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Disappointed in ECG

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‎12-26-2020 14:28

‎12-26-2020 14:28

I upgraded from the versa 2 to the sense solely for the EKG feature.  
First, it doesn’t record if rhythm is over 120?   That’s ridiculous.  Often ectopy happens at a higher rate.  But is my understanding that if it says inconclusive , which it does over 120, the recording cannot be viewed. 

 

2nd.  And this is a horrible design flaw.  The count down of seconds obscures the reading.  Particularly for those of us who have a medical background, I would like to see the beats.  Basically you can see the one before the clock countdown and the one after.  Terrible design.  

Wish I hadn’t spent the money to upgrade. 

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‎12-26-2020 14:36

‎12-26-2020 14:36

Even with an inconclusive result, you can still see the result.  I email my pdf to my PC to see on bigger screen.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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