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Hi from Australia, I’m in my 60s had a pacemaker implanted almost 2 years ago to deal with a 2nd degree block that was flaring up when my hr was up at 160bpm for more than 10min while cycling. I would feel dizzy & My hr would drop suddenly to below 80 & l would loose power.. however since the pacemaker things have been a little better and a…Read More
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I had a micra wireless pacemaker put in a few days ago. It has an accelerometer to speed up when the body moves. I went for an easy 4km/hr walk and my HR went up rapidly to 120, the maximum setting for the pacemaker, probably much more than actually physically needed, as I would run 7-8km/hr with a heart rate of 110-115. Any advise gladly appreciated.
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Wishing you a smooth and speedy recovery. It’s great that you’re actively monitoring your heart health — that’s an important step toward healing and staying informed. If you have any questions about using the device or understanding your data, feel free to reach out. You’ve got this — one step at a time! 💪💙
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Dear Julian,
Thank you for reaching out through the Frontier Community!
To answer your query — yes, the Frontier X2 does track steps. You can find this under your activity summary in the app, listed as “Step Cadence.”
Please note that step data is recorded only when GPS is connected and while the ECG is actively recording. Steps are not c…Read More
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Hello, please find the link below that outlines the differences between the Frontier X2 and the Frontier X Plus.
https://fourthfrontier.com/pages/comparison