Heart Rate Monitor - Track & monitor heart rate

It's an easy, neat, straightforward app. Kind of similar to my old Samsung heart rate monitor. I didn’t get this one first – tested a few top-rated ones. None could pick up my pulse with any finger or hand. Seemed like I was gone! But here, you can tweak the sensitivity and bam! I’m back in the game. Not my initial choice but if it keeps things simple, count me in. Props to the creator for keeping it straightforward.

This heart rate monitor app is really good. It has very few ads, and it's free! It works great and is accurate because it uses the same technology as a pulse oximeter. I suggest using it if you don't want to spend money on one.

I got a new app because the old one had too many ads even though it gave good readings. I used this new app to check my pulse, but it couldn't find it. I adjusted the settings to make it more sensitive to my camera, but still no luck. Even when I turned on the option to use the flashlight, there was no flashlight. I tried six times in total, switching between my left and right pointer finger. I'm sure I have a pulse since I'm typing this. In the end, I uninstalled the app.

The device is reliable and easy to use, just like an arm cuff. It's simple to locate the right lens on a multi-lens camera. Recently, I've noticed that the readings have been way off at times, making them hard to trust even though they're not always wrong.

This app is really great! I totally recommend it for checking your pulse, especially if you have heart problems or if you are into exercising, regardless of your age and health status. I am very happy with it, and a healthcare professional even confirmed its accuracy.

So, there's this App, right? And I turned it on by mistake. And, get this, it shows a reading even though I didn't put my finger on the camera. Then I thought, maybe it was just a mistake. So, I deliberately hit Start... and guess what? It still showed a reading, without me touching the phone! Now I feel let down because I've been using it a lot.

Some readings are all over the place. This happens because the apps have become less accurate due to phone designs. The lights being farther away from the camera lens play a part too. It would be good if there was a disclaimer stating that this app doesn't work well with Galaxy phones.

I found this amazing heartbeat app. It doesn't clutter the app with ads, making it very user-friendly. It conveniently displays your heartbeat on a spectrum, so you can easily see where it stands without having to search for additional information.

Imagine you measure your heart rate every 10 seconds. Let's say it has been at 120 beats per minute consistently, except for a single reading of 70 at the very end; then your recorded heart rate will be 70. However, bear in mind that the accuracy of the measurements can be tricky, especially if your fingers are cold.