AliveCor CEO on Kardia vs. Apple Watch competition

AliveCor CEO Vic Gundotra discusses his company's portable EKG devices, which were on the market well before the Apple Watch had that capability, and introduces AliveCor's newest product.

[@oceanfroggie]

My cardiologist recommended Kardia AliveCor and its been brilliant, I've avoided going to the ER on multiple occasions thanks to having this device on my phone, home diagnostics, self medication, no more need for ER for 8 years.

[@okolemahu]

The Kardia mobile gives a very unstable, artifact filled tracing and I cannot get it to work in landscape view on either my iphone Xs or ipad pro 11”.

[@brianwest2775]

Unfortunately, in 2022 Kardia is still not approved for detecting a heart attack. I don't know if that's due to it's technical performance or the fear that people who would normally go to the hospital will stay at home if the device doesn't tell them to go.

[@Panjuabloo]

I bought this product, it gives me so many different results in a row, Normal, then possible atrial fibrillation, then normal again. I'm not really sure why...

[@kezzie40]

My cardiologist doesn’t listen to what I have to say about Alivecor, both in the UK and Australia

[@gaylecheung3087]

OMRON - HeartGuide Smart Watch Blood Pressure Monitor looks much better then Apple Watch, simple, clean, brown face no big do dodge I wish I was available in Canada only be able United States of America do you want to sue somebody want to sorry buddy I was just showing every damn digital ECG watch