No data exportš«
I love the blood pressure device itself and think it can potentially be a real game changer. The app is fine in general but as others have noted there is NO DATA EXPORT feature. It will send you simple blood pressure readings to Apple health but the other metrics are not supported in Apple health so donāt get logged. If you want this data you have to log it yourself or screenshot it. This is a simple and obvious function so I assume they just want you to pay for their overpriced subscription.
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Lots of Inaccessible Data
Anybody who buys this BP monitor has a certain degree of OCD. There are a lot of datapoints. You can scroll through to see your (daily, weekly, monthly, and more) (averages, highs lows), for (all day, morning, afternoon, and night) for (at least eight metrics from BP to SERV). Thatās awesome!
You can export two of those metrics (BP and heart rate to Apple Health). Unfortunately, Apple sees the time itās downloaded, not the time that the reading was taken. The phone readily sees the phone to sync. But, you literally have to have the phone against the machine to sync each time. So, if you take readings every four hours and do not sync until night, you get four readings at 10pm rather than spaced out every four hours). And it is only for two metrics.
You can pay $20 per month for exportable PDF reports. But, the report is for two readings taken a minute apart. It lists all 8 or more metrics. But, most of the 2 pages is just an explanation about all possible ranges. It doesnāt provide a true analysis that explains the interactions between your specific set of metrics. For example it says high blood pressure is bad, high SERV is good. It does not say, you have high BP and high SERV which means you fall into this category.
But, I donāt need that analysis if I have all of the data. So, Iād pay $20 per month to download a csv file that I could use to build my own analysis with Excel charts and using my preferred AI tool with my own prompts.
But, no. Canāt do thatāwhich is of limited utility to either me, as an OCD geek, or my cardiologist since he only cares about trends, not a single set of datapoints with a long explanation of definitions that he studied for 10 years.
Hopefully this is remedied. But, itās such a simple option that I can only assume that some developer thinks heās going to make a mint by withholding. People will loose interest because of the lack of utility. And the developer will stop developing and live off of the limited revenue until finally closing down five years from now.
You can export two of those metrics (BP and heart rate to Apple Health). Unfortunately, Apple sees the time itās downloaded, not the time that the reading was taken. The phone readily sees the phone to sync. But, you literally have to have the phone against the machine to sync each time. So, if you take readings every four hours and do not sync until night, you get four readings at 10pm rather than spaced out every four hours). And it is only for two metrics.
You can pay $20 per month for exportable PDF reports. But, the report is for two readings taken a minute apart. It lists all 8 or more metrics. But, most of the 2 pages is just an explanation about all possible ranges. It doesnāt provide a true analysis that explains the interactions between your specific set of metrics. For example it says high blood pressure is bad, high SERV is good. It does not say, you have high BP and high SERV which means you fall into this category.
But, I donāt need that analysis if I have all of the data. So, Iād pay $20 per month to download a csv file that I could use to build my own analysis with Excel charts and using my preferred AI tool with my own prompts.
But, no. Canāt do thatāwhich is of limited utility to either me, as an OCD geek, or my cardiologist since he only cares about trends, not a single set of datapoints with a long explanation of definitions that he studied for 10 years.
Hopefully this is remedied. But, itās such a simple option that I can only assume that some developer thinks heās going to make a mint by withholding. People will loose interest because of the lack of utility. And the developer will stop developing and live off of the limited revenue until finally closing down five years from now.
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Wonky operation and poor support.
Experienced serial problems over first 6 months of operation. Even as a paying Care+ subscriber ($$) support was pretty much worthless. I already know how to restart my phone and reset device. Iām well practiced at it. I have learned that it adds 10 to 20 points to my BP when this happens. I cancelled the subscription. Marketing is great, operations OK, support non-existent.
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Great information
Easy to set up and sync with the Pulse device. Great information about my arterial health.
Single user
Needs multiple users. Or at least a way to delete a reading. If you have someone else use it it completely messes the whole thing up.
Love The Data
Love the data that this app provides in conjunction with the CONNEQT Pulse. What a powerful tool to track and monitor heart health.
Love the app!
If you own a CONNEQT Pulse, you already know how important it is to have this app to track your readings and stay consistent with your heart health. I personally love seeing my reports at the end of each month to see how my heart health is trending and making sure itās trending in the right direction. I also appreciate the articles that the company posts within the app so I can stay updated with the latest in heart health news/discoveries. Very easy app to use and understand as well!
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Apple health
Still no apple health integration. Should be trivial to implement. I think they just want you to pay for their Care+ which is mostly a static PDF.
App Wonāt Connect
Like others, Iām having connectivity issues. The app will simply not connect to my iPhone 17 Pro so I canāt sync anything with Apple Health. Very unfortunate. Iāve tried restarting my phone, turning Bluetooth off and on, and deleting and reinstalling the app. Hope the developer responds and a fix is forthcoming. The device seems good, but the app is a weak link.
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Frustrating Experience Undermines a Promising Concept
I was initially excited about Conneqtāthe idea of convenient, at-home blood pressure monitoring with measurement of core BP and vascular flexibility is genuinely appealing, and the video guidance feels calming the first couple of times when doing the optional On-Demand Assessment which is the only way to get the reports. Unfortunately, repeated use has been extremely frustrating, to the point where the process often raises my stress (and blood pressure) rather than lowering it.
Key issues Iāve encountered:
- The app frequently freezes if I switch to another app or the screen times out, forcing me to fully close and restartālosing all progress.
- Hardware sync often fails or times out before the countdown completes, requiring a full restart of the 5-minute process.
- On multiple occasions, it has run the full double-measurement sequence twice only to report no data and demand another retry.
- The mandatory 5-minute video becomes mind-numbing after repeated failures. Iād much prefer the option to use my own relaxing audio (e.g., Endel or similar) instead of being locked into the built-in guidance.
Another major limitation: there is no multi-user support. When I try to demonstrate the device to family, friends, or my doctor, their measurements get mixed into my data. This discourages sharing the product and feels like a missed opportunityāpotential new customers canāt properly try it without contaminating my records.
For a subscription-based app intended to promote relaxation and health, these reliability and usability issues make it hard to justify continuing. Iād love to see updates addressing background stability, optional audio guidance, retry handling that preserves progress, and proper multi-user profiles. With those fixes, this could be a great tool.
The device does sync to AppleHealth now, but only pulls over the Systolic and Diastolic.
Key issues Iāve encountered:
- The app frequently freezes if I switch to another app or the screen times out, forcing me to fully close and restartālosing all progress.
- Hardware sync often fails or times out before the countdown completes, requiring a full restart of the 5-minute process.
- On multiple occasions, it has run the full double-measurement sequence twice only to report no data and demand another retry.
- The mandatory 5-minute video becomes mind-numbing after repeated failures. Iād much prefer the option to use my own relaxing audio (e.g., Endel or similar) instead of being locked into the built-in guidance.
Another major limitation: there is no multi-user support. When I try to demonstrate the device to family, friends, or my doctor, their measurements get mixed into my data. This discourages sharing the product and feels like a missed opportunityāpotential new customers canāt properly try it without contaminating my records.
For a subscription-based app intended to promote relaxation and health, these reliability and usability issues make it hard to justify continuing. Iād love to see updates addressing background stability, optional audio guidance, retry handling that preserves progress, and proper multi-user profiles. With those fixes, this could be a great tool.
The device does sync to AppleHealth now, but only pulls over the Systolic and Diastolic.
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Fine at first, then stopped connecting to my phone
When I first got this, it was fine. A little difficult to use because there is not way to get to options in the decide itself. Itās just āstart readingā or nothing. You must do everything through the phone. That was ok when it connected. But then I upgraded my phone and can no longer connect.
I went from an iPhone 15 to a 17 and canāt connect at all. I tried removing the device from the app and re-adding it. Didnāt work. I deleted the app and reinstalled, same thing. It canāt locate the device.
It gives you a help button which just takes you to the website in the app. There is nothing on the website about connectivity troubleshooting. I have $30 blood pressure monitors that have no problem connecting, but this crazy expensive one canāt.
Iāve sent an email to them. Weāll see if it helps. Iāll update my review if it does.
I went from an iPhone 15 to a 17 and canāt connect at all. I tried removing the device from the app and re-adding it. Didnāt work. I deleted the app and reinstalled, same thing. It canāt locate the device.
It gives you a help button which just takes you to the website in the app. There is nothing on the website about connectivity troubleshooting. I have $30 blood pressure monitors that have no problem connecting, but this crazy expensive one canāt.
Iāve sent an email to them. Weāll see if it helps. Iāll update my review if it does.
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Essential Information
I purchased Conneqt Pulse and am impressed. I like information, and to understand potential or existing underlying health issues. Knowing SEVR, Augmentation Pressure, Central Pulse Pressure, in addition to Brachial and Central Blood Pressure has opened the door to staying on top of heart health.
I had a STEMI two years ago, but each person is unique. In my case it wasnāt caused by significant coronary artery disease but instead by overtraining - getting my heart rate in exercise significantly above the recommended maximum. After a stent and subsequent ablation, my heart seems to be behaving as it did before the STEMI, but I am staying on top of all cardiological recommendations.
Conneqt is designed to give you information to share with oneās cardiologist. But, I see my cardiologist once or twice a year. I want to monitor my heart function between doctor appointments, and Conneqt is an additional tool to help me do that.
I had a STEMI two years ago, but each person is unique. In my case it wasnāt caused by significant coronary artery disease but instead by overtraining - getting my heart rate in exercise significantly above the recommended maximum. After a stent and subsequent ablation, my heart seems to be behaving as it did before the STEMI, but I am staying on top of all cardiological recommendations.
Conneqt is designed to give you information to share with oneās cardiologist. But, I see my cardiologist once or twice a year. I want to monitor my heart function between doctor appointments, and Conneqt is an additional tool to help me do that.
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Meaningful heart health data
Really glad to see CONNEQT taking the same technology from a $25,000 professional device and making it accessible to everyday people.
As a health researcher, thereās so much more to monitoring heart health than just blood pressure numbers.
I especially like the assessment that gives me a snapshot of how my entire cardiovascular system is working.
As a health researcher, thereās so much more to monitoring heart health than just blood pressure numbers.
I especially like the assessment that gives me a snapshot of how my entire cardiovascular system is working.
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Absolute nonsense app
I made the mistake of buying this unit to replace my Qardio which disappeared overnight and no longer works. The unit itself feels cheap and bulky. The app is even worse. Very difficult to understand the readings because it literally only shows you the current day. Unless you fiddle around with the unclear tabs and sections. Don't get me started on the "assessment" that pushes you into a horribly synced AI video that feels like I'm at a doctors office watching the never-ending scroll across a monitor. The worst part is you can't exit the assessment if you accidentally hit the button you are locked into a three minute video. No exit button, no way to stop it except to kill the app.
Even more frustrating, is the fact that you have no ability to simply export your data! All of this "extra special stuff" that this monitor supposedly does, but no way to put that data out to share with a doctor. Instead I'm forced to use the rudimentary sync to Apple health.
Even more frustrating, is the fact that you have no ability to simply export your data! All of this "extra special stuff" that this monitor supposedly does, but no way to put that data out to share with a doctor. Instead I'm forced to use the rudimentary sync to Apple health.
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Excellent metrics, BUTā¦.
Be prepared to be surprised when you lose all your historical data. Gone!!! CS reports it as a known issue and that is to be fixed by a forthcoming firmware update. I am now on my third effort to recover it. No firmware update in site. If this happens to you, Iād recommend strongly that you contact customer service to find out what to do.
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Game changer
Iāve been using the Conneqt Pulse device for a month now and itās changed the way I look at BP. It gives you the regular pressure and pulse readings, but the rest of the parameters kind of blew me away. I really appreciate the holistic view on cardiovascular health and have valued getting to understand what each of the parameters mean for me.
The app is great, especially for storing readings over time. Maybe others do that now, too, but my not-so-old Omron does not. Pairing was almost too easy (it happened so fast I thought I screwed it up). The tabs and screens are intuitive. The results are presented on screens for heart health, arterial health, and brain health. That's cool, but I wish they had included one summary screen where all of the parameters are shown in one place.
The device itself is a modern take on a BP device. It's as simple to use as a "regular" BP device, but the screens do a nice job of showing all your results without being busy.
This thing is like the smartphone - now that I have this, I can't go back to the old one.
The app is great, especially for storing readings over time. Maybe others do that now, too, but my not-so-old Omron does not. Pairing was almost too easy (it happened so fast I thought I screwed it up). The tabs and screens are intuitive. The results are presented on screens for heart health, arterial health, and brain health. That's cool, but I wish they had included one summary screen where all of the parameters are shown in one place.
The device itself is a modern take on a BP device. It's as simple to use as a "regular" BP device, but the screens do a nice job of showing all your results without being busy.
This thing is like the smartphone - now that I have this, I can't go back to the old one.
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Device malfunction
I sent an email requesting help on how reconnect the app with the device because my device got disconnected from the app and I cannot reconnect it, even though I got a case number, no one responded to my inquiry.
The second issue āinconsistent resultā although I did get a reply about this, but it is not helpful. I was asked to provide the email I used in purchasing the device, size of my arm and if I allowed to completely charge when I bought the device.
This is in no way helpful to me. I used my email to send the inquiry and Yes I did charge to 100% before the initial use.
I did use my wifeās arm to compare the accuracy because she have a smaller arm, so cuff size is not the issue.
The second issue āinconsistent resultā although I did get a reply about this, but it is not helpful. I was asked to provide the email I used in purchasing the device, size of my arm and if I allowed to completely charge when I bought the device.
This is in no way helpful to me. I used my email to send the inquiry and Yes I did charge to 100% before the initial use.
I did use my wifeās arm to compare the accuracy because she have a smaller arm, so cuff size is not the issue.
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Apple Health?
The app itself is fineā¦but the data cannot be shared with any outside health app. Will this be addressed? When can I upload to apple health?
Great App and Device
The app looks sleek and modern. I love the additional data and insight that I get around my blood pressure and heart health.
Not your momās blood pressure monitor
This device is a game-changer not just for people who need to track their blood pressure and the other important markers like arterial stiffness but also for anyone who tracks their overall health. If you have a whoop or an oura ring you should definitely add one of these to your health monitoring routine too.
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