Holter Monitor VS. Wearable ECG Recorder. Which one should I choose?

Holter Monitor VS. ECG Recorder 

There already have been some studies that compared the arrhythmia-detecting abilities of the classic Holter monitor with that of the new ECG recorder.  Those studies showed that a single-lead ECG recorder continuously recording ambulatory ECG is suitable for detecting cardiac arrhythmias in patients referred for dynamic ECG monitoring. During the first 24 hours, the multi-lead Holter detected more arrhythmia events than the single-lead ECG recorder.  However, since patients would not mind wearing the ECG recorder with patches or chest straps for a relatively long period of time, the portable device was able to detect more ECG events than the Holter. One day, this compact and portable ECG monitor will play a big role in ambulatory ECG monitoring.  It is not to replace the Holter and doctor's analysis, but is to help doctors diagnose quicker and help patients know their hearts better so as to prevent the serious condition.