Heart rate monitor Reviews

I have an iPhone se and the buttons are cut off so I can’t hit submit to record measurements. Too bad - looks good otherwise.

Extremely invasive collection of passwords, iD’s, websites etc.. that has nothing to do with Heartratemonitor. Strongly suggest you read this before use.

All though the pulse rate was accurate I don’t understand how you can track the heart rhythm off a peripheral pulse? Showing the P wave, QRS, and T wave with out have no other leads is misleading and could cause people to panic. My Rhythm showed ST depression which indicates lack of oxygen to the heart or some other type of cardiac issue. If I were sitting here short of breath or having chest pains I’d maybe believe it but that’s we’re Heartratemonitor could be misleading to people with some healthcare knowledge. If you are able to give me a good explanation on how you get a cardiac rhythm based on the pulse using the capillaries on your finger that would be awesome and I’d maybe give it 5 stars and use that info to make millions creating an ekg machine that you place on a patients fingers and toes.

I’ve had some problems in the past with high heart rate due to medications. Heartratemonitor was my go to for checking my heart rate. It was very accurate comparing with what the doctor used to measured me. Highly recommend.

Just had a pacemaker implant and Heartratemonitor is very accurate and in-cinq with it. Use it several times a day. Reliable and consistent. Works as advertised.
Still accurate after three years.

I love this apps, it saves my trip going or not to the ER hospital. Alarming me thru their notifications when to check my numbers esp during daytimes busy at work.

Unlike most apps the free version of this is great!! It motivates me to see how I stack up to people in my age group and it really gives me a very complete picture of my overall health data

I was diagnosed with an arrhythmia and postular orthostatic tachycardia syndrome this year. Heartratemonitor has been very helpful in monitoring my heart rate. I’ve compared it to my blood pressure monitor and it’s very accurate, I’d say within 3bpm.

I have an irregular heart rate and take medication to slow my heart rate and also to help establish a regular heart rate. Heartratemonitor allows me to record information and share it with my cardiologist.

The heart rate results are very accurate when compared to manually checking my pulse. Plus it's much more convenient to use. I take my heart rate much more frequently.

Sometimes if your heart rate is high during exercising it is difficult to get it to read but overall accurate and easy to use

I love Heartratemonitor and I love my Apple Watch Heartratemonitor keeps track of my heart rate let me know when it goes up since I suffer from arterial fabulation my spelling may be incorrect sorry but anyways I depend on Heartratemonitor thank you for making it?

Fairly accurate in relation to BP cuffs at blood services and dr office. Great for pre/during/post-workout. Gives me all the info I need in the free version. I like that it also uploads to Apple Health which then uploads to Walgreens for points and to Achievement app for cash.

Heartratemonitor helped me to find my electric system was off (the T waves )showed Er Doctors my problems !The doctor ran EKG And showed same!Problem !My magnesium & Potassium off bad ! After some nitro and IV and meds I was better ,but due to heart stent I had a catherization and I was all clear !And went home feeling good!

Surprised I logged in after a few years and was still able to view old data. Kinda cool. Compared fitness level to current based on testing heart rate. Always been accurate too when compared to manual count per one of my nurse friends lol.

I love Heartratemonitor and I have been putting everything I eat in Heartratemonitor . It checks my heart rate and tell me my steps for the day.
I’m now locked out and not able to track my food. It will still check my pulse and steps but it wants me to download Argus for a free 7 day trial. I would rather pay for a app and be done with it.

I have a personal reason for using Cardiogram. I had an acute MI almost 20 years ago. That event damaged my heart’s internal pacer. Subsequently, I often suffer dysthymia... poor internal control of my heart rate. My heart runs slow... my bradycardia is in the 50’s and goes as slow as the 30’s during sleep. As you might guess, I have an embedded pacemaker.

I am not a fitness buff, but I still find taking my pulse with Heartratemonitor and comparing/charting results interesting and informative. Results are comparable to those in my doctor’s office.