Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product by AliveCor is outstanding and a great comfort to me. As an older person, having the ability to take a simple cardiogram at will is most comforting. I highly recommend this product.

Purchase was ready for pick up on the same day download the app and start using and recording immediately. The data that results from taking a reading is very informative. It's easy to use and it's very portable recommend to all.

Excellent way to keep an eye on your heart between visits to the cardiologist. I have had some Afib and need to monitor it daily. This gives me peace of mind.

Nice so far. Just hope I don’t have to sign up for a subscription.

It is easy to use & informative. Set up was simple.

Bought to monitor my maintenance of sinus rhythm after being in atrial fibrillation. It’s provided very useful feedback on this basic goal.

Having the Alivecor KardiaMobile ekg has enabled me to check my heart rhythm daily along with my other vitals and record them in the KardiaMobile log. I will be able to show my doctor snapshot of my vitals taken at the same time of day.

My husbands cardiologist recommended this so he could monitor his heart. He takes an a reading everyday and sends it directly to the Doctor's office where it is read. Of course if he thinks he is having problems he would call 911.

This item is a big help for me. I have heart problems and to monitor myself is wonderful. It really helps with my piece of mind and I'm grateful to have it.

Got it due to having Afib. And not noticing. This thing comes in handy. There’s a memebership a month. I tried it out liked it because it caught some others things I didn’t notice I always assumed it was anxiety

I purchased this device at the request of my doctor since I have experienced both A-Fib and flutter in the past. This should help me monitor what is happening between doctor visits.

These are great for the grandparents or anyone you know who worries about they’re heart and just wants to stay in the know!!

My father in law have some harth issues we buy this so he can wach it and his doctor to, amazing and not invasive at all really easy to use

Works great Love it Easy to set up and monitor. Connects easy to the app on my phone

Having feelings of rapid heart beat, but never at the Doctor's office. So he recommended this so that I can check and record at home when it is occurring.

It does what it’s supposed to. Make sure your phone is close to the device. I returned it because my Apple Watch did the exact same thing. If it wasn't for that, I would have kept it.

Bought Kardia Mobile to check my heart rhythms for afib which I have at times. Very easy to set up and use. You can download the EKG to your email and print it out to show to your Dr. or email it to their office.

This is the second one of these I’ve purchased. The first one quit working but I still bought it again as a gift knowing what it should do! For the second one bought about a year after the first I’ll give five stars. DK what went wrong with the first.

The item is easy to use and gives you an idea of how your heart is acting at the time. It lets you know if you should be contacting your doctor to further test you for abnormal heart functions.

I purchased this as a tool to help monitor my grandmother’s heart because she has had issues over the past couple of years and not to mention her 3 brothers and my grandmothers father all had Congestive Heart Failure and 2 out of the 3 brothers died from CHF. My grandmother has a very significant arrhythmia that you can actual identify when listening with a stethoscope however it did not register when I used this device. That was what first threw me off. So I tested it on myself, friends, family etc and it was correct about 80% of the time. It just so happened my grandmother had to go in to the hospital for another issue but she was hooked up to a “6 lead” EKG 100% of the time, in addition to a blood pressure cuff that was always attached and periodically took measurements and the finger sensor to check her blood oxygen saturation levels. (All of these wires hook in to a monitor that records all the different values and an alarm will go off if your levels go outside of the set ranges)— so when I went to see her I brought the small Kardia device with me and I took 6 different readings. All panned out every 10 minutes and I got a printout from the monitoring device every time I used the Kardia and for the most part, it was accurate HOWEVER it did not pick up on the fact that she has “chronic congestive heart failure with preserved ejection fraction” aka “diastolic heart failure.” In order to diagnose that you need either a 6 or 12 lead EKG. What was even more offputting is that it never once picked up here very obvious arrhythmia that she’s had since her 20’s. This device is a 1 lead EKG. It’s picking up the basic electrical current that flows through your body. This device also only programmed to pick up on 6 different heart issues. There are WAY MORE than 6 abnormalities that the heart can exhibit signs of via an EKG. For the most part a 6 lead is truly what you need. That pick up on peripheral electrical signals that run through the body. A 12 lead is the REAL DEAL but most of the time, not truly needed. As we grow older, yes of course a 12 lead helps pick up everything including the electrical current that runs through our extremities. Lastly, and the final straw that convinced me to return it is that they avidly market the product as “FDA-cleared” (which doesn’t even come close to being “FDA-approved”) and even though they market as being “cleared” there is no evidence on their website regarding clinical trials and testing and results and comparisons. At least not that I could find, and if there are testing results on their site that I happened to missed, I still would have returned it. They also have no indication on whether or not they are seeking FDA approval. To me, that says “we will continue to say we are FDA “cleared” because most people don’t know what the difference between cleared and approved and let’s continue to sell a device that’s fancy but not entirely accurate. Being FDA cleared just means that the FDA has recognized the device as being very similar to a predicate already being marketed and sold on the market and that the device is not harmful in any way. AKA-the FDA has verified (through an independent lab group btw, not their own government labs) that the product won’t kill you and that it’s relatively similar to another product on the market. That’s it. I am a big believer in math and science and when it comes to medicine I want to see facts, results, lab tests, clinical trials, etc etc. I won’t touch this product or any of their others with a 10 foot pole until I either see “FDA approved” or some scientific clinical information showing the efficacy of the product.