Beurer Électrocardiographe connecté ME 90 USB/BT Gris
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Le Beurer ME 90 est un ECG compact et léger qui enregistre rapidement un tracé cardiaque, idéal à la maison ou en déplacement. L'utilisation est simple et les données peuvent être transférées via Bluetooth ou USB vers l'application Beurer CardioExpert. Le stockage est limité à 36 mesures et l'appareil est un outil d'orientation, non de diagnostic. Il ne mesure qu'au moment de l'utilisation et ne permet pas de surveillance continue. Pour un contrôle occasionnel du rythme cardiaque, c'est un choix pratique.
Avis Beurer Électrocardiographe connecté ME 90 USB/BT Gris
Basé sur 4 avis
It worked fine when I first bought it with a ten year old laptop running Windows 7, connecting via USB. About a year ago I bought a new, higher spec laptop running Windows 10 and installed CardioExpert, but it wouldn't connect to the ME90 by Bluetooth or USB. When trying to connect by Bluetooth it asks for a PIN, there is no PIN in the documents or packaging and I haven't set up a PIN. We've tried connecting by Bluetooth to a tablet and a smartphone, but can't connect to the ME90. Today I decided to try uninstalling and re-installing the CardioExpert on my laptop. It won't reinstall from the disc and when I try to download from Beurer it requires me to register, but won't let me register. This is a potentially very useful gadget that works fine stand alone to give you a reading, but is let down by crappy connectivity that prevents you from saving, viewing or printing the results and heartbeat waveform. Shame.
It worked fine when I first bought it with a ten year old laptop running Windows 7, connecting via USB. About a year ago I bought a new, higher spec laptop running Windows 10 and installed CardioExpert, but it wouldn't connect to the ME90 by Bluetooth or USB. When trying to connect by Bluetooth it asks for a PIN, there is no PIN in the documents or packaging and I haven't set up a PIN. We've tried connecting by Bluetooth to a tablet and a smartphone, but can't connect to the ME90. Today I decided to try uninstalling and re-installing the CardioExpert on my laptop. It won't reinstall from the disc and when I try to download from Beurer it requires me to register, but won't let me register. This is a potentially very useful gadget that works fine stand alone to give you a reading, but is let down by crappy connectivity that prevents you from saving, viewing or printing the results and heartbeat waveform. Shame.
L. Nagle
11 avril 2021
The Android app is not working on Android 10 at all, on earlier versions the sync with ME90 does not work as expected, showing erratic data and not displaying the ECG. While the device itself appears a nice piece of work, but no Bluetooth connectivity renders it massively overpriced vs. other simpler ECG scanners. Returning to Amazon as not working/not matching description ♂️
The Android app is not working on Android 10 at all, on earlier versions the sync with ME90 does not work as expected, showing erratic data and not displaying the ECG. While the device itself appears a nice piece of work, but no Bluetooth connectivity renders it massively overpriced vs. other simpler ECG scanners. Returning to Amazon as not working/not matching description ♂️
Marty
25 avril 2020
Where do i start. Battery i guess. Popped them in two bar showing flat after one go. Popped them out and in again 5 bar. Then back to 2 bar. then zero . Now showing 5 bar.... And then it's no good if you have a pacemaker fitted which i do have. Do not remember reading that anywhere .... . Then it's not the one i ordered the link at the bottom of the page said there is a new version at £129. not the £88 one. The £88 one gave me a link to the new version which is the old one . The photos are wrong way around ! i guess if you order the new one you will get the old one . Or order the old one and get the new one at £88. and the old one for £129. The old type has watch batteries . New one has built in one. I'm confused now ! I would say be very careful .. Grrrrr ! just went back and read the page again says nothing about pacemakers. Does in the booklet that came with it. Do not use with a pacemaker fitted, !!
Where do i start. Battery i guess. Popped them in two bar showing flat after one go. Popped them out and in again 5 bar. Then back to 2 bar. then zero . Now showing 5 bar.... And then it's no good if you have a pacemaker fitted which i do have. Do not remember reading that anywhere .... . Then it's not the one i ordered the link at the bottom of the page said there is a new version at £129. not the £88 one. The £88 one gave me a link to the new version which is the old one . The photos are wrong way around ! i guess if you order the new one you will get the old one . Or order the old one and get the new one at £88. and the old one for £129. The old type has watch batteries . New one has built in one. I'm confused now ! I would say be very careful .. Grrrrr ! just went back and read the page again says nothing about pacemakers. Does in the booklet that came with it. Do not use with a pacemaker fitted, !!
adam sweetin
19 mai 2018
Easy to use when set up. The setting up itself was a bit trial and error, using my laptop to configure it, but I succeeded in the end. There is a "Help" facility on screen which gives the setting up instructions but not until you have already set it up! It is compatible with Windows 10 on my laptop for seeing the ECG wave etc., though it only mentions Windows XP, 7, 8 and Vista in the handbook. Printing out the ECG, however, does not work. I get a message which says "Printer Index out of range" so there must be an incompatibility. I have resorted to using my camera to take a photo of the ECG wave as displayed on the computer screen, then downloading the photo to my laptop and printing the image from that!
Easy to use when set up. The setting up itself was a bit trial and error, using my laptop to configure it, but I succeeded in the end. There is a "Help" facility on screen which gives the setting up instructions but not until you have already set it up! It is compatible with Windows 10 on my laptop for seeing the ECG wave etc., though it only mentions Windows XP, 7, 8 and Vista in the handbook. Printing out the ECG, however, does not work. I get a message which says "Printer Index out of range" so there must be an incompatibility. I have resorted to using my camera to take a photo of the ECG wave as displayed on the computer screen, then downloading the photo to my laptop and printing the image from that!
Marion B.
11 février 2018
