Frontier X2 Smart Heart Monitor with Chest Strap, Wireless Heart Health Monitoring Device with Heart Rate

I’ve been using the Frontier X2 for a few days now and I’m really impressed with it. The heart rate measurement is very accurate and I’ve found it to be better when compared to an Apple Watch. In particular, for the first few kilometres of my runs the X2 produces much more stable and plausible results. I assume this is due to the fact that the Apple Watch only uses simple photoplethysmograms while the X2 has a builtin ECG. The data integration with the Frontier X app works as expected without hassle. The packaging and box is of high quality, so the unboxing experience was exceptional. I like the additional health information, e.g. heart strain estimates and ECG rhythm analysis, that is provided with the dashboard on their website. It is in my opinion in particular helpful for athletes that like to push their boundaries while staying safe and healthy. This also justifies the slightly higher purchasing price compared to e.g. an Apple Watch, which can only do stationary ECG and not while running.I love that it’s waterproof so I can wear it during all kinds of activities. It’s also really versatile and I can wear it while running, going to the gym, and training both indoors and outdoors. The iOS App and the automatic post-workout analysis are fast. I would have preferred to have the charger included in the package, but assume almost everyone already has too many of those lying around. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality heart monitor!

I've used other heart rate monitors in the past but decided to try out the Fourth Frontier X2. It was a very wise decision. The device works exactly as advertised, but more importantly, the feature suite is far more extensive than is apparent at first. The extent of information and a realistic assessment of both the intensity of your workout, and whether you have exceeded safe limits on heart rate, heart strain, rhythm, and so forth, in real time, is invaluable. While it was clearly optimized for runners, it works just fine for rowers like myself. And, putting the app up on an iPad attached to the rowing machine (in my case, a Concept 2 Rowerg) gives very visible real time feedback on all the important parameters you need to know, as you work out. At this point, after a half dozen workouts over the past two weeks, I am very pleased with the device and its ease of use, and extensive metrics that are actually important to know, far beyond a simple heart rate monitor.

One of the best ECG Monitoring Device in the Market. Value for Money!This is a must-have for anyone suffering with Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation, especially if it happens during exercise. It’s not cheap butit’s better than anything else that’s out there at the moment (I have tried twoothers).This device is more than just a heart rate monitor as rightly mentioned by the company. I was looking for a device which can track my ECG during exercise and overall heart health, not just a heart rate monitor. I have come across so many devices but no device is providing continuous ecg and heart monitoring whose data can also be shared to anyone remotely.Love this for tracking my heart rate during HIIT. I bought this after becoming thoroughly disgusted with the increasing inaccuracy of my Fitbit Versa 2. I know that the optical monitors will never match the accuracy of the electrodes in a chest strap. The best thing is that I can verify the accuracy of the data by looking at the raw ECG, which is really cool.. The strap is comfortable - I don't notice it during a workout. Equipment and the app are fantastic so far.

It’s very common to have benign tachycardia issues for athletes, Frontier X2 is the best device I have ever used which does all the work for you and provides the best data on frontier X app. I've used Garmin for years, but the moment you have a PVC, the Garmin pod doesn’t work, and starts to mis-report your Heart Rate. That’s when I decided to buy Frontier X2, it’s a bit costly compared to other products in the market but gives overall heart data and metrics which no company provides in the segment and delivers the Rock Solid results in any condition, 100% accurate. Also, they have multiple activity options in their amazing app which allows me to monitor your heart accurately!

Better than a smart watch for keeping track of my heart. This devices gives some incredibly detailed graphs and charts including a pretty high quality EKG. My gripe with smart watches is that you have to hold the watch with both hands to get an EKG and that too a short 30 sec view. Since this is worn on the chest it can pick up your EKG hands free. The other metrics such as heart rate, breathing rate, starin are pretty handy too, especially because I can set alerts for them and don't have to keep looking at a watch.

A very expensive and completely overpriced! Not worth the money. Also after lots of problems and it stopped working after 4 months of light use. I purchased to try and get more information on my heart. But very limited information and you presented with either being in rhythm or not. I think once you sift thru the ‘paid’ reviews you will notice it really is an aweful overrated POS!

This is an amazing device that can be a bit confusing to work with and seems to connect correctly intermittently. While it will give you heart rate variability on their website, you can't download a file with R-R intervals needed for more granular analysis of heart rate changes over time. If you don't need this, and want to subscribe the to fairly expensive monthly program, this one is for you.

I recently bought the Frontier X2 and it's been fantastic for me so far. I am also considering buying an Apple Watch, and so had a few questions about this device's functionality as compared to the Apple Watch.What does the X2 give me that the Apple Watch does not?Is the X2 ECG more accurate than the Apple Watch's?Can both/either devices catch AFib?