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In response to your question, yes and no. I am also an engineering by education, and trade to an extent. I've always liked the ease of accessibility to look at real time data on my Garmin (Vivo active 3). With that said, I've always used it as more of a consistency check rather then to collect and chart data, besides when it comes to running which I would look back and compare. The EKG device that you had mentioned does seem pretty neat, would be interesting in checking it out. The other part of me is a cheap ass that doesn't like to buy anything I don't "need". It would be cool to track the data if I was just starting into fitness, then you could really see some results!
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