Bluetooth ANT+ Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap for Garmin, Peloton | Dual-band Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ connectivity, IPX67 water and sweat resistant, Adjustable strap fits 26" to 38" chest
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Style: Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap
Features
- ZERO CONNECTION HEADACHES - WORKS WITH EVERYTHING - Dual ANT+ Bluetooth syncs flawlessly to cycling computers smart watches, Garmin Wahoo Polar Peloton & 400+ fitness apps. To pair the heart rate monitor, it must be worn prior to pairing
- ALL-DAY COMFORT WITHOUT THE CHAFE - Soft, seamless fabric won't chafe or slip during long training sessions. Adjusts 24-61" for the perfect fit. Forget you're wearing this chest strap heart rate monitor with comfort that rivals monitors 3x the price.
- 400+ HOUR BATTERY LIFE - No charging or cables needed! 400+ hour battery life means you can train daily for 6+ months without a charge. No more "quit working" disasters. Premium replaceable battery included, fully charged.
- SURVIVES YOUR TOUGHEST TRAINING - IPX67 SWEATPROOF - Fully sweat proof and water resistant, the Powr Labs chest heart rate monitor handles torrential rain, brutal sweat sessions, and swimming under a wetsuit. Built to work as hard as you do.
- CLINICAL 1 BPM ACCURACY AT 50% LESS - Same precision as the expensive big brand heart rate monitor chest strap models. Instantly and accurately tracks heart rate, heart rate variability, and calories burned with compatible apps. USA based, athlete owned.
Description
IMPORTANT: To pair the heart rate monitor, it must be worn across the chest prior to pairing. Strap must be worn FIRMLY across the chest to ensure connectivity and battery signal. Our custom designed logo pairing light flashes for 20 seconds during pairing. Easy pairing bluetooth protocols are built into Powr Labs Chest Heart Rate Monitor for quick and easy connectivity with your favorite Apps. Works with Strava, Zwift, Garmin, Polar beat, Wahoo, Peloton & most leading fitness apps. Built with ANT+ protocols, you can connect the Powr Labs Chest Heart Rate Monitor with your favorite bike computer, fitness equipment or spin bike computer. Works with Garmin, Wahoo, Peloton & most leading fitness equipment. Our batteries are designed to last for 6+ months, but if you EVER need a battery replacement during the first 12 months we will send you some. We will replace any batteries to ensure seamless connectivity.
Brand: POWR LABS
Material: Polyester
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Smartphones
Screen Size: 38 inches
Product Dimensions: 61"L x 1.5"W x 0.15"H
Item Weight: 1.92 ounces
Battery Life: 8760 hours
Sensor Type: Wearable
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Brand Name: POWR LABS
Model Number: Powrlabs
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 742042607242
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: POWR LABS
Manufacturer Part Number: Powrlabs
Compatible Devices: Smartphones
Battery Average Life: 8760 hours
Sensor Type: Wearable
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Display Size: 38 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 61"L x 1.5"W x 0.15"H
Item Weight: 1.92 ounces
Size: 61 x 1.5 x 0.15 inches (display 38 inches)
Material Type: Polyester
Color: Black
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I was a loyal Garmin HR user since 2017 until I purchased this HR strap. I was hesitant at first because of the price and brand name. I took a chance and I’m completely satisfied with the quality and reliability. I have purchased so many Garmin HR monitors that I lost track. Anyone who’s used a Garmin knows that the second you open it up to change the battery the life of the HR strap is probably not going to last but a few more Weeks. For now, the Powr Labs HR chest rate strap has been very reliable with all my devices such as my Fenix 7x, Garmin Bike computer and even my Peloton Bike and Treadmill. Not a single hiccup. Very happy with the quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by CT
Just got mine yesterday. Used it this morning. Wow, so easy to setup and holds a good connection. And my heart rate is good, the app shows heartbeat and definitions. I really like it, and recommend for seniors like myself can exercise without worry.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026 by E.L.
Had high hopes for this device. I want it to pair with my Peloton. It worked really well the first two times I used it. The third time, it refused to pair. I tried for about fifteen minutes. Wet the back. Changed the position. Let it warm up. Nothing. Took the battery out and put it back in. It simply refuses to pair or even show up as a device. Went back to using my Garmin Fenix, which is less accurate. When the Powr Labs works, it's more consistent, measured against a pulse-oximeter on my finger. Guess I'll keep looking for a device that's more reliable. When I want to exercise, I don't want to mess around with trying to get a device to work beforehand. UPDATE: I was able to pair the Power Labs monitor with Map My Ride. I got it paired with my phone, and working, and then I deleted it from the phone's Bluetooth. After that, it works with the Peloton. And it works well. It's much more responsive to changes in heart rate than a wrist monitor like my Garmin. I think the key is letting it warm up to my body beforehand, and before attempting to pair it with another device. I have some electrode gel just in case, but I have not had to use it. The company was very responsive to my issue and offered to exchange or return it. Will see how it continues to perform. UPDATE 2: have had issues with the chest device pairing with Peloton for the past two days. Peloton sees the device as able to pair, but never pairs with it. I've cleared the Peloton cache, insured that it isn't connected to my iPhone (it isn't), and gone through the other steps. The Powr-Labs website is less than helpful. The contact via email is blocked by Cloudflare, so can't email support. The "free battery" page is MIA (404) doesn't exist. I was unable to get the device to pair at all with the Peloton today and finally went back and re-paired my Garmin Fenix, which worked immediately. It's not Peloton. It's not my watch. This device is unreliable, inconsistent, and unfortunately causes me way too much angst to give it a good review.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by JWParker
I've had at least half a dozen chest strap HRM's from various manufacturers, including Polar and Wahoo, and I've found they all perform about the same. And the Powr Labs unit works as well as any of them. I do like the strap and sensors a lot, and they seem to be of very good quality. Fit and finish are also very good. The unit paired easily with my Amazfit Balance 2 in the bluetooth mode, and I like it. I also found the price to be reasonable and I'm happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by ZBeard
I purchased Powr Labs HRM because of inaccurate readings from my Apple Watch. Pairing the monitor to my Apple Watch via bluetooth took some work. The provided instructions refer you to a powrlabs website which then links Apple Watch users to a non powrlabs generic HRM site that provides troubleshooting tips. The chest strap placement video is useful. From my experience, get the strap tight to a point where the electrodes fully contact your skin, almost like a suction cup. Ensure the electrodes are very moist when contacting your skin. It took me six attempts. On the sixth attempt, and after two minutes, my Apple Watch discovered and paired the HRM. After pairing, you will still need to wake up the HRM before a workout. I opened bluetooth under settings on my Apple Watch, scrolled down to health data, touched the powrlabs tab and the watch linked to the HRM. When using the workouts icon on the Apple Watch, BPM from the HRM was displayed. BPM from the HRM are also displayed through the Heart Rate icon on the Apple Watch. PowrLabs solved the inaccuracy issue with my Apple Watch. The photo style sensor on the Apple Watch was reading quite high the frost ten minutes of my workout. The PowrLabs HRM with chest strap and electrode style monitoring was highly accurate from the beginning of my workout. It matches the electrode style HRM used in hospitals. I know this first hand. During my 30 minute workout on an elliptical, the chest strap remained firmly in place and was in no way uncomfortable. The BPM reading remained steady and fluctuated appropriate to my exertion. Having an accurate reading makes me feel comfortable trying to hit a target. It also demonstrates what various levels feel like to your body. Critical for folks that are doing rehab. Strong buy recommendation and great value. For a reasonable price this product delivers peace of mind and removes the stress that inaccurate BPM readings can create. It also gives you confidence to continue exercising.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2025 by Ward Hawley
This heart rate monitor works great, paired with my Garmin 1030 right away, works perfectly. Save your self some money if you think you have to have a Garmin HRM. I always had Garmin HRM chest bands. This one works just as well and cost a lot less. I use for cycling outdoors 50 to 100 mile rides.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Amazon Customer
I have compared this simultaneously with an optical armband and Garmin watch, and the PowerLabs is quicker to repond to changes in heart rate during exercise and can read higher peaks during brief, hard efforts. For instance, if I go from resting to very vigorous exercise like pullpus, and back to resting- the chest strap reading raises faster and will peak higher, then start coming down faster than the optical sensors. And the optical sensors never register the true peak, because my heart rate is already falling again before they've caught up with it. However, on steady efforts like jogging or resting, they all tend to agree pretty closely with each other. I was concerned that the chest strap felt uncomfortable the first time I put it on, but I very quickly got used to it and now I don't mind it at all. I run the contact area under water and/or dampen my chest where it sits to ensure a good contact and have had no problems with a reading. I've also run in the rain with it with no problems, so the monitor unit seems properly waterproof. It syncs right up to my watch and phone apps. The MapmyRun app was a little reluctant to connect, but it eventually did- perhaps because I gave up on it, connected another app, then went back to MapmyRun and it connected immediately. Another cool thing is my Garmin watch will automatically detect lactate threshold with this chest strap. which it cannot do with its own optical sensor or the optical arm band, and it detected my threshold within one beat of my result from the Joe Friel 30 minute test. Anyway- it's working well so far at a fraction of the cost of a Garmin strap. I'll update the review if anything changes. UPDATE After about 6 months, the battery died, but I emailed Powrlab and provided my amazon order number and they sent 2 good quality replacement batteries. I also had problems with cadence lock in cool weather when I'm sweating less, but I bought some electrode gel and that works great, so still happy with my purchase. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by DanD
Device works well with polar app, but it does not connect to my local gym equipment and the battery lasted 2 months, not the 10 advertised. I am in the gym for about an hour and 20 minutes 5x per week. How hard can it be to make with a rechargeable battery? Oh yeah, the link to the free battery is a dead end also, I even clicked the link on their web site!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Bob Lambert