Keiser M Series

is it a surprising and fundamental shortcoming that the heart rate data of the apple watch does not meet this application, cardio training without heart rate measurement? this is a big miss

My apartment has three m3i bikes in our gym. If more than one bike is in use, then the app bounces between the data on each bike. For example, if I’m outputting 200w power and the other rider is outputting 100w, I’ll see the power meter on my app bounce between the two a couple times a second. And this is not just the UI, this is what is actually recorded. So the data I’m saving is totally messed up. How can such a large bug persist on a production app like this?

I have been using this app for the past two years. I recently did the update and I am so disappointed that I did. You can no longer capture you workout data at the end of your ride. As a cycle instructor, I don’t always remember to start it at the beginning of my classes. The few times that I do, it cuts out during the ride and still doesn’t save all the data. Terrible update IMO! The one thing I appreciate is the app will connect to my bike quicker when I do remember to turn it on.

I haven’t used the app for workouts in a pretty long time. Was going to get back on it. Sadly it doesn’t work anymore. It is simply a link to their website now. I just want what I bought.

During onboarding, app goes out of its way to ask for “biological sex” in order to proceed to registration. Not gender, not identity, biological sex. It’s very unclear how it what’s going on between my legs will impact my workout tracking.

If you don’t mind keeping the app open the entire ride then there isn’t an issue. If you decide to switch your music or use another app while riding it will not record any of your data while the app is not open and being used.

Poor connectivity

I cannot review the app performance since I cannot even register it - I keep getting an “unknown error” upon submitting my account info (name, date of birth, gender, metric) and password - pretty disheartening.

This is an OK app, but the numbers on the main screen, other than watts, are far too small. It would be nice if they updated it to mimic their new (late 2023) m3i studio display for those of us who own an earlier version of the m3i, which has a barely visible lcd computer display. The new studio display has much larger numbers that are easier to see when you are cycling.

At one time, the app would alert you with a beep whenever it was changing levels or speed. It no longer does this, so it makes it very much harder to use while doing something else like watching a program. You can struggle through without it, but it really reduces the functionality of the app to not at least have this as an option.