This case report discusses the use of KardiaMobile to diagnose RVOT ventricular tachycardia in diagnosis of a 62-year old man experiencing frequent, sudden episodes of exertional near-syncope and syncope with monomorphic RVOT VT. KardiaMobile may improve diagnostic yield in patients with symptoms of palpitations, light-headedness, or near-syncope. However, the lack of adhesive electrodes and variable contact between the patient and the device can lead to superimposed noise and artifact that may, in some cases, obscure the correct electrocardiographic diagnosis. Further, the device records cardiac rhythms only upon proper activation.