Customer Reviews for Garmin - HRM 600 - Heart Rate Monitors - XS-S - Black
Customer Rating
4
all good 2 go
on October 18, 2025
Posted by: spelunking in paincaves
working like a charm, no problems. the button snaps are working perfect no crazy sticking issues, maybe they updated the snaps to resolve a past issue (Shrug)
I had an issue with the documentation. I bought it through my company’s bank account, but Garmin support said that I forgot to mention it was a company purchase, so they issued the invoice to me as an individual. I asked to change the invoice details, but the support team said the only way to correct it was to return the product and buy it again with a different name on the invoice. That’s nonsense...
I got the hrm 600 today, unboxed it connected the sensor to the strap, and when I tried to remove it from the strap to charge, one of the connectors broke right of!
Very inferior quality for a almost 2000 SEK heartrate monitor, garmin! Not satisfied!
Response from GarminBy Garmin, Care, October 10, 2025
Please reach out to our product support team at 800-800-1020 Monday through Friday 7a-7p CST so they can look into this for you.
I agree with a lot of the reviews I now read. The point of a rechargeable HRM in my mind was to make it easier to charge and/or prevent throwing away the coin cells. I cannot get past being unable to detach the monitor from strap. I'm wondering if I am going to break it when I need to give it the first charge, as it certainly seems that way when I tried to remove it.
Response from GarminBy Garmin, Care, October 6, 2025
Hi! You will need to pull the monitor from the strap to detach the two pins holding it. I included a helpful Getting Started article below. http://ms.spr.ly/6427sINdv
If you would like to call into our product support team you can, our number is 800-800-1020. M- F, 7 AM - 7 PM CTL.
battery has been dropping about 10% per hour of use, not the long term potential that is advertised. the additional metrics are enjoyable for me such as left and right balance, spikes of heart rate on anaerobic activities otherwise not observed by optical sensor, and running economy.