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Top is Apple Watch then Versa, Sense2 and my old solar watch that only does time but needs no charging or battery. First 3 with replacement bands.

May 6, 2025
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Wearable devices like Apple Watches can be valuable tools for monitoring heart health. These smartwatches offer several important heart monitoring features including electrocardiogram (ECG) capabilities that track heart rate and rhythm, as well as other vital measurements that can be shared with your healthcare team.

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Wearable devices like Apple Watches can be valuable tools for monitoring heart health. These smartwatches offer several important heart monitoring features including electrocardiogram (ECG) capabilities that track heart rate and rhythm, as well as other vital measurements that can be shared with your healthcare team.

The ability to monitor your heart in real-time and track data over time allows you and your cardiology team to spot concerning trends during checkups. Many of these devices can be configured to send alerts if your heart measurements fall outside normal ranges. Before purchasing any heart monitoring device, it's recommended to discuss with your doctor which specific measurements are most important for your particular heart condition. They can help you understand how to interpret the numbers and what ranges should trigger concern. This will help you choose a device with the most relevant features for your needs.

May 6, 2025
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Both Apple and Fit bit are wonderful devices I wouldn't be without. I wore Fit bit Versa for almost 4 years and was made aware of my Afib from it. I got my wife an Apple about 2 years ago but it didn't take and passed to my daughter. Around Thanksgiving I insisted she start wearing my Versa and it took. I got a new Sense 2 and an Apple for her. She preffered Fit bit and took over Sense so I'm now wearing Apple. Both my daughter and Son in Law wear Apple.

Wife and I both preffer the look and simplicity of the Fit bit. Both were functionally similar until recently. Google now owns Fit bit and is not keeping pace. Research carefully if considering Fit bit.

https://www.androidauthority.com/fitbit-sense-e...

The Fitbit Sense line is cooked because it was too good for Google
The Fitbit Sense line is cooked because it was too good for Google
May 6, 2025
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I am so glad that I have a fit bit

May 6, 2025

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