Shapeheart turns your smartphone into a cardiologist

January 07, 2020

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We very often see runners jogging with armbands to help them carry their cell phones more easily. Shapeheart has figured out how to give this product another use by incorporating a cardiac sensor into it.

Shapeheart: a competitor to fitness bracelets?

Shapeheart presents itself as the first smart armband. Indeed, the other products of the same style are only envelopes which are used to store your laptop for easy access while jogging.

Where Shapeheart is different is thathe carries with him a heart rate sensor which allows runners to have direct access to this vital information for all athletes. Indeed, the heart rate is one of the best indicators in terms of sports preparation. In addition, it obviously plays a key role in the prevention of problems related to the heart.

The interest of this object is twofold: on the one hand it is posed as an alternative to fitness smart health connected bracelets like the Fitbit Charge 2 or the MOOV Now. If you don't like their look or don't have the budget to buy a quality one, the Shapeheart can become very interesting. On the other hand, it is compatible with all smartphone applications dedicated to running currently available on the market.

Make new with old

Shapeheart uses technology, now well known to connoisseurs of smart health connected objects, based on sensors. On this object, they are integrated in a special pocket and positioned on the biceps. The brand promises much more precise results than those provided by an object positioned on the bracelet. The armband has a continuous autonomy of 10 hours, and automatically connects with the user's smartphone via Bluetooth.

The cuff is therefore placed on the cardiac sensor market thanks to the originality of its shape and thanks to the innovation it brings to the smartphone cuff. It transforms a passive object into a high-tech product which plays an active role in monitoring your sports performance.

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