512Hz ECG on a Max86176
A named medical grade ECG front end sampling at 512Hz, rather than an unspecified sensor.

The cardio watch in the range: a named 512Hz ECG chip, HRV report replay and sleep apnea monitoring, for buyers who need to publish a sensor part number.






This model is built around a Maxim Max86176 ECG front end running at 512Hz, on a Goodix 5515 host with BLE 5.1. The source site states that CFDA and FDA medical certification is being sought for this platform; that approval is pending, not granted.
ECG and HRV reports can be replayed rather than only read live, which is what makes the data useful to a clinician or a family member after the fact.
Blood oxygen uses an infrared Osram 2201 sensor with automatic measurement, and wrist temperature runs on a Maxim 30208. Sleep monitoring includes sleep apnea and snoring detection.
A named medical grade ECG front end sampling at 512Hz, rather than an unspecified sensor.
Recorded reports can be replayed and shared, not only viewed at the moment of measurement.
An Osram 2201 infrared sensor takes blood oxygen readings automatically.
A Maxim 30208 temperature sensor provides wrist temperature readings.
Sleep staging extended with apnea and snoring detection.
A 230mAh battery quoted at 7 to 10 days of use and up to 30 days standby.
Every value below is copied from the factory specification sheet for this model. Values marked TBC are not published and we confirm them in writing before an order rather than estimating them.
| Master chip | Goodix 5515 |
|---|---|
| BLE version | BLE 5.1 |
| ECG chip | Maxim Max86176, 512Hz sampling |
| Medical certification | CFDA and FDA certification pending, not granted |
| SpO2 sensor | Osram 2201, infrared |
| Temperature sensor | Maxim 30208 |
| Screen | Tempered glass with 1.3 inch IPS HD TFT, 240x240 pixels |
| Battery capacity | 230mAh |
| 3D sensor | STK8321 |
| Water resistance | IP67 |
| Charging time | About 2-3 hours |
| Endurance | 7-10 days use, 30 days standby |
| Physical buttons | 2 |
| Product dimension | 46 x 46 x 11.5mm |
Max86176 at 512Hz is checkable. Unnamed ECG claims are not, and they stall technical reviews.
Report replay turns a single reading into a record that can be discussed later.
Snoring and apnea monitoring reach a health concern most trackers do not address.
7 to 10 days between charges is what keeps a monitoring device actually worn.
Against the 4G health watches this model drops the SIM, cameras and standalone Android build and concentrates on the cardio sensing stack with a far longer 7 to 10 day endurance. Choose the 4G models when the wearer needs to be reachable without a phone.
Certifications: we publish only what the factory holds. Certification documents for a destination market are supplied on request, and where a certification is pending we say pending.
| Minimum order | 3,000 pcs |
|---|---|
| Sample lead time | 1-3 working days after payment |
| Bulk lead time | 20-25 working days after deposit |
| Warranty | 12 months, excluding man-made damage |

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View specificationNo. The source site describes CFDA and FDA medical certification as being sought for this ECG platform. That approval is pending and we do not present the watch as certified.
A Maxim Max86176 front end sampling at 512Hz, on a Goodix 5515 host.
Yes. ECG and HRV health reports support replay rather than live viewing only.
230mAh, quoted at 7 to 10 days of use and up to 30 days standby.
Sleep monitoring includes sleep apnea and snoring detection alongside sleep staging.
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