- HIGH INTENSITY TRACKING: Utilize the integrated optical sensor and built-in accelerometer to precisely track your heart rate in real-time to monitor the intensity of your workout – helping to ensure you are keeping your heart rate in your target zone.
- EXTENDED BATTERY LIFE: Powerful long-lasting rechargeable lithium ion battery with integrated battery cell for extended use. Enjoy up to 24 hours of use time on the full charge to get the most out of your workouts and activities, plus a low battery indicator light to help you track battery life.
- DURABLE & WATERPROOF: The tough, waterproof materials provide long-lasting usage without compromising on performance. Its waterproof rating of IP68 means its perfect for swimming, running outdoors and other intense workouts. It can withstand the elements and keep you going in any environment.
- WIDE RANGE OF COMPATIBILITY: Enjoy full compatibility with all major fitness apps, exercise equipment and sporting equipment with ANT+ and Bluetooth supported products. Rely on its universal connectivity to easily monitor your heart rate data while you work out in different environments, whether it’s at the gym, outdoors, or at home, and trust that your data will be accurately and conveniently stored and transferred.
- ADJUSTABLE AND COMFORTABLE: Our R+2.0 armband is easily adjustable due to the soft, stretchy, and lightweight material. The armband can fit snuggly on upper forearms, biceps, and triceps with three placement options ranging from 6.7 inches to 15.75 inches. Enjoy maximum performance and comfort with a secure fit and adjustable closure, so you can focus on your workout without worrying about the band slipping off.
- Backed By Scosche’s 1 Year Exchange Warranty and Lifetime Tech Support!
13 reviews for Scosche Rhythm R+2.0: Waterproof/Dustproof Armband with ANT+ & BLE Bluetooth Smart for Hyper Accurate Workout Heart Rate Monitoring with Wahoo, Peloton, LED Monitor, DDP Yoga,…
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Amazon Customer –
I’ve used this brand for years. It pairs well with my peloton bike and stays on while lifting weights. It’s comfortable enough that I rarely notice I’m wearing it. This newer version sometimes comes unclasped which was never an issue with the first version I had.
pesho –
I needed a heart sensor for my virtual rides – for my regular rides outside i use a Garmin Fenix watch for tracking but it is a pain in the but to link it to my tablet for virtual rides in MyWhoosh so i wanted to get a standloane sensor. I first looked at chest straps but they are more expensive and more finicky to work with so I gave the Rhythm 2 armband a shot. The heart rate is just as accurate(or better) as my $600 watch and it is plug and play – just turn it on and search for a heart sensor in the MyWhoosh app – it pops up in a second or two. The same should be true for other virtual ride apps(Rouvy, Zwift, etc)
Jason Woerner –
I love this product. I use it for all of my workouts. It works really well. Unfortunately it now has stopped working, and won’t accept a charge.
K –
I bought a more expensive heart rate monitor to wear on my chest and it didn’t work, plus the battery was super difficult to install. This device charges in the wall, and it lasts a very long time on one charge. It’s comfortable to wear, and my heart rate is consistent, plus it’s easy to pair with MapMyRun (haven’t been able to get it to connect to Strava yet). If you’re looking for a low cost monitor, I’d recommend trying this out.
Mike b –
Another edit after several months of use. I experimented with several positions on my arm and found my inner forearm the best for measurement. I am more impressed with this device than I expected. This is an edit to my original review and I think it’s important because I want to be fair. After more use I think this device is better than I originally suggested. It can give you a relatively accurate HR. I find that it doesn’t adjust as quickly as a chest strap to changes in pace. The real issue seems to be how far it can transmit. If you are using it for treadmill running, outdoor running or riding you bike with a stem mounted display, I think it will be just fine. When I am using it for indoor cycling training I find the bluetooth and ANT signal does not transmit far so I need to keep my laptop/tablet much closer than I normally would. I use an HRM every day and I have been using them for many years. For accuracy I prefer a chest strap. I am for recovering from heart surgery and the strap is super uncomfortable. I have a couple of garmin watches with HR but I know they are inaccurate. I watched some reviews of this product and thought I would give it a try. The ant+ comms is really bad. You have to be right on top of your antenna for it to work. Bluetooth is better but the data is inaccurate at least half the time. It is inexpensive and comfortable but if you need accurate hr data it’s not good enough.
Star Man –
Absolutely killer deal on a incredibly well-designed and executed unit. I highly recommend this over anything else
Kenz –
My expectations were guarded as the reviews for this product were a bit all over the place. I wanted to get this to connect to my Peloton to get the ‘strive score’. It connect immediately and super easily, also connected easily to the peloton app on my phone for non bike workouts. It is very accurate for heart rate, I compared it to my fit bit watch and it’s spot on- if not seems to be more accurate to the level of activity I’m doing. I charge it once a week but I think it could go much longer than that. Be warned that any band like this takes some getting used to (comfort-wise) as bands like this work best if they are tight so the sensor stays in the same location. I do think the quality of the band is fine, probably similar elastic to any band like this. I had zero issues with this product, it was well worth it for the affordable price!
cindy –
Does perfecly what its supposed to do. Work well with zwift and garmin
S. Baker –
This was my experience. Yours might be different. I had the first version of this product for a couple of years and it worked very well for me. I decided to ‘upgrade’ to this version. The first R 2.0 I received paired quickly and easily with my Peloton, but it had wildly erratic readings. I’ve been using HR monitors for ten years and knew it was monitor, not user, error. I called Scosche CS after useless initial email response. Big shout out to phone CS from Scosche rep: I had a kind acknowledgement of my disappointment and a new unit in a day or two. I’ve given the replacement R 2.0 a month now and FOR ME the R 2.0 is unsatisfactory. It requires me to have absolutely precise placement: a millimeter too low or too high or too much to one side and readings begin to drop, and drop. If I sweat or move my arm and the band shifts around, just a little, the readings fall. And they fall A LOT (I periodically check the R 2.0 reading against my Galaxy Watch5.) The whole point of having an HR monitor that sends readings to my bike screen is so I can easily access reasonably accurate HR and push harder or pull back as necessary. The first unit was a dud and the replacement is simply too finicky. Scosche can and should do much better than this. Though their CS is terrific it can’t make up for a mediocre product. Sadly, I’m on the hunt now for another product, by another brand. I gave this review 3 Stars, one of which was earned by excellent customer service on the phone. The first unit would have gotten 1 Star and its replacement 2 Stars.
Josh –
Bought it as a spare HR monitor for Zwift rides in the garage. Paired quickly, seems to be on par with the Garmin 935 watch on my wrist, and it’s way more comfortable than the chest strap I use on outdoor rides. Highly recommend this!
Jean jones –
Works great and is very comfortable to wear during excercise.
Pau Pinto –
La banda llegó bien, la utilicé dos veces y se apagó por completo, intenté cargarla, muchas horas pero nunca me marcaba carga completa y nunca
Volvió a prender
John A. Chemycz II –
This is WAS my go-to HRM for cycling – for a mere 40 days before it started to malfunction. It is now unusable. It is fully charged and will only stay powered on for less than 1 minute before shutting down. This started happening without any damage to the unit (never taken into water even though it’s IPX 68, and have never dropped or hit it against anything). If I can still return through Amazon I will.
I also initially had some connectivity drops broadcasting to my Garmin Edge 1040 on ANT+. Apparently it’s an issue with occasional malformed data, which Garmin alleges needs to be corrected on the HRM side. Well, long story short, I abandoned the ANT+ connection and switched to BLE and it was rock solid. Not nearly as many drops as previous, but I would still occasionally get signal drops requiring me to reboot the HRM. I’m not sure if this was an issue with the HRM or on my Garmin Edge. The newest firmware update allows for three simultaneous BLE connections, so no issues with using this as the primary method.
I’m thinking this might be the reason why the unit is only $30 now.