Elite HRV: Wellness & Fitness APK
App by: Elite HRV
Updated on: December 09, 2023
App informations
| Version: | 5.5.9 |
| File size: | 65.5 MB |
| Requires Android | Android 5.0+ (Lollipop) |
| Category | Apps, Health & Fitness |
| Google Play ID | com.elitehrv.app |
| Permissions | [ view details ] |
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Elite HRV: Wellness & Fitness is a complimentary Android Health & Fitness App developed by Elite HRV. Its most recent version, 5.5.9, was released on December 09, 2023.
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Ratings and Reviews from users
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4.3 7K+ Ratings |
5 ★ (586)
4 ★ (178)
3 ★ (362)
2 ★ (1086)
1 ★ (4844)
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2 ★: The morning "readiness" score is worse than useless. I've found that scores often reflect the exact opposite of what they should. If I'm on the verge of overtraining (tired, sore, irritable after 2-3 hard days) I'll inevitably get a "readiness" score of 10. If I've had a couple of rest days with good sleep, the score will never be higher than 5. One morning I took four consecutive readings and obtained scores of 3, 9, 6 and 8. Same exact protocol for each, sitting quietly and relaxed.
1 ★: Big problems with CorSense. Does not connect. Everytime I have to uninstall, to close phone, to restart, everyday is my first reading, due to daily problems of connecting. I paid so much for the device and every morning is a hassel. I asked for help and they send me pages of how to close app, restart.....I wish I would get my money back for the device....
5 ★: This is an edited review. Initially the app would fail to connect with my heart rate monitor almost every time. But after I deleted and reinstalled the app, it's working much better. I find the app easy-to-use, and the information it provides very useful
4 ★: Connecting a polar h7 to a pixel 2 running 11 is PAINFUL. Spend 30 minutes every morning, having to run through all connection troubleshooting tips multiple times. And sometimes multiple times during the day. Not sure it's worth it.
3 ★: Best HRV app out there. I've checked them all. I'm giving it 3 stars because of the integrations. Google Fit workout is slow to update but works. What we need is weight and sleep to Auto track to Elite HRV. Huge pain to have to type in your details from say "Android Sleep" again over to HRV. Then it's 5 stars. I have the free version and there are no ads, I'm actually going to pay just to support if they comment here and tell me some good news on working on integrations for easier trends. :)
3 ★: I remain open-minded and curious. My first observations are based on five days of use and external research. The delicate thing about this is the overlap between clinical science, sports science, and even psychology. My first impression is that the biggest use for this, after a lot of observations have been taken, is medical: on your next physical, show it to your doctor and see if it warrants an EKG or the like. This because the concept is not new in the medical arena. For athletic endeavors, if over a long period one sees a correlation between physical activity and scores (say, for example, it's higher in months when you exercise more), great. Otherwise, I am skeptical about the value of any ad hoc reading, even if it is technically correct; and in my case, the morning readiness has had no association whatsoever with how I felt or what I may have done the night before,
4 ★: Great app. Has become part of my morning ritual. The live preview graph can be fixed. The time (x-axis) isn't true to the clock.
1 ★: The app "magically" stopped recognizing my Polar H10 strap while other apps can connect to this strap and read data. The company sells their own gadget that is 2 times more expensive than a strap and at least in my case was dead on arrival. And also. Interface of this program is not very good.
1 ★: Final edit, after using about a month This app isn't very useful. Prefer "HR monitor" by BM innovations. No offline mode. This app MUST upload your data to their servers before they show you the summary or before you can export it. Violates privacy policy. Morning readiness is a pretty random number generator with no explanation to the given readiness state. So much bloat on the app, sometimes UI is unresponsive. Would be 2 stars if I could see my data easily, but I cannot so it's useless.
2 ★: Would be much better if the numbers could be typed when setting up the breathing practise. Current set up means lots of wasted time trying to get it to the number you want. And would help if you could set how long you want the breathing practise to last and if it would then keep your screen awake for that time.
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Previous versions
Elite HRV: Wellness & Fitness 5.5.9Added on: December 09, 2023
File size: 65.5 MB
