COOSPO H6 Bluetooth and ANT+ chest strap heart rate monitor

Rank #5 in Best Heart Rate Monitors 2026: 10 Ranked, Three Spec Sheets Wrong

COOSPO H6 Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap

£21.68 4.2 from 8,777 Amazon ratings
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The COOSPO H6 is a chest strap heart rate monitor: a sensor pod that clips onto a soft strap and sends your heart rate over Bluetooth 4.0 or ANT+ to a phone, tablet, sports watch, bike computer or gym machine. It comes fifth in our guide, priced at £21.68, rated 4.2 out of 5 from 8,777 ratings, and ranked 3 in Amazon's Heart Rate Monitors category.

The spec table is where the H6 is worth reading closely. Its Display Size is listed as 36 inches — exactly the top of the 25–36 inch strap adjustment range given on the same sheet, on a device whose stated box contents are a heart rate sensor, a soft chest strap and a user manual, and whose bullet points never mention a screen. Its Sensor Type is given as "Wearable", which describes how you wear it rather than what is inside it. The rating breakdown supplied adds to 100 entries while the listing reports 8,777 ratings, so the 63 five-star and 11 one-star figures read as shares rather than counts. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this product, not from any testing we carried out.

How those 8,777 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.2 stars.

5 star
63%
4 star
16%
3 star
7%
2 star
3%
1 star
11%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £21.68
Rating 4.2 out of 5 from 8,777 ratings
Best Sellers Rank 3 in Heart Rate Monitors
Display size 36 inches (as listed) — the same figure as the strap's maximum length
Strap adjustment range 25–36 inches
Sensor type Wearable (as listed)
Battery Replaceable CR2032, up to 300 hours
Waterproof rating IP67

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

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“Originally I was looking at the Polar H10, but then I discovered this model. It received good feedback on review websites and cost less than one third the price of the Polar so I bought it. I have paired it with the Polar Beat 'app' and it works great. The strap is comfy enough and although it's not as thin as other monitors, you forget you're wearing it after a while. Save yourself £50 over the Polar and get this one, you won't be disappointed.”

Rohan
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“Worked flawlessly over 2,500 miles / 140 hours of mostly winter riding, paired with an ancient Garmin Edge 500 cycle computer. Also connects well to my mobile phone and Strava app. Have not yet had to replace the battery. Quite impressed for the price, I just wish they'd put a few years' warranty period on it for peace of mind.”

Hawk

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Heart Rate Monitors 2026: 10 Ranked, Three Spec Sheets Wrong.

Questions people ask

Does the COOSPO H6 have a screen?

The listing's Display Size field says 36 inches, but the same listing gives the box contents as a heart rate sensor, a soft chest strap and a user manual, and 36 inches is exactly the top of the 25–36 inch strap adjustment range.

What can the COOSPO H6 connect to?

Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+. The listing names smartphones, tablets, sports watches, bike computers, treadmills, spin bikes, rowing machines and other fitness equipment.

Which apps does the COOSPO H6 work with?

The listing names Wahoo, REVOOLA, Zwift, Polar Beat, Endomondo, Runkeeper, IpBike, Peloton, elite hrv app, iCardio, DDP Yoga, Connect2, vzfit, CoospoRide, iFIT and Komoot.

How long does the battery last?

The listing states up to 300 hours from a replaceable CR2032 battery.

Is the COOSPO H6 waterproof?

The listing gives it IP67.

What is in the box and what warranty applies?

A heart rate sensor, a soft chest strap and a user manual, with a stated product warranty of 12 months.

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