Livenpace Portable ECG Monitor – Handheld Heart Rate & Rhythm Tracker, Touchscreen, Free App, Dual User Mode

This is small , portable and easy to set up and use . Puts your mind at ease when you can see your heart rate and beats . Works better than the app on my watch . It is made very well . It tells you if anything is wrong . Only con : it will not read if your fingers are cold . So warn them up . It takes a little bit of time to figure out how it works best for you . Great quality . Professional level .

I liked it overall. Easy to use.

Incredible to get this quality of analysis at your fingertips. If you have a reason to know what your heart is doing this is it. No subscriptions.

Seems to work for me. I keep it with me all the time. Small, but very handy!

Works great.

Great value for money! Great for sharing with a doctor in case your heart is playing up but never when you visit the doctor. Do not forget to buy spare electrodes - you will run out quickly even if they are reusable. HAND MODE (No electrode): This is great for a quick check if your pulse is regular and check bpm and see if you see arrhythmias like PAC, PJC or PVC. CABLES MODE (With electrodes): Your output will be much much smoother and it gives more information on durations of waves, amplitude, see if there are any U waves and so on. As it can be seen from the attached photos it is not easy to correctly pick the Isoelectric line. This is not the fault of the unit it is simply better to check (if needed) with proper ECG machine and see all 12 leads. In my case, I was able to resolve and improve my ECG with magnesium intake (it was measured 0.86 = OK but at a lower threshold). And some bananas, avocados (potassium increase by food). My two boys (17 and 14) also appreciated some learnings about P, QRS,T,U waves and how it relates to hear electric control and muscular function. How myocardial muscles compress using N+,K+,Ca+. Importance of Mg and other minerals. They started to eat more vegetables after some education :) I highly recommend this product. But see your doctor if in doubt. Better be over careful than sorry. Software Bluetooth is very good. Desctop I wish there would be a crosshair mouse tracker. Photos comments: 1 - You can see T wave not repolarizing on downhill well. This has improved with magnesium and food potassium increase diet. 2 - Not easy to pick zero line. Zero line was 0.05mV different prior P wave vs PQ segment. 3 - Example of low-quality readings of you moving too much or electrodes are old (after 25 uses or so see the recommendation of Wellue). 4 - It picks PAC very well 5 - Regular rhythm

As a nurse, I am pleased with this purchase. It is very easy to turn on, set up, and get a quick reading. I wanted to be able to see a tracing when family members tell me about the ‘funny flutters’ they feel in their chest. It is quite small and convenient to keep in my medical travel bag I can read EKG’s. I am not reliant on the machine’s interpretation and so far, it seems accurate. I can’t speak to longevity, as I’ve had it less than a month, but so far I would recommend this product.

I'm a nurse and having some heart issues.. Straight out of the box and works, and works well!! I have yet to charge it as well. It stores each time, and trying to get app for my phone. If you're thinking about getting one let me tell you you won't go wrong with this one! Fantastic technology and can't beat the price! Less than a Dr's visit!

An attractive device, much smaller than I expected (the models in the advertisements evidently have very small hands.) The monitor charged and powered up without issue, so I set about looking for the software. And this is where the problem was found. The minimal instructions direct you to go to www.welluehealth.com/pc-software a site that does not exist. I ultimately found the software in the support section of the welluehealth.com site, but still, the aggravation remains. At this point it should not require searching to find the required software. Beyond the bad web address in the instructions, they are, as I said before minimalistic. For a piece of medical monitoring equipment, better instructions with the correct web addresses should be the default. I have yet to use the electrodes, having only tested the Pulsebit EX using the Hand Contacts on the device itself, it works well and the output matches my older monitor, with more options for longer reads. TL:DR: Good monitor that lost a star for bad documentation.

this device only gives you a summarized evaluation of your EKG. I was looking for a more detailed summary of EKG.