. At the same time it's the most expensive strap out there ($35 just for the strap!). In my experience, it depends a lot on your physique and what you do; a bigger chest/ back/ trunk and a lot of core/torso/mat/bending exercises make short work of even the H10 strap (if you just run, you're in luck). Once the strap is stretched, the signal dropouts start, and my mental health goes out the window. I have tried whatever you can imagine (including eeg gels obviousely) and the reliability is still shit. Polar is thirsty for straps (as all of these chest sensors are) but the $35 strap really makes you question your life choices.
- dual HR means it uses both BT low and BT smart protocols, in addiiton to Ant+. That's the boring part, and same as H10. The cool part is that it transmits to two BT devices simultaneously, just like the "gold standard" H10.(They both transmit to unlimited Ant+ devices also).
Since I got fed up with the H10 dropout issues, I got myself a cheap ($29) but reliable below-elbow sensor(Scosche rhythm 2.0). It has the typical optical lag, but I get zero dropouts due to my core movements. The straps also doesn't need replacing as it's on my arm instead of chest. For the same reason, it gets extra points for comfort. It can also be worn on calves.
- Garmin is half the price of H10!
- While Garmin does pretty much the same as H10 and As well as H10, it has no memory. It transmits all data live to any device(watch/phone/etc) it's connected to. Your app on that device will save data.
- Garmin has a larger battery, about 1.5 times bigger than H10. This isn't as big a deal as it sounds. H10 battery lasts about a year on average (though H10 is/was notorious for having battery issues; read the reddit posts)
- Garmin has a different strap. A big selling point of the H10 is the pro strap which supposedly keeps the sensor in better contact with the chest and improves data quality. H10 strap is also reinforced and more durable than other straps. At the same time it's the most expensive strap out there ($35 just for the strap!). In my experience, it depends a lot on your physique and what you do; a bigger chest/ back/ trunk and a lot of core/torso/mat/bending exercises make short work of even the H10 strap (if you just run, you're in luck). Once the strap is stretched, the signal dropouts start, and my mental health goes out the window. I have tried whatever you can imagine (including eeg gels obviousely) and the reliability is still shit. Polar is thirsty for straps (as all of these chest sensors are) but the $35 strap really makes you question your life choices.
- dual HR means it uses both BT low and BT smart protocols, in addiiton to Ant+. That's the boring part, and same as H10. The cool part is that it transmits to two BT devices simultaneously, just like the "gold standard" H10.(They both transmit to unlimited Ant+ devices also).
Since I got fed up with the H10 dropout issues, I got myself a cheap ($29) but reliable below-elbow sensor(Scosche rhythm 2.0). It has the typical optical lag, but I get zero dropouts due to my core movements. The straps also doesn't need replacing as it's on my arm instead of chest. For the same reason, it gets extra points for comfort. It can also be worn on calves.
I've been using the same Coospo one for years and it's been great.
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Repped and bought. Polar sucks
However, I don't use it often but found that it will constantly drain power regardless of use. You can unclip it from the belt and it will still keep draining. For me that was a deal killer. I switched to a different brand HRM that can actually turn off and is easily rechargeable, this works much better for my use case.
I don't think (the good) watches are that far off, I'm just pointing out what a big swing that assumed accuracy would be in actual HR numbers, and why more accurate info would be important.
Yes it is more consistent than a watch (but most watches can link to it just fine), but a watch is way more consistent than nothing and they do improve over the years, and not just the hardware.
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