ActiveFitness TrackersGarmin HRM 200 is proof that simplicity still wins in fitness techThe fitness brand’s latest HRM is a budget-friendly model that nails the essentialsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
ActiveFitness TrackersGarmin HRM 200 is proof that simplicity still wins in fitness techThe fitness brand’s latest HRM is a budget-friendly model that nails the essentialsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
The fitness brand’s latest HRM is a budget-friendly model that nails the essentials
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
(Image credit: Garmin)
(Image credit: Garmin)
Garmin, fresh off the launch of theInstinct 3 Series, is back with another gadget to make sure your workouts are more informed than ever – the HRM 200 chest strap.
This unassumingheart rate monitormight not have an AMOLED display or built-in flashlight, but it promises to keep your heart (rate) in check with military precision.
The HRM 200 is all about simplicity done right and offers razor-sharp heart rate and heart rate variability (HRV) data for runners, cyclists, and athletes of all kinds.
While it collects fewer metrics than the flagshipGarmin HRM-Pro, the HRM 200 does connect seamlessly withGarmin smartwatches, Edge cycling computers, and even the Tacx Training app.
Available in two sizes (XS-S and M-XL), the HRM 200 ditches the one-size-fits-none approach for something thatactuallyfits.
The strap is machine washable (yes!) because nobody wants to work out with last week’s sweat still hanging around.
With a battery life that stretches up to a year using a coin-cell battery (unlike the rechargeableWahoo Trackr Heart Rate), the HRM 200 will probably outlast your New Year’s resolution to hit the gym more often.
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It even has a status LED light to let you know it’s alive and kicking—or in need of a quick battery swap.
At £79.99/ $79.99/ AU$149 (Garmin UK,Garmin USandGarmin AU), the HRM 200 is a no-brainer for those who want data accuracy without the bulk of a smartwatch.
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