powrlabs Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap - ANT + Bluetooth Chest Heart Rate Monitor with Chest Strap - HRM Run Bike Cycling - Chest Strap Heart Monitor for Strava Zwift Wahoo Garmin Polar Peloton
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Style: Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap
Features
- Super Comfortable - A chest strap heart rate monitor made with super soft, stretchable material that is accurate & comfortable all workout long.
- Easy-to-Use - Want Chest Heart Rate Monitors that pair instantly? Our heart monitor for exercise pairs easily with your favorite Bluetooth or ANT+ apps & the heart rate sensor is reliable every time you use it.
- Workout Tested - Water & sweat proof design (IPX67 rated), this heart monitor chest strap has been put to the test by pro endurance athletes. Our exercise heart monitors have been sweat tested & provide real time heart monitor training data.
- Engineered Value - We build HR monitors with the quality & technology of the "big brands" with the value of "no mark up" direct to consumer brand. Our US based team is always here to make the best products & make it right.
- Unrivaled Warranty - Unlimited battery replacements & a 12 mth warranty make this one of the best heart rate monitor options. Apps we recommend: Strava, Polar Beat, Garmin, Wahoo.
Brand: POWR LABS
Material: Plastic
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Smartphones
Screen Size: 38 Inches
Item Weight: 55 Grams
Battery Life: 8760 Hours
Sensor Type: Wearable
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Product Dimensions: 61"L x 1.5"W x 0.15"H
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.17 x 1.69 x 1.26 inches
Package Weight: 0.07 Kilograms
Brand Name: POWR LABS
Manufacturer: POWR LABS
Part Number: Powrlabs
Style: Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap
Date First Available: December 20, 2019
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bought to replace transmitter for Garmin 830. Out of the box, the strap is basically identical to the Garmin strap. Paired with my 830 immediately, and worked 10.0 on a 90 minute ride. heart rate matched with watch. So far a solid value at half the price of OEM.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by Double Dee
I have been having issues with my Wahoo Tickr HR monitor. I keeps having drop outs. Marks really low HR. And generally just not connecting. I was looking for a new one that would work and not break the bank. I looked at Garmin and their HR monitor is nearly $100. No way. I found this one on Amazon and gave it a shot. It connected immediately. It has not had dropout and seems to respond quicker to HR changes. The strap is comfortable. I thought the strap connector may be an issue since it is connected via a hook-type thing. But you don’t even notice it and it doesn’t move. All told this was what I was looking for and at a great price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by MonkeyKnifeFight
It initially paired an to iFit treadmill after some difficulty but seems to be ok. It does seem ANT+ compatible.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 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. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by DanD
I want to love this strap. It is really comfortable, and is easy to use BUT I can’t use it for what I want it for. I want to be able to only wear the heart rate monitor while grappling and have the heart rate send to Apple health so I can track it with my app, but it will not upload so it is basically useless. I tried with Strava, but Apple does not except Strava heart rate, so I am pretty much stuck . Maybe they will add an integration later on. Returning.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by Aphid
The bottom line is that this is an excellent replacement. It actually fit better than the original strap that came with the HRM. It also fits my old Garmin snugly also, yeah when Garmin was not about all proprietary throw-away business model. For the price of less than $15, I think it is a good deal to extend the lifespan of the HRM devices. My massive canine friend (weighs 10 and a half pounds and stands 9 and a quarter inches tall) is a strength testing machine. One day he decided to test his dental crushing and shearing strength on my Powerlabs HRM. Luckily, his huge 5-mm long teeth did not damage the monitor itself, but ensured that the strap lay astray in morbid pieces as the electrode innards were exposed. I searched on amazon using "HRM band replacement" and it gave results for other generic bands. Just when I was going to pull the trigger on one of them, "More items to explore" showed this band, which was cheaper. Sometime I wonder if the Search AI really thinks and recommends the right thing, based on our "purchase history", but I digress. I would definitely purchase it again and ensure to keep it away from the gigantic strength testing machine I have inherited.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023 by Z-06
I've been using a Garmin heart rate monitor for 20 years. Both Garmin monitors stopped working when the seal broke allowing sweet inside. This monitor was much cheaper, but probably less likely to "leak" because the device with the battery sits on top of the chest strap. I've only had it for a week, so I'll update if any problems arise. But I whole heartedly recommend this monitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Benjamin Franklin
I am impressed with this product. I have tried so many expensive brands over the years and this very inexpensive and simple heart rate monitor works wonderfully. I am using the Future app for workouts and my expensive watch didn't connect so I was looking for something else. It took this little monitor two seconds to connect and the data is amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by Eliana T. Eliana T.