Hello!
Is their Any Android Smartwatch with ECG+PPG function?
I’m just found a few smartwatches with ECG+PPG function, but they are not android watches.
the watches are N58 smartwatch, Newwear Q13, Bakeey H9
Nov 4, 2018 14:53:14 GMT 1 mmouad1996 said:
Hello! Is their Any Android Smartwatch with ECG+PPG function? I'm just found a few smartwatches with ECG+PPG function, but they are not android watches. the watches are N58 smartwatch, Newwear Q13, Bakeey H9
i do'nt think so HR you can track with the the build in sensor but also use apps that use chest strap or the camera.
what is PPG?
Nov 4, 2018 15:26:48 GMT 1 soniasophie9697 said:
Nov 4, 2018 14:53:14 GMT 1 mmouad1996 said:
Hello!
Is their Any Android Smartwatch with ECG+PPG function?
I’m just found a few smartwatches with ECG+PPG function, but they are not android watches.
the watches are N58 smartwatch, Newwear Q13, Bakeey H9
i do’nt think so HR you can track with the the build in sensor but also use apps that use chest strap or the camera.what is PPG?
PPG is Photo Plethysmography (PPG)
My fitness bands, the T-6 and R11 both have this feature. They basically measure your heart rate and electrical signal via the electrodes built into the watch. You then get a 1 channel readout in graph form that looks like the EKG printout your doctor gets when they perform an EKG. I took one of my printouts to my Doctor and she compared it to my last EKG and said they were nearly identical just looking at them. She did not compare the actual measurements as when analyzing the readings. The chart on your phone can be printed, emailed etc. To measure there are two electrodes on the back of the watch and you place your finger on the front electrode, the metal button. It measures the electrical pulses to your heart and compares it with the pulse sensor (Heart Rate Monitor). It measures the time difference between the peak of the two sensors,using them to arrive at your BP reading. It is important that you do not make contact with the arm, the band is on. Thats why I prefer these bands to the ones that have the front electrode on the side of the watch, where it is harder to keep from making contact with your arm.
Also NOT for FAW,as soon many apps and other.
FAW is big disappointment.
Ronald