KardiaMobile 6-Lead Personal ECG Heart Rate Monitor - Detects Atrial Fibrillation, Trusted by the NHS, Results in 30 Seconds, Works with Most Smartphones, Supporting British Heart Foundation

This was recommended by a professional in cardiac health care. Very very easy to set up and use. I know it’s not the same purpose but it’s not intimidating like a blood pressure monitor. (I have white coat syndrome).Just place your thumbs on each end (diagram) of Kardia Mobile. Watch the jagged lines and read results. Highly recommend!!

Excellent product medical grade is unbelievable and accurate would highly recommend if you take your health seriously. They have done an excellent job in the design and manufacturing of this device.

Great does exactly what it should. It is easy to work and the app was very easy to install.

A little expensive. Not too easy to get a good baseline. Needs practice.

Excellent value for money. I couldn't wish anymore from this innovative mobile easy to use, reliable mini 6 leads ECG mobile device.Well done. Thank you for your invention.Kind regards Dr Htin Aung

Although the item description says: "NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED: unlimited ECGs, ECG storage on your phone and weight and blood pressure monitoring", the app REQUIRES permission to store de-identified data on US servers with a warning about US laws being 'different' from other countries, i.e. not to be trusted. I believe they used to be able to be operated without uploading beyond your own device, but this seems not to be the case now. The UK support phone number goes to an electricity company for the "North East, Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire" - this does not improve trust. Returning item.

I have used the KardiaMobile Monitor for several years now. I have also paid a yearly subscription for the advanced determination. The standard KM worked well as long as I had a Normal Sinus Rhythm. But problems began a few months ago when it started reading Atrial Fibrillation. I submitted the reading to Advanced Determination", and atrial fibrillation was confirmed by the cardiac technician. However, when I showed the rhythm strip to my cardiologist he read "Premature Atrial Contractions." This is an extremely important distinction, as far as treatment and prognosis is concerned. There is no point in having the KM if it gives false positives.HOWEVER, I looked at all other available monitors and decided on the KardiaMobile 6-Lead Monitor. It costs £50 more, and is worth every pence of it. It is simply much more reliable., than the basic KM. It reads NSR when the basic KM reads AFib. (And the cardiologist reads NSR.)I therefore highly recommend the KM 6 lead. I have found the standard single lead KM to be useless. Too many false positives. Sending the strip at £10 a shot for a further reading is also useless. They cannot distinguish PAC from AF. To be fair AliveCor does recommend that a cardiologist read the strip. But why buy a product which gives incorrect readings? Even the Advanced Determination couldn't provide the correct reading.

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