EMAY Portable ECG Monitor | Record ECG and Heart Rate | Compatible with Smartphone and PC

We have tried two other ECG monitors and find this excels by far in function, size for travel especially, and accuracy. The app is easy to use and one can transfer via a PDF, your tracings to your physician. Originally, I had questions and found the company was very responsive via a telephone call the same day with answers. Great service. Also can email them as well.

This monitor is very easy to operate, featuring a bright LCD screen and a compact form factor that’s perfect for travel. The Android app produces a clean PDF report that’s simple to share, print, or archive. I use it mainly to check for bradycardia, and it has been accurate and dependable. The device feels well made, and the rechargeable battery adds convenience. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this purchase.

I looked at several heart monitors before choosing the EMAY EMG-20. Being one of the last humans not hardwired to a smartphone I wanted something that was a stand-alone model and easy to use. The reviews were positive and I liked the idea I could hook it up to my laptop to print out results. The unit is smaller than I thought, a nice plus. The app was a speedy download and quite intuitive to use, although the owner's manual that came in the box is more than enough to get by on. A few practice runs and I was set; the results have been consistent and reassuring. I'm glad my cardiologist suggested I get a monitor for my a-fib and even happier I chose the EMAY unit. Oh, the rechargeable battery lasts for 2-3 hours, which might not sound like much until you realize each use is only around 30 seconds. That's an awful lot of tests on one charge! Always great when you find a product that meets your needs and exceeds your expectations!

I recently purchased this ECG machine and I couldn’t be more impressed! From the moment it arrived, everything about it was straightforward and user-friendly. The setup was a breeze. The instructions were clear, and I had it up and running within minutes. No complicated assembly or confusing steps. Ease of Use: This device is designed with the user in mind. The interface is intuitive, and the buttons are clearly labeled. I didn’t need any medical training to figure it out. Whether you're tech-savvy or not, you’ll find it simple to operate. It provides quick, accurate readings that are easy to read on both the device screen and the connected app. I appreciate being able to monitor my heart health from home with professional-level reliability. It's also easy to share reports with my doctor. It is also compact and lightweight, this machine is perfect for travel or keeping in a bag for peace of mind. Overall: This portable ECG machine exceeded my expectations. It’s ideal for anyone wanting to track heart health at home without hassle. Reliable, accurate, and incredibly easy to use—I highly recommend it!

Excellent little device for getting a truly portable ecg without having a smartphone nearby. Very easy to use, easy to transfer strips to phone via bluetooth. One problem, cannot use two different receiving devices as a strip sent to one will not show up on the second. Also, uses a micro-usb cord for charging instead of usb-c. Final gripe, a minor one, does not use customary US terminology for different cardiac readings. But, this is an easy to use device. I've had no problems getting a good contact as others have reported.

I imagine that the folks who designed and manufactured this ECG monitor must have asked a lot of people what they would like to see in such a device, and I imagine that they received answers like: "Portable. Small. Easy to Use. Integrates smoothly with Windows. Easy to generate PDF reports. Rechargeable battery. Long battery life, and so on." And I imagine that they listened well and took good notes of these wishes, for this is the device they produced. I could not be happier with it. Add to this that the User Guide is clear and precise, a feature not always found with devices you buy. Bottom line: This is the monitor I have been looking for, and it meets all my expectations. Ulf Wolf

INTRODUCTION: The Emay 2 lead Portable ECG Monitor cannot provide all the information from a medical-grade 12 lead ECG! However, it is an inexpensive and useful way to find out if your heart symptoms show any possible Heart Rate and Rhythm issues to share with your doctor. The Emay Report can suggest Rate, Rhythm and Waveform issues such as Arrhythmia, Tachycardia, Bradycardia, Missed Beats, ST Elevation/Depression, and various Ventricular Premature Beats (PVC's). The results can be saved to a PDF file with excellent resolution so that your doctor can validate the report suggestions. MY EXPERIENCE: (See attached ECG report extract). In my case, it has reliably and repeatedly detected an Arrhythmia (irregular heart rhythm) but does not suggest which specific type (mine is probably not AFIB but the pattern indicates Sinus Arrhythmia). I am also taking 30second samples after various activities or when symptoms such as light headedness or palpitations occur. USING IT: I found that the “Right Index Finger to Left ‘Under Nipple’ Chest connection method gives me the best results (see below for more details). It is very important to have good contact of the clean finger and clean chest surfaces with the clean Emay Metal Electrode Surfaces. It is also important to place the bottom electrode consistently on the same spot on the chest below the Left Nipple. (The manual has good photos to show the proper placement). The Emay will sample the signals and will start a 30 second recording session once it decides that it has detected a regular heart beat. However, it will collect a bunch of junk waves if you change your grip or move. I suggest that you watch the display waveform during the 30 seconds of sampling to confirm that there is a regular clean pattern. GENERATING REPORT: I was able to easily use both the PC and IPHONE based applications to download 30second Results from the Emay. This is necessary, since you need a large screen to see the waveform details. One can add remarks to the Reports. In addition, I found it best to save the Report as a pdf file to my PC. The PDF version of the report can be greatly enlarged on the PC screen to make it easier to measure the milliSeconds and mVolt data from the graph grids. In addition, the pdf reports can easily be sent to your doctor's patient portal. More details and Background: When the Emay 2electrode ECG measures traces between the Right Index Finger and Left Under Nipple Chest wall it gives a clean 30 second ECG Trace similar to the V4 to V6 leads of a full ECG report. These traces emphasize Left Ventricular electrical activity and can provide good details of the P,Q,R,S,T ECG Heart waveform. What Emay Report can do well: 1. Measure and Report Heart Rate 2. Detect and suggest various abnormal Rhythms (Arrhythmia's) including AFIB, Sinus Arrhythmias, Ventricular tachycardia, Premature ventricular contractions, Sinus bradycardia, etc. 3. Provide accurate time and voltage amplitude grids via the heart electrical waveform on the Y:mV/X:mS Graph Report Grid of the P,Q,R,S,T waveform to allow the user to measure and visualize: - extra peaks or valleys, changes in slopes, changes in amplitudes and time intervals. (Note: a trace showing AFIB will show regular QRS patterns with numerous ‘S’ wave patterns in-between indicating Atrial fibrillation). - ST Segment Elevations and Depressions (indications of ischemia) - Long or Short QRS intervals - Abnormal widths, shapes and amplitudes of R, Q, T waves The PDF report can be used by your doctor to look for signs of heart problems like ischemia (low blood flow) by looking for ST segment Elevations or Depressions, long QT intervals, etc. What it can’t do: It does not have the details and complexity of the 12-lead Report! The 12 lead Medical-grade ECG report has 13 or more linked Waveform Reports which give far more information about Heart Electrical activity. These separate traces when examined by a ECG Specialist, can give information about what parts of the heart have issues, and if the Electrical Signal Axis of the heart is normal. These reports are a blessing and a curse since these reports are difficult to interpret by most non-medical people. Bottom Line: The Emay Portable ECG monitor is a good layman’s Front-Line Heart Monitor tool for providing more than just Pulse and Blood-Pressure Heart data to share with their doctors when they have Heart Health concerns.

I was recently diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation and started on medication. I ordered this device for my own peace mind to check my heart rate and to monitor if I was in sinus rhythm (normal) or possibly AFib. It is super easy to use and it stores the results so you can down load to the app and send to your MD if needed. I would highly recommend this single lead reading EKG monitoring device. This one did not require any additional monitoring with any fees or support, and was the main reason I opted for this model. If you have frequent abnormal heart rhythms, the 6-lead may be a better choice if you can afford any association fees. I would ask your cardiologist when is best for your personal situation.