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

Clever and useful device
First, I have absolutely NO medical training. I am a retired electrical engineer who likes gadgets. Recently I had some cardiac concerns and went through a series of evaluative procedures. I’ve seen the tv ads for the other device and decided to buy, but based on reviews and my own assessment I purchased the EMAY device. I am impressed with the device and its abilities to read the electrical signals that control my heart. Not understanding what I was seeing I purchased an “EKG Interpretation Made Easy” book (sure?).I’m not qualified to give a medical endorsement. But if you want to learn about cardiac rhythms and possibly see how your own heart is functioning this device is interesting. I don’t know what the cardio-docs think about patients monitoring their own vitals but that’s a conversation anyone should have with their own provider. I can’t even spell “PQRST” wave, and now I watch them (!!).Functionally the device is efficient. There is a learning curve on what button does what when and it can be a little confusing initially. Data transfers to your phone and subsequently a computer are straightforward. The print outs available from the app look quite professional (IMHO). Other reviews accurately note no need for third party services (and fees) to achieve full functionality. I do have a benign essential tremor and I have found that seems to interfere with getting a clean cardio trace. Also you have to self calibrate your touch to the pads (not too soft, not too hard, just right).I’m glad I made this purchase.

I wish I had had this several years ago. Well done!
I already own two other portable ECG devices that I order 2 years ago and 1 year ago.Neither are the “famous” advertised brand – because I knew people that had that companies products.When I saw this was capable of 6 lead readings, I was very excited. I have had issue with my heart for a number of years, and only going to see the doctor every “n” months, means they are not around to observe intermittent issues.There is another “famous” company that makes a 6 lead product, both of these seem to have some out since I last looked.My decision on ordering the EMAY versus the “the other one”, in particular:1. No subscription to get all features.2. No cellphone REQUIRED to use.3. PC and cellphone interface for downloading and studying data.It was quickly delivered and works like a champ. Unlike some device, the bluetooth wireless connection worked find first time – although later I learned that if you have it in setup mode, it will not connect.Have it at the record screen and then it works quickly.You can review data on the device, the cellphone screen, the computer screen, or email/etc from the cellphone or print/pdf from the computer. Hard to ask for more than that. So easy to get a copy for your cardiologist. And the files are so small, I can keep them on my computer for later comparison.The filter is quick good for getting out noise.I do advise getting some “electrode gel” – available at fitness stores, etc. This helps with dry skin to get a good contact.The diagnosis part seems to work well on at least the conditions I have (MUCH better than the prior units).Besides PVC’s, PAC’s, I am sometimes in Atypical Atrial Flutter. This is an unusual condition – which only shows up in some people after heart surgery. But it is easy to distinguish that on the graph once you know what to look for. The unit diagnoses it as Atrial Fibrillation – which it looks quite a bit like.I have attached an example of my flutter. My wife’s ECG looks like text book.I had to scan the printout ! because Amazon does not accept PDF attachments!