6L Portable ECG Monitor | Record ECG and Heart Rate in 6 Channels | Compatible with Smartphone and PC | No Subscription Required

I have a history of mitral valve prolapse syndrome (Barlow’s Syndrome). I felt that in 1980 and visited the cardiologist who let me see it in the ECG he performed for me. That appeared in the form of a Premature Ventricular Complex (PVC). Later, I followed up my case, everytime to undergo an ECG and get a report. Ten years ago, the cardiologist discovered Aortic Valve insufficiency with increased blood regurgitation of both the mitral and the aortic valves, a mild left ventricle hypertrophy and an increased number of PVCs. Recently, I felt that my case needed more frequent visits to the cardiologist for follow-up or, if there is someway, to try to observe oneslf at home. The Emay monitor seems to be an excellent device to use everday to see if there are any developments. This helps to decide on when to visit the cardiologist. My son who is a frequent customer of Amazon, decided to bring it as a gift to me. I am observing my ECG using this monitor on daily basis and I feel it is giving me peace of mind. Of course, according to the EMAY development team recommendations, if I feel any dangerous developments, I will immediately visit my cardiologist. Thanks to the EMAY 6L Portable ECG Monitor team for making things so easy.

Perfect Portable Heart Monitor that works very well. I really like the EMAY portable monitor because it can be used without needing my phone when doing a reading. That is incredibly convenient. For about 2 years, I have had a Kardia monitor, which has its own benefits, but you need to have your phone and the app running to be able to see the reading. Most of the time, if I experience weird symptoms, I don't want to have to spend the extra time fiddling with the phone and the app before I can even use a monitor, to make sure the episode is not missed. EMAY has the perfect device for just that. The features are great, and while I don't have the knowledge to read the ECG results, it will tell me immediately if there is any abnormality. This is my everyday heart monitor now.

For someone elderly or not so computer literate, this is an excellent product. The instructions are easy to follow. It can be downloaded to either phone or computer. I was able to send the reports to my GP by email, but they can also be sent via WhatsApp, downloaded as PDF files on computer or printed out as hard copies. There are 2 concise manuals for phone app or computer, but the monitor also stores the readings which can be checked on the screen. If you have a possible heart problem, there is no extra stress about how to operate this. The monitor itself is light and pocket-sized, easy to carry if needed. Clear battery life indicator, display is clear to read. I am very satisfied with this product.

It is too small. But Good idea Not recommeded.now Needs to be improved. Disalahkan Very small needs to contain Morse Neary actions

I have owned and used this device for the last few weeks, and, thus far, it has performed very well. It is a solidly built unit, and I like the no-nonsense operation, and the fact that electrocardiogram traces are available for review without any other device (in addition to being accessible via cellphone and PC apps), and without any subscription to external services. Analyzing the device’s functions a bit, this device appears to measure electrical potentials on (only) 2 channels and derives waveforms for the remaining 4 channels. This is technically appropriate and sufficient for the stated purpose, but the advertising is perhaps a bit superficial/enthusiastic. I presume that the same is also true for similar devices from other manufacturers. The free apps for phone or PC offer basic capabilities to catalogue and review the results, and to export them to PDF formats. These are clearly the most relevant functions for routine use, and assist in seeking care by a trained cardiologist if arrhythmias are detected. I think that it would be good to also allow access to the data in other formats (such as CSV), to easily allow analysis with other systems but this is not available in the current versions of the applications.

This is an excellent device. It is small, portable and very easy to set up, to use and to charge. You don't have to download the Emay app for it to work but it is better if you do, as you can share the results with others, and save them as a back-up on your computer for your own records (they are also stored on the device). It is very simple and quick to use - just place it on your bare left knee so the back electrode has skin contact, place thumbs over the front electrodes and hold for 30 seconds. The device gives instant results which you can download through the app, in less than a minute, to print out or share. For anyone with heart health concerns, it is a good way of self-monitoring and avoiding unnecessary trips to the doctor every time you feel a twinge. Of course, it doesn’t replace professional advice but when you get a 'no abnormalities' result it gives peace of mind, and if abnormalities are detected, you have the evidence to show your doctor. It stores information for two users, and is an essential piece of kit for anyone worried about heart health, especially those with occasional arrhythmias or (often harmless) ectopic beats. I have used the smaller version before but I prefer this 6-lead version as it gives a fuller picture. Highly recommended.