Heart Rate Monitor- Pulse BPM. Reviews

by Peggy295.

I really like HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM. It’s a tool I can use as often as I want in a day to keep tabs on my heart rate. I downloaded HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM one night when I felt my heart running away with itself. The reading and additional information and estimates scared me enough to make some needed changes in my life. That night I also downloaded two other apps that were not user friendly. My mother started using HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM a few weeks before me and highly recommends it. She has CHF and is working hard to control it. Thank you for being my constant companion on my journey back to good health!

by Thunderbird Loretta

I really love it! I have tried a couple of apps over and over again and decided to give this one a try. In all the other ones that I have used you have to hold your finger over the camera in the right position for the duration of the time they tell you for. In HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM there is no certain way that you have to hold your finger and it does not take really long. I decided to experiment a bit and even found that it can pick up a pulse from your hand and it is accurate.

by Peace Bringer Springheel Jack

My doctor told me I have an abnormally high heart rate and told me that I needed medication to keep it in range or I could go into cardiac arrest, but with HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM it shows me such a low and safe range that I never take my medicine anymore! My wife and kids will be so happy to know that I'm getting better! No more medicine thanks to HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM! Thank you!!!

by Alexander Anna

This little app. Helps me keep track of my pacemaker. Yes it's not a medical device, but if there is a problem with the heart rate I get a hold of my doctor. So yes HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM is great and gets5 stars. And the exercises are not that hard to do. I have told other people about HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM who have pacemakers and or others with heart problems. We use it as a tool. Now if it gust could do bp.

by Beck Davidson

I’ve been using HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM for over a year now and find it very accurate. HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM is easy to use and has what you need to take your pulse without having to pay for anything. From what I can tell if you did want to upgrade it there are some nice options and no adds.

by JackRosoJake

HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM does a better job of monitoring my heart rate than others in the use of the camera instead of the built in sensor. It offers a selection of activity levels. I would love it if I could write more details with that activity level. Also, it would be helpful to have a graph showing daily trends...

by Artemis Terri

Always worked perfectly but I just got the new iPhone 11 Pro which has three cameras. The camera that HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM uses is the bottom right camera but the flash it at the top left. Considering how the technology works this means that you cannot get a reading anymore as the light does not enter your finger.

by Tucker222

I have Diabetes II and I use this as a type of monitor. If I see my pulse is up, I check my pill dispenser and there’s a 1 to 1 correlation with having forgotten to take my meds. I exercise, so if my pulse gets above 60, I start paying a little more attention to what’s happening in my environment. It’s fun to check in on your heart once a day. Wish it could do blood pressure checks.

by Handsome Durwin

I normally don’t write reviews, but after turning on Health sharing with the iPhone’s health app, I couldn’t help but notice how simply written and straightforward the disclaimer and privacy notice was! It’s also free to download with a limit of three free measures per day, and that’s better than a lot of other apps. I don’t want anything fancy, something super basic.

by BoothBlast

HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM is a Great heart rate monitor and reader it is accurate and does a number of different other functions- I'd recommend it for heart rate testing; it says not for medical but that's OK because you can always check your heart rate by touching the right side of your neck and counting the beats for 30 seconds and then you times that the number by two. Auto-written but correct ⬆️ 🙂

by Friendly 70

I don’t use the features for a cost because I don’t have any interest in the population comparisons right now, but the ease of taking my own pulse with my phone camera is great. Easy to use, readings compare to more sensitive devices, connects to other health apps, has a designator for whether one had been resting or active before the reading - great simple heart rate counter.

by Winsome Luna

I use HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM when I need to see my heart rate on a night out so I know when to not have another of the old ya know, if I realise my heart rate is too high on the next turn then I leave it for half hour, perfect for people who are worried about what’s going on with their bodies if they get anxious if something is going wrong after a little too much of the old ya know❄️

by Cherry-22.

My favorite app, gives me the incentive to exercise when I don't go to the gym. Always good to know your heart Health in comparison to every one else in your age group. The slower your heart the stronger it is. Unless you're suffering from heart failure. Going with the Cardiio part of HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM , I do feel better the rest of the day, I give this a five star rating for sure.‼️PS-your heart is a muscle if you don't use it it will become weaker!

by Exalted Father24

The only improvement I'd make is a bit if instruction on how to position your finger. My phone has multiple lenses. It's the top left lens on that should be covered for me , but the flashlight is underneath. To get a good and consistent measurement I need to put the tip of my finger far over the top lens so that the first joint is at the bottom of the lower lens. You'll see the heart icon turn red with the illumination of your blood.

by Asmi Friend In War

I have been using Cardiio almost daily since the afternoon a few years ago when my son put it on my iPhone because I was worried about what was going on with my heart. It says it’s not to be used for medical purposes, but, when my doctor and I checked it’s accuracy with his own device, we got the same result on both. In his words, “It’s surprisingly accurate.” I highly recommend the Cardiio app.

by Riley Arnold.

Of which I am both. All jokes aside however, though it doesn't rule anything out it is infinitely more cheap than running out and buying a pulse oximeter. Before I got my 3 lead heart monitor I used this all the time to record how fast my heart was going during episodes of tachycardia. Even if you're just using this when you're exercising, it's good to keep an eye on that stuff.

by Dexterous 292

HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM seems to be very accurate when compared to some of the others out there. I took it to the gym and compared it to a few different machines and it was accurate. I also took it to my drs office and compared to their equipment and it was very accurate there also. Only issue I may have is having trouble getting a reading of my hand is cold or if I move too much but that is normal and understandable

by KimberleyWillow.

this has saved my life and my mind. I thought I was just a lil tired HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM confirmed what I felt emotionally n physically so I went to ER. ER said the same HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM did. i was all in the red liquids but now it's gone done. its easy to understand. 2 start I'm already ill in my bones n joints I have had 12 lumber surgery. life dont let you quit. i try to keep up but sometimes life puts me in the er but with this I can save myself a trip to ER n not have to be at the ER when the zombie arise jk

by Winslow Tansy

App appears to be accurate most of the time. Great for keeping track of progress. I have anxiety so I like to check while coming down from an anxiety attack so I know where I am. It's too bad their isn't another option other than rest and active. Technically while having anxiety you wouldn't want to categorize as rest but you also couldn't categorize as active. It would be nice if there was another category so my checks during anxiety won't be grouped toward the average for resting heart rate.

by Trinity Snap

HeartChecker is handy, available whenever you’re carrying your phone, which for many of us, is pretty much always. Readings are quick, about 15 seconds, just hit start and put finger gently over camera lens (or use face function). Accuracy is impressive. I was recently in the hospital for heart surgery and have had several follow-ups with surgeon and HeartCheckerlogist. Readings from HeartChecker consistently track hospital and doctor readings pretty much perfectly, even when heart is somewhat irregular.

by Mom2boys009

Went in and started doing measurements and it just kept repeating itself without showing results. Definitely canceling my subscription to this.

by Hilton Frostbite

I downloaded a few apps before this one, the very first one did not work which made me disappointed, then came HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM and wow! I opened HeartRateMonitorPulseBPM , continued to the heart rate and instantly the flash light turned on (which did not happen on the first app) and started to calculate my pulse, it indicated the time I should wait and finally it gave me my results! Also they mentioned if my pulse was normal or not. I was very satisfied. Thanks 😁