Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Customer
2025-08-04 10:16:14
Worked right out of the box! Spent time and monies on other cheaper sensors and the rest are garbage. Just go with this one
Talistan
2025-07-19 15:26:38
This worked great and without issues. Signal is quite clean.
Ryan Kaveh
2025-07-14 15:22:06
The signal was decent at first, but over several months the signal quality degraded to the point of not being able to use it, despite numerous analog and digital filters to try salvaging the underlying signal.
Edward K.
2025-05-19 10:08:27
This does the job, but is overpriced at $25. For the same price you can get an Arduino Uno R3.
Ing Karl Schuh
2025-04-21 18:31:29
The PulseSensors arrived in time and there were no damages.Before use, the sensor needs to be protected. There a transparent vinyl pad enclosed for the front and velcro-pads for the back. The (good) instructions tell you to seal it into hot glue, but I will do this later.The examples they provide are nice and work flawlessly. Only the pressure you apply with your finger is critical. A quite light pressure worked best for me, but its hard to be constant. Maybe a big clip, like they have in hospitals, would make it easier. I did not try the mounting variant with the ear-clip yet.
Real Anon
2025-04-18 20:16:59
PLEASE PROVIDE A FINGER CLIP WITH THE SENSOR, THE VELCRO MOVES AROUND TOO MUCH. This pulse sensor works if the sensor is absolutely still and you're not moving. Since the slightest bit of movement even with the velcro strap would throw off the readings, it added to noise/incorrect readings. I paid for two of these and both gave me the same issue. I even properly attached the plastic cover to the sensor so no oil, sweat, or grease would get in the way. I have no shame in leaving a 1 star review since I BOUGHT TWO OF THESE to make sure at least one work without being 100% still
Rotwang
2025-04-03 10:58:39
This device works exactly as advertised, assuming you want an analog output. But, if you need a digital output, then you'll need to use it with a microcontroller, such as an Arduino, to convert the analog signal to digital. The seller provides a free Auruino sketch, which does a good job of converting the analog signal to digital. However, this code is too complicated for a person with my limited software skills to modify. That's the only reason why I gave it four stars instead of five. I realize that this is a personal issue and it may not be a fair reason to downgrade the product to four stars, but I'd like to see the seller include an example sketch that's easier for an amateur to customize With that said, if you're good at writing Arduino sketches, and if you understand timer interrupt code, then you should be able to customize the example sketch and use this pulse sensor in almost any project. For what it's worth, I've purchased several different pulse sensors and this is the only one I've found that's any good.
Customer
2025-03-16 21:07:13
This little guy works great for casual use. It is a little sensitive to motion. I clip it on my ear while I work out on a stationary bike to monitor my heart rate while I exercise. If I shake my head or sometimes when I tilt it I get screwy readings.
Florian F.
2025-03-13 13:45:21
Fonctionne bien quand il n'y a pas de mouvement parasite. Bien donc pour une utilisation en statique. En effet peu importe la mise en place (attache), la sueur et les frottements sont a proscrire pour que le capteur reste précis.
CHRISTOPHER J BALL
2025-02-27 17:36:20
Item dispatched by HellasDigital and not remotely as described: 1) Soft braided-wire ribbon cable. Not kidding, that's one nice cable! Not included - cheap cable used2) An Ear Clip that's perfectly sized to the sensor. Not included3) A Velcro Finger Strap, just like the pro's. Not included4) Transparent Vinyl Dots, which make electrical insulation simple. Not includedThis is the knockoff version - no doubt.
Rob
2025-02-11 13:51:54
It's good, not great. It works most of the time when you have your finger positioned JUST right, but it can sometimes produce wildly varied results which means it is NOT a reliable measuring tool. The build quality seems good but for $30 I expected something a bit more consistent. There are $5 versions of this available which I have not tested but kinda wish I had. I expect a bit of flakiness at a $5 price point - not at $30.To their credit the Arduino libraries and example code for the sensor seem solid and helpful and their website has a lot of useful information. This is an open source project which is great, but if you are going to position yourself as the premium version of the product I would expect better results.
Recommended Products