AliveCor® Kardia Mobile Carry Pod Carrying Case | Travel Case Features Magnetic Closure to Keep Kardia Device Safe On-The-Go | Fits in Pocket or Purse or Attaches to Keyring Gray

This device really works, I have afib and the apple watch will rarely record it due to how high my heartbeat gets, this device will record possible afib events no matter the heart rate, would recommend if you need or want to check your heartbeat. I see some people have problems using it, I just lay the phone on my table and hold the device a couple inches from the bottom of the phone. Its best to use it in a quiet environment if possible

You need to download the app, but I l Iike it. Easy to use. I have a blood pressure monitor, an oxygen meter, blood sugar and ketone testers, and now this ekg. I get a pretty good picture of my vitals. This Kardia works well. Get one.

Easy to use, small, fits in pocket or small purse. Gives me peace of mind knowing if I am in Afib or not.

This case fits your Kardia unit like a glove. It has a nice feel to it and the Kardia fits securely inside. It has small vent holes to help the Kardia stay dry and ventilated. The colors are nice, too. The key ring slot looks a little flimsy and I would hesitate to add it to an actual key ring. You might be missing your Kardia sooner than you think. Price is a bit high for what you get, but you are getting a product produced by Kardia and it will fit your unit perfectly.

Recently I had an April fools day heart attack, followed by a quad bypass. Decided to buy one of these, and it does work. However its getting only four stars because in all of the ads they neglect to tell you that you only get the most basic information. Anything else requires a subscription. I would rather pay my money for MAX or something. But if the most basic info is good enough, or you're willing to pay a subscription, it's fine to have. I do like reading on my phone that I have a normal sinus rhythm, I do not care to give the creators a monthly cash cow. So it's good for what it is. They could be upfront about the extra cost. I mean, I had a heart attack followed by a 60 mile ambulance ride, a week in hospital I'd rather forget and two months of restrictions. Isn't that enough?

I'm a retired physician with Lupus. I attempt to have as much monitoring equipment at home as possible to prevent ER visits. This is why I purchased the Kardia Device and happened to see the promotion for the Carrying/Travel Case. The Kardia Unit fits like a glove in the case. The magnetic closure is secure. There is an area where one could attach this to a key chain. The only thing that will not work with this case is the plate that comes with the original unit. If you attach the Kardia Unit to the optional backplate, it will not fit into the case. This was not a problem for me at all. For those who have not purchased a case, an old iPod nano case would suffice if you have attached the backplate already.

I purchased the Kardia 6L , saw this case and ordered it too. Problem is the 6L doesn’t fit in the case. Case is about a quarter of an inch shorter than the 6L. Does Kardia make the same type of case for the 6L?

The media could not be loaded. Bottom line - I feel fine putting the device in the top pocket of my back back with this case wrapped around it.This case is really just about perfect for what I was looking for. I wanted a smaller softer case that would save space in my daily use computer / go to work backpack. At the same time I wanted the device protected from getting dinged up by my keys and whatever else is rattling around in there.The material is a 4 ply laminate. There's what looks like a woven poly-something fabric, some kind of medium density thermoplastic layer, another woven fiber-ish layer (green), and then another of the outside fabric. These combine to make a case that is light, has a comfortable feel, and is protective enough. It also has a firm magnetic closure.Now then, if the human factors people who did this would be allowed to design the app interface we'd have a much better overall package.