Garmin HRM vs Wahoo Tickr - Heart Rate Monitor Review
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
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You nailed it right on the head regarding the straps. The TICKR strap slips down so easily, no matter how tight I would adjust it. Pro Tip: The TICKR monitor will clip directly on to the Garmin's strap, which I've never had adjustment issues with in 5 years of use. So use those Garmin straps if you have them. Another plus for the TICKR...it works with my HRV recording software, whereas the Garmin doesn't.
Thanks for the feedback and great news that I can clip my wahoo sensoe to the garmin strap 👍
@@melbournecyclingsegments7510 You are very welcome. It was actually one of my riding buddies that mentioned it to me when I was whining about how lousy the Wahoo strap is during a ride. I'm happy to pass on the tip.
Couldn't agree more. My garmin monitor just died. Got a wahoo and it was slipping down the entire time.
thanks you are the first person to talk about the extra sensors on the dual garmin, this must help me a lot
Thanks, very helpful. Looking at the Ticker as I already have a Wahoo Blue SC
Great review super insightful and authentic
Great direct compare review - thanks
Hi there. Thanks for sharing. I know this is an old video. But I have to say the Garmin has more waterproof stability but the moment you sweat the 4 screws will be impossible to get because of the oxidation
Thx for the video, I came here hoping for a waterproof related comment, and got what I wanted, thx.
Good info thanks
Mate, I know Australia is behing the times with fashion, but the flipped collar was about 30 years ago.
Wait, correct me if I'm wrong the HRM-DUAL also has bluetooth support. But your video says otherwise...
My bad, the Garmin HRM I was reviewing is the earlier non-bluetooth version. Just remove the word "dual" from the video and we're good 😂😂
Hey! If the Garmin HRM strap is connected to my Fenix 6 Pro, will the strap send a live heart rate reading to my watch? Or will my watch reflect the heartrate data it's getting from the sensor on the actual watch? Thanks
No personal experience myself with the Fenix 6, but lots of discussion on the topic here
forums.garmin.com/outdoor-recreation/outdoor-recreation/f/fenix-6-series/174778/problem-using-an-external-heart-rate-sensor
What’s Dual about the Garmin? Good clip JP
Just reading now... Apparently the DUAL ones does ant+ and Bluetooth. My bad, guess mine was an old vector 3 unit. Oh well, you get the idea 😉
@@melbournecyclingsegments7510 i was thinking how has he had a dual for 5 years when it only came out january 2019
Great video, and how many hours they last in activities? I have a Wrist HR and only last 8 or 9 hours on, its a difference if i use one of these in bluetooth? My watch can give more hours with a strap instead the wrist HR? Thanx
Both units have excellent battery life. I would use them daily for a couple of hours and they last six months easily
Melbourne Cycling Segments thanx so much 👍
Hello i recently got the new garmin dual hrm and when i wanna connect it to my wahoo there are 2 options Ant and bluetooth which 1 should i choose?
I generally use ant+ for everything but my Garmin computer doesn't give me the option of Bluetooth. I don't think it makes any difference really except maybe battery life. Maybe try both and see if there is any difference between the two options
ANT+ tends to be a more reliable connection, particularly when you have multiple devices
Do they both transmit the heart rate on the smartphone in real time?
The wahoo tickr worked perfectly with my Android Samsung phone. I never tried the garmin. Some phones support ant+ and Bluetooth, I think Apple does not but you might want to check that
@@melbournecyclingsegments7510 Thank you for your quick response, however i would like to make clear that it syncs the heart rate on your mobile while you are running, is this correct? I mean you can see the changes while running on your smartphone app
@@ConstantineGu it did in Strava. If you have another app you use tell me what it is and I will install and test the wahoo for you
My phone is a Samsung s10
The Garmin HRM tri is great.
im getting the tickr purely down to the app
you can use the app even if you dont own wahoo
for me personally i had 3 garmins hr monitors and all 3 did stop working after 2 or 3 years so now i switched to the wahoo tickr and so far i didn't have any issue's with it
And you replaced the battery? because that is about how long the battery lasts. Seems like too much of a coincidence to happen 3 times.