Bioheart

This is the best heart monitor I’ve ever used. Data is clear and abundant. One issue connecting to the phone however tech support was on it and got me set up in no time at all. Very supportive company who cares about your health and saving costs in the long term!

As a medical provider I was interested in this device only to be disappointed by technical issues. The device should not be this hard to connect to your smartphone.

Often have to wait long periods of time to view heart rate/rhythm and can’t ever seem to view recordings to share with dr - always get an error message says no access to server check internet connection I don’t see anywhere within the app or setup to check the internet connection which is curious. The battery life is outstanding as you get nearly 2.5 days of monitoring between charging but using the actual data that you want to record and keep track of just isn’t there and I can’t seem to find where all that data is going

So far, the Bioheart app has been flakey for me. Won’t display HR, despite having a “good” connection. Today, it went basically all day without syncing my data. I just got the HR to display now after updating to latest firmware. Hopefully it will sync back rest of day. It’s a new product so I wasn’t expecting a fully featured app, but the app doesn’t really do much of anything beyond a regular HR monitor app, besides displaying your heart rhythm. And I have to say, that’s disappointing. It doesn’t have the ability to sync with Apple’s Health app, as far as I can tell, so I can’t use it in conjunction with the Activity app in place of my watch. It definitely won’t sync with my Concept2 rower so I have to go back to a regular chest strap to use that. I presume it won’t sync with any other exercise device either, but I only have a Concept2 to try it with. The graphs the app does display for HR and activity are not particularly useful or easy to see on a phone. The “Activity” panel of the app literally only tells you your active minutes, your average HR, and chronological graph of when you were active. You can’t add in any info about a workout or anything like that. The device, itself, also burns through your phone battery something significant, though I suppose that’s not an app problem. The intro price for this device wasn’t terrible, but if this app doesn’t get more features, I may move to a different device that recently started popping up on my FB ads, despite it being more than twice the price.