App Is Trash
The app resets whenever you move it to the background which prevents you from actively tracking the duration/progress of your current session when you go back to the app. This has been an issue for a long time. You would think this bug would be fixed by now with how much the subscription and the device cost.
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Loving the growing Premium Library
The app has been made so easy and effortless to work my HAELO device. Im loving the expansive library growth with more options for PEMF to directly benefit my mind, body and soul. My premium monthly subscription is totally worth it!
Best PEMF ( Best recovery device)
My name is Malik Mixon, and I’m a proud member of the Ohio State Track & Field team. I’ve been using the Haleo for over a year now, and when it comes to recovery, this is the device you need. Whether I’m running the Post-Game setting to prime my body for a workout or using the Inflammation and Recovery setting after a tough training session, Haleo has kept me healthy, strong, and injury-free. It even played a huge role in speeding up my recovery from an Achilles tear. If you’re serious about taking care of your body and performing at the highest level, Haleo is a game-changer.
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A Promising Wellness Tool – With Room to Grow
I’ve been using the HAELO PEMF device and companion app for a few months now, and overall, I’m impressed—but there are a few caveats.
The Good:
The app design is sleek and intuitive, making it easy to switch between programs like “Recover,” “Focus,” “Ground,” and “Sleep.” The Bluetooth pairing is fast and reliable, and the app walks you through placement and session timing, which is helpful. The variety of PEMF programs is great, especially for those into performance, recovery, or sleep optimization.
The PEMF device itself feels premium, and I do notice real benefits—especially improved sleep and better mental clarity after using the “Focus” and “Alert” sessions. The fact that the programs are silent makes it even easier to incorporate into daily life without disruption.
Subscription Options (Important to Know):
While the device works out of the box with some included programs, unlocking the full library of frequency sets requires a paid subscription. Here’s a quick breakdown:
• $4.99 per individual set (7-day rental) – good for sampling a single therapy like “Brain Recovery” or “Digestion.”
• $17.99/month – grants access to a rotating “Premium Playlist” of ~18–22 frequency sets.
• $34.99/month – gives unlimited access to all current and future sets. This plan used to be $64.99, so the current rate is a solid discount.
There’s also a 14-day free trial for both subscription tiers.
For casual users, the free and rental options might be enough. But if you’re serious about PEMF therapy, the All Access plan is by far the best value.
What Could Improve:
• Customization limitations: It would be great to create custom sessions or tweak parameters like intensity or frequency range.
• Lack of data integration: The app doesn’t yet sync with wearables (like Apple Health, Oura, etc.) to help track how PEMF sessions correlate with recovery, HRV, or sleep.
• Educational content: A deeper dive into the science behind each program, especially within the app, would help justify the subscription cost and build user confidence.
Final Thoughts:
If you’re looking for a premium, portable PEMF system with a polished app experience, HAELO delivers. The subscription isn’t cheap, but the ability to access a wide variety of sessions for sleep, inflammation, focus, and performance makes it worthwhile—especially for wellness enthusiasts and biohackers. With more features and integrations, it could be a game-changer in personal energy medicine
The Good:
The app design is sleek and intuitive, making it easy to switch between programs like “Recover,” “Focus,” “Ground,” and “Sleep.” The Bluetooth pairing is fast and reliable, and the app walks you through placement and session timing, which is helpful. The variety of PEMF programs is great, especially for those into performance, recovery, or sleep optimization.
The PEMF device itself feels premium, and I do notice real benefits—especially improved sleep and better mental clarity after using the “Focus” and “Alert” sessions. The fact that the programs are silent makes it even easier to incorporate into daily life without disruption.
Subscription Options (Important to Know):
While the device works out of the box with some included programs, unlocking the full library of frequency sets requires a paid subscription. Here’s a quick breakdown:
• $4.99 per individual set (7-day rental) – good for sampling a single therapy like “Brain Recovery” or “Digestion.”
• $17.99/month – grants access to a rotating “Premium Playlist” of ~18–22 frequency sets.
• $34.99/month – gives unlimited access to all current and future sets. This plan used to be $64.99, so the current rate is a solid discount.
There’s also a 14-day free trial for both subscription tiers.
For casual users, the free and rental options might be enough. But if you’re serious about PEMF therapy, the All Access plan is by far the best value.
What Could Improve:
• Customization limitations: It would be great to create custom sessions or tweak parameters like intensity or frequency range.
• Lack of data integration: The app doesn’t yet sync with wearables (like Apple Health, Oura, etc.) to help track how PEMF sessions correlate with recovery, HRV, or sleep.
• Educational content: A deeper dive into the science behind each program, especially within the app, would help justify the subscription cost and build user confidence.
Final Thoughts:
If you’re looking for a premium, portable PEMF system with a polished app experience, HAELO delivers. The subscription isn’t cheap, but the ability to access a wide variety of sessions for sleep, inflammation, focus, and performance makes it worthwhile—especially for wellness enthusiasts and biohackers. With more features and integrations, it could be a game-changer in personal energy medicine
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Disappointed by charging 70 a month for frequency
After spending $3700 on the device, you have to pay $70 a month to use the premium. This is so ridiculous to me that I wonder how they could justify it.
Don’t sell a consumers and sell spas. It comes off that you care more about the money than you do about anything else.
Don’t sell a consumers and sell spas. It comes off that you care more about the money than you do about anything else.
