Kardia

I am a doctor and have had several episodes palpitations myself recently. I purchased this (?$AU 200 I think???) several years ago for my daughter who was having panic attack palpitations but have found this device recently EXTREMELY USEFUL for my newly diagnosed Atrial fibrillation episodes. Definitely worth it.

A very useful and helpful medical gadget, love using it🙏❣️

I find the Kardia app to be incredibly useful for monitoring my heart health, and the EKG feature is top-notch. However, the inability to share EKG data with Apple HealthKit is a significant drawback. I hope the developers consider adding this feature in the future to improve user experience and data management. Overall, it’s a great app, but this limitation is a bit frustrating, enabling it would change my review to a 5*

Support is automated system that doesn’t recognise the app itself is the issue. I’d been paying for several years but now cannot use either the device or the app.

Great product I have been using for many years it’s very accurate and keeps me updated

Fabulous for checking for Afib, tachycardia and the like. You don’t have to think you’re imagining it - the data are there before your eyes and can be sent immediately to your cardiologist. A tiny device, great for travel. I recommend it for peace of mind.

It’s very helpful with my heart condition

Very consistent and reliable device I am in AF presently but Cardiologist does not appear to be interested in Kardia information Would be useful if you could provide for bp etc information to be auto download from bp device to smart phone to integrate with Kardia ecg and then produce chart of data Thanks. Robert C McAllan

I am unable to “upgrade” to Kardiacare for some reason, I just get an error. I have contacted customer service 3 times with no response.

Spent a fair chunk of $ to get this on advice of cardiologist but it’s even less accurate than my Apple Watch Ultra 1. Poor DC potential filtering, too much HF noise in the signal. The only thing it really does is capture the QRS waveform so you can calculate HR. The P-wave and T-wavs are Ill-formed and almost not identifiable. Waste of money for me —especially if you already have a Apple Watch.