ArticleInternational journal of exercise science2020
The Validity and Reliability of the Mi Band Wearable Device for Measuring Steps and Heart Rate.
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Abstract
The study objectives were to 1) evaluate the criterion validity and reliability of the Mi Band 2 wearable activity monitor to measure steps during a six-minute walk test (6MWT), a treadmill walking test at various speed (1.28 km/h, 1.92 km/h, and 2.88 km/h) and a stair climbing test; 2) assess the validity and reliability of the monitor to measure heart rate during rest and exercise. Fourteen participants (females:
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