Comparison Garmin HRM Tri vs Garmin HRM Run
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| Garmin HRM Tri | Garmin HRM Run | |
from $186.13 | from $99.99 | |
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Saving heart rate data while diving. Readouts for vertical oscillation, ground contact time, stride length, vertical oscillation to stride length ratio. Designed specifically for triathletes. The Garmin HRM Tri chest strap is not compatible with all devices. See the official Garmin website for compatible devices. | Count steps per minute. Readouts for vertical oscillation, ground contact time, stride length, vertical oscillation to stride length ratio. Battery life: up to 1 year when using the sensor for about 1 hour per day. Designed specifically for runners. The Garmin HRM Run chest strap is not compatible with all devices. See the official Garmin website for compatible devices. | |
| Device type | heart rate sensor | heart rate sensor |
| Mount | on the chest | on the chest |
Specs | ||
| Display | in absent | in absent |
| Possible measurements | pulse rate number of steps | pulse rate number of steps |
More features | ||
| Data transfer | ANT+ | ANT+ |
General | ||
| Source of power | battery | battery |
| Water protection | + | + |
| Waterproof | 50 m | 50 m |
| Built-in memory | ||
| Dimensions | 29x51x9 mm | 29x51x9 mm |
| Band size | 60 – 142 cm | 60 – 142 cm |
| Weight | 59 g | 59 g |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | december 2015 | december 2015 |
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Built-in memory
The device has its own built-in memory.
Almost every sophisticated electronic device has a certain amount of memory, but here we specifically refer to permanent memory. This type of memory is ideal for long-term data storage, ensuring information is retained even during power outages. Its presence enables the device to operate autonomously, storing training logs, individual settings, and other essential data without the need for communication with other devices.
Almost every sophisticated electronic device has a certain amount of memory, but here we specifically refer to permanent memory. This type of memory is ideal for long-term data storage, ensuring information is retained even during power outages. Its presence enables the device to operate autonomously, storing training logs, individual settings, and other essential data without the need for communication with other devices.





