For people who are turning 40 years old, it is becoming more and more common to undergo a “Holter” which is nothing more than to remain monitored between 24 hours or 72 hours to measure the electrical activity of the cardiovascular system during the time necessary.

These tests are sometimes spread out over time and can last for weeks. The objective is that anomalies in this activity can be detected that in the future may lead to more serious ailments or diseases.

Well, now Xiaomi sells a small Holter on its Crowdfunding platform that offers everything that they usually give us in medical centers, very compact measurements, and connectivity with the mobile phone.

This is this tiny Holter that Xiaomi sells

The first thing to keep in mind is that we are talking about a medical device that, although it has all the medical certifications to be used with guarantees in China, would need them here in the same way so that the test results have medical value.

But in any case, we look at this device because we find it quite interesting to have data of this type on our cardiovascular activity, in the same way, that we obtain data on our pulse with so many bracelets and devices that do not have to have these certifications. Logically, these measurements must always have the advice or approval of a specialist.

What is most striking about this Holter is its size, since it is not only small but also thin. This adheres to the chest, in the area where the heart is located, and with its charged battery it begins to follow our cardiovascular activity.

It is a device from the Hipee firm, which as usual belongs to the Xiaomi brand ecosystem. This device offers 24-hour monitoring, in which it can detect up to 24 different types of heart risks. A device that is completely waterproof, so we could use it even swimming.

The storage of the data collected by this device is completely encrypted so that it cannot be accessible to other people, and it is transferred wirelessly to our phone.

The advantages of a Holter compared to the classic electrocardiogram are clear, since in the latter only a certain time interval of cardiac function can be seen, while the Holter monitors it for much longer, being more likely to detect abnormalities.

A device that offers different modes of use, from the classic one for 24 hours or more, or a heart rate sensor when we exercise. We can also use it to perform a punctual electrocardiogram, as well as to measure cardiac preload.

A device therefore that has different uses and that due to its simplicity and small size invites you to carry it with you at all hours and doing any exercise or our normal life.

All the data collected by the Holter can be sent via Bluetooth connectivity to our mobile phone, from where it will be forwarded to the cloud to be stored in an encrypted way.

It only weighs 8.9 grams, and its thickness is 6.2 millimeters. The battery of this Holter is charged through a USB type C port, while with three hours of charging you can enjoy up to 24 hours of uninterrupted ECG monitoring.

source:- Xiaomitoday

Vivo officially introduced its first smartwatch , Vivo Watch , in its home country, China. The Vivo Watch comes with two model variants, namely 42 mm with a screen size of 1.19 inches and a 46 mm version with a 1.39 inch screen.

These two smart watches both carry AMOLED screens. The difference is, the 42mm Vivo Watch is equipped with a 390×390 pixel resolution screen. While the 46mm Vivo Watch has a resolution of 454×454 pixels.

The Vivo Watch screen supports the always-on display feature so that it can show the watch face, without the need to raise your hand first.

In terms of design, Vivo Watch has a classic watch-like appearance in general. This smart watch has a round shape with a shell made of stainless steel.

The 42mm version of the Vivo Watch has two circular buttons on the right side.

Meanwhile, the 46mm variant comes with an elongated button and a row of numbers on the bezel.

Apple has recently launched its newest smartwatch, the Apple Watch Series 6. Comes with updates in the hardware and specifications sector, of course, many are curious about what the inside of the smartwatch looks like.

Luckily iFixit has succeeded in disassembling the Apple Watch Series 6 and seeing the inside contents of the smartwatch. iFixit also said that this smartwatch is quite easy to repair, such as replacing the screen and battery when damaged.

Getting a 6/10 repair score, Apple Watch Series 6 got the same score as the Apple Watch Series 5. The reason is that it says there are not many changes in the arrangement of components on this smartwatch, so the repair process is not too difficult.

When the screen of the smartwatch is opened, we can already see the various components that are present in large sizes such as the Taptic Engine made by Apple and also the battery. Then underneath there is the motherboard of the smartwatch and a number of sensors to detect heart rate and oxygen levels in the blood.

In addition, iFixit also said that Apple has removed a number of cables connected from the screen to the motherboard, making the repair process a little easier.

It’s just that what is still a problem is the very small size of the bolts and also the number of cables that must be soldered when you want to replace some components which make it score 6/10.

source:- ifixit