Oxygen Saturation Monitor,Heart Rate Pulse Oximeter, Fingertip Sp02 Blood Oxygen Monitor Digital Technology Low Energy Consumption High Precision Portable Oximeter for Adult Child (Black)

I bought this to keep track of my oxygen levels and heart rate during workouts and when I wasn’t feeling well—and it’s been spot on every time. The readings show up within seconds and match up closely with what my doctor’s office equipment shows. It’s super simple to use: just clip it on your finger and hit the button. The screen is bright and easy to read, even in low light. I like that it shows both oxygen saturation and pulse at the same time, which makes it quick to check and move on. Battery life has been great, and the auto shut-off helps save power if you forget to turn it off (which I do often). It’s also small enough to toss in a gym bag or backpack, which is a bonus. ✅ Bottom Line: If you’re looking for something dependable to monitor your oxygen or heart rate, this does the job without any hassle. Peace of mind in a tiny package.

Arrived on time. Easy to set up and use. I like that it has a carrying case. Appears to function well; the pulse rate seems spot on; I like the white color; grips the finger firmly but not too tightly. Hopefully it will last a lot longer than my last one. I will update if there are any issues.

I was very pleased with this Blood/oxygen reader. It seems well built, provides a readout that is easy to see and does in in a matter of seconds. It has just one button to turn it on and then it shuts off automatically this is very convenient. I like the fact that it uses (2) AAA batteries since they are easy to find and for me much better than button batteries. I would definitely buy this item again if I ever needed another.

My husband used the Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter and within 60 seconds got a "beep beep" which he said meant it was finished (the numbers had also stabilized at 86 bpm and 96% oxygenation. Those numbers are standard for him. His experience was 100% easy to use and accurate. I had used it earlier in the day and never got a "beep beep" even after 5 minutes. Also the numbers seemed to stabilize after 30 seconds (staying the same for 30 seconds) but then changed and stayed that different way for another 30 seconds then changed again. Finally, after almost five minutes it seemed to be hovering around 98% and 60 bpm but then had a dash appear and it fell to 86% oxygenation and 55 bpm. So that seemed strange. I tried it again after he had an easy time of it and he said to stop after a minute since the numbers seemed to have stabilized at 98% and 60bpm even though there was no beep like he had gotten. But those are numbers I generally experience at my well doctor visits. I would rather have a beep beep every time the numbers have stabilized to give me greater certainty that I am interpreting "stabilization" correctly, but other than that, the device is a good one to have in these CoVid-19 days of uncertainty. Additionally, we are getting a second device for my husband's aging parents to check their blood oxygen levels as a safety precaution for them.

Works great