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Customer Reviews for Garmin HRM 200 Heart Rate Monitor Strap, XS-S, Black (010-13388-01)

Garmin HRM 200 Heart Rate Monitor Strap, XS-S, Black (010-13388-01)~#|#~C8C72A98-99B8-480A-BFC861C1F40681DB_sc7
Garmin HRM 200 Heart Rate Monitor Strap, XS-S, Black (010-13388-01)~#|#~C07B5156-8525-4143-8D84454361DFAD58_sc7
Garmin HRM 200 Heart Rate Monitor Strap, XS-S, Black (010-13388-01) is Out of stock
Item # : 24631836
Model # : GRM1338801
  • Transmits accurate real-time heart rate and heart rate variability data to compatible Garmin smartwatches (sold separately) and cycling computers, fitness equipment, and apps
  • Comfortable strap is available in 2 sizes for the most ideal fit for your body type: XS-S strap is 22 in. to 28 in., fits chest size 23.5 in. to 33.5 in.; M-XL strap is 28 in. to 42 in., fits chest size 31.5 in. to 47 in.
Price is $79.99
3.97
77 reviews
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61%
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3 star
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2 star
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1 star
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Most helpful positive review
Posted Nov 30, 2025
Easily pairs with my other devices.
I purchased this over a month ago and have been very pleased with it. I would recommend this product to anyone to anyone. It easily pairs with my other devices.
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Most helpful critical review
Posted Nov 19, 2025
Does not work with Peloton!
Says works with Peloton but does not. Attempts to connect, connects and then drops. Have tried new battery, different machines, all with the same bad result! Do not purchase for use with Peloton.
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BamaJ
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Garmin
Posted Nov 30, 2025
Easily pairs with my other devices.
I purchased this over a month ago and have been very pleased with it. I would recommend this product to anyone to anyone. It easily pairs with my other devices.
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evan d
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Nov 29, 2025
I’m not aware of a heart rate strap that is more advanced
Full feature set including running dynamics and the ability to record exercises without your Garmin watch on. No optical heart rate is accurate enough, so I have been using heart rate straps for the past 10 years. The only downside to the 600 is that it is not completely waterproof like the old tri and swim models. I believe you can still get swim data from the 600, but...
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Cfar27
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Posted Nov 26, 2025
Worth the money
Easy to set up and reconnects quickly with each use. Much more accurate than a watch alone. Definitely worth it.
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Adam S
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Posted Nov 25, 2025
Connected easy. Fits great and has 4 sensor areas to aid in capture of accurate heartrate
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Marc V
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Nov 25, 2025
Great product
Super easy to use and leaps and bounds better than my watch. Only small (very small) downside is that it is recommended you wet the device before using it. Living in a cold climate and working out at 4am doesn't mix well with having to put a wet and cold device on my body, but I guess it makes me stronger for it. Overall 9/10 would recommend to my friends.
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Joe A.
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Posted Nov 21, 2025
Perfect HRM
Heart rate monitors aren't sexy, but when you get one that does exactly what it's supposed to and also feels great while it's on is fantastic. I like the new strap compared to the older unit I had. The pairing button on the front of the unit works GREAT and I love the fact I can wash the strap with zero worries.
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Anthony E
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Nov 20, 2025
it works so far
it replaced an older garmin hr strap. took a little trouble shooting to pair correctly, but it's working so fart
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Avidcyclist
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Garmin
Posted Nov 19, 2025
Does not work with Peloton!
Says works with Peloton but does not. Attempts to connect, connects and then drops. Have tried new battery, different machines, all with the same bad result! Do not purchase for use with Peloton.
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Maureen B
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Posted Nov 18, 2025
As expected
Easy to connect and works as expected. Strap is comfortable.
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Gunninglike
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Garmin
Posted Nov 16, 2025
Does what it is supposed to do
I recently added the Garmin HRM200 to my setup, mainly because my bike computer, watch and taillight with radar are already Garmin.
The HRM200 does exactly what it promises: it reliably displays heart rate data. Setup was quick and seamless with my existing Garmin devices.
Compared to my previous Polar H10, I haven’t noticed any extra features or integration benefits...
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William W
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Nov 15, 2025
So far this HRM is working well. It was easy to pair and is being used team sports and other activities where I don't want to wear my watch. It is annoying needing to remember to charge this versus the older models that lasted for months before needing a charge. However the trade off is worth it to use as a standalone device. Time will tell how this lasts but the initia...
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Frank H
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Posted Nov 11, 2025
Wanted better real time HR tracking on the Garmin Connect app. My Polar H10 gives more useful information during activity.
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Tallguyky60
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Garmin
Posted Nov 5, 2025
Works fantastic
Connects quickly with my Garmin bike gps. Replaced older version with this
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Dave R
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Oct 31, 2025
Great HR monitor.
Much better accuracy with the HRM 200 vs the wrist based monitor. This is a must have for anyone who is serious about their training. The HRM provides a much higher level of responsiveness than a wrist based monitor, especially when on hills and/or running outside in cold weather. Eye opening for HR training. Super easy to set up and pair with everything. I don’t run wi...
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Joe M
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Posted Oct 29, 2025
Mainly for indoor bike training with zwift
It pairs seamlessly with what I need it to pair with. I had to switch channels for zwift to pick it up, but once it paired I was off to the races.
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Tracy S
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ExpertVoice.com
Posted Oct 28, 2025
awesome HRM
Love this device. gives cool metrics paired with my garmin 970
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No juice
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Posted Oct 25, 2025
Brand new with dead battery
You would expect to be able to use your product you first buy and not have to go out and get a new battery
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Rene C
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Posted Oct 25, 2025
This heartrate monitor offers flexible activity tracking! You can go phone-less or computer-less. It's rechargeable which is a game changer. No more pesky battery changes
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Pinch HIITer
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Garmin
Posted Oct 24, 2025
'Works' but not perfect
Yes, it detects and broadcasts my HR, and it was easy to pair with my Vivoactive 6 and iphone. But it simply can't keep up with a rapidly increasing HR, such as at the start of a high intensity interval during a HIIT session. Instead, it loses track of the HR and simply broadcasts junk data, often for a couple of minutes before finally recovering. The only way to avoid ...
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Ed8514
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Garmin
Posted Oct 23, 2025
Mostly great
I have had this for a few months and it measures my heart rate accurately. It stays connected to my Edge 830 when cycling but occasionally drops the connection with my Feniz 6 Sapphire watch for a few seconds— not sure why. I have tried all of the recommended fixes and none work. Stays connected as long as my watch is in front of my body. And only drops for a few se...
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