ECG app

I don't think so, the Forerunner 965 have not the nessesery sensor. 

No , FR 965 doesn't have the latest hardware (HR sensor) as these devices do.

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Two weeks ago I upgraded from a fr955 solar to a 965, I've been having lots of Atrial Fibrillation issues and NOW Garmin announce this, Gutted is an understatement.

I know it won’t change your situation but check out the Kardiamobile ecg device. It’s medically certified for a range of heart rhythm issues and isn’t too expensive.

Thanks B1nny, I have looked at these in the past but was unsure which one to buy.

But does Venu2plus have it？

See the attached Garmin document with compatibility listed

www.garmin.com/.../

S.M.R. said:

No , FR 965 doesn't have the latest hardware (HR sensor) as these devices do.

Sorry for my unclear question above. I mean, the sensor on venu2plus is gen4 but it can be supported. Why? The bezel of Fr965 is metal as well, so maybe it is possible some day?

Some explanation of that from DC Rainmaker here - Garmin Expands ECG Feature to More Watches: How to Use It | DC Rainmaker

The functionality remains the same as the Venu 2 Plus, but given that Garmin changed the optical HR sensor package, they had to redo/re-fill portions of their FDA certification related to the ECG feature. Remember that Garmin, like Apple/Samsung/Fitbit/Google/etc, have all gone through the formal FDA certification process, which classifies the ECG app as a medical device. This includes doing a full study of 600+ participants and everything else that comes with proper medical device certification (I’ve outlined how that worked previously, here).

Thanks. I got it