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1 year, 1 month ago

Continuous ECG technology is revolutionizing heart health by providing real-time insights into how your heart responds to stress, exercise, and recovery. This data empowers personalized care, enabling more informed and proactive decisions to support overall well-being. In the below blog learn how Continuous ECG can support your journey to better…Read More

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- james
  5 months, 4 weeks ago
  
  How do I to this with my device?
  - Community Manager
    5 months, 3 weeks ago
    
    Absolutely! With our Frontier X2, you can record activity continuously throughout your workout or day. Once you’re done:
    
    Sync your device via the Frontier X app.
    
    Your entire ECG waveform, including any other rhythm, will be visible on your online dashboard.
    
    You can then review the ECG data anytime, zooming in on specific segments—no need to s…Read More
    - adrian
      5 months, 2 weeks ago
      
      How do you enable the 24/7 continuous ecg?
      
      Community Manager
      5 months, 2 weeks ago
      
      You can start recording an activity for as long as you want, up to 24 hours. Just make sure the device is fully charged beforehand, as one full charge supports around 24 hours of continuous use. Once you’ve finished the activity, sync the device with the app, and the ECG data will automatically appear on your dashboard.
- ken
  5 months ago
  
  I’ve got the frontier X2. How can I get a 24hour ECG recording. When I start an ECG it stops after 1 hour. Thanks
  - Community Manager
    5 months ago
    
    How the Frontier X2 24-Hour ECG Recording Works
    
    Continuous ECG Recording (up to 24 hours):
    With a full battery, the Frontier X2 can record your ECG continuously for up to 24 hours. Just start an activity from the Frontier X app and let it run in the background.
    
    Live ECG Viewing (session-limited):
    The Frontier X2 also supports Live ECG viewing in…Read More
Community ManagerPinned Post

1 year, 2 months ago

Hello Community Members!

Your Frontier X2 just got an upgrade!

Frontier Premium Subscription, now live on the Frontier X app! Experience the most accurate VO2 Max measurements outside of a lab, along with a reliable readiness score and advanced sleep stage analysis. With detailed Ventilatory Threshold zones data and oxygen uptake insights,…Read More

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- michael
  1 year ago
  
  The premium feature is really nice … had a hiccup initially but the staff at FF fixed it and it really provides great data !
Tom NapierPinned Post

1 year, 3 months ago

Anyone with pacemakers use the FF monitor with device techs for adjustments. Just recently had a pacemaker implant – ten days ago. Still on the mend – wound and anchor setting for the wires. Anxious to test the rate response setting with increased exercise activities. Mainly a cyclist but can test running too. I have the Boston Science…Read More

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- Community Manager
  1 year, 3 months ago
  
  The Frontier device has not undergone official safety testing for use with pacemakers. However, we have received feedback from several users who have reported using it without issues. We recommend that you contact your pacemaker manufacturer for specific safety information. Additionally, it’s always best to consult your healthcare provider to e…Read More
- ivan
  1 year, 3 months ago
  
  Hi Tom – I have a pacemaker and FF has been extremely useful in helping to sort out various arrhythmias that I have developed and provided very useful information to help the electrophysiologists adjust the settings. Although it has a battery and bluetooth I do not think it gives out enough EM radiation to affect the PM – but like all “household”…Read More
- dib55
  1 year, 3 months ago
  
  I had a pacemaker fitted two years ago and use FF for running, cycling, HIIT Circuit and weight training and I have yet to experience any issues.
- simon
  1 year, 2 months ago
  
  I was able to use the HR graph to show my pacing tech team how my PM was not tracking and pacing above a certain HR level. They found the graph very helpful and were able to adjust the upper tracking/pacing levels for me.
- Doug
  10 months, 1 week ago
  
  Tom, I’d be curious how your rate response is working and which device you have.
frans

2 weeks, 2 days ago

hi Guys does anyone knows how to do upload the ecg data to further analyse it? thanks
william

2 weeks, 3 days ago

I’ve been using the Frontier X2 for a few weeks now. Not really interested in the workout statistics at 76yo with a lot of heart damage and diastolic dysfunction. I have a certain level of PVCs and want to track them for sleeping, walking, working, etc. The X2 is very good at identifying arrythmias and the stress level seems to monitor the S-T…Read More

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- Community Manager
  1 week, 4 days ago
  
  Thank you for sharing your detailed observations about using the Frontier X2. It’s fantastic to hear how the device is making a positive impact in your life by providing easily accessible and accurate data to monitor your heart health. Your approach to tracking PVCs and analyzing abnormal segments is very impressive, and we’re glad the X2 has hel…Read More
  - william
    1 week, 2 days ago
    
    Thank you for your response, I have a couple of other suggestions for a future update. The main one is that I would like to do a file download to my phone or Google Drive rather than to my e-mail. It seems to take forever for a file attached to e-mail to get to my inbox in gmail. Also, just caught this scary 1 minute AIVR episode yesterday. I…Read More
    - william
      1 week, 1 day ago
      
      This morning I found the answer. When you chose Share you have many options. One is to upload to my Google drive.
    - william
      2 days, 4 hours ago
      
      The strip I posted of the AIVR event transpired on 12/31/2026. I’ve since had a 26 second VT episode. I took all this to my doctor on Wednesday and he was highly concerned.
arthur

2 weeks, 4 days ago

Nothing i wanted to go ride but it’s raining
erik

3 weeks, 2 days ago

What can I do to reduce artifacts on my recordings (“poor data”)?

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- Community Manager
  2 weeks, 1 day ago
  
  To help reduce motion artefacts and ensure good data quality, please try the following tips:
  • Make sure the device is snapped securely onto the strap and does not feel loose or make any sound when shaken.
  • Wet the shiny, skin-facing sensors on the strap with a few drops of water before wearing it. In cold weather, the skin can be dry and may…Read More
sanjib

3 weeks, 5 days ago

How to interprete my ECG is ok or not
How to know if there is any defect or not in ECG
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