Vibeat Rechargeable Oxygen Meter Finger Pulse Oximeter, Bluetooth Fingertip Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor with Pulse Rate, Batteries and Lanyard Included, Free APP

I'm so happy I decided to purchase a rechargeable model. This model has been working very well. It delivers accurate readings. I've checked heart rate with both manual apical, carotid and wrist heart rates and they match pretty much spot on. The display is small, which is expected with a small device, but readab!e and I like the blue color of the readings. The app works well recording readings also. Its very easy to use. I like the the rhythm readout as well and alerts you to irregularities. It also has a beeping alert if the readings are too high or too low. I think it was a good value for the money. One charge lasts months for me. Granted I don't use it everyday, but it still holds a great charge. Its easy to charge and a chord is included. Ive owned this for about 6 months now. I am very pleased with my purchase.

Nice product

When I first got the product ot wasn't working properly. I did set up a return but they wanted me to send it back in the mail. I'm used to taking this to kohl's if I need to return something. Well so it's been sitting in in my closet. I brought it out the other day after I remember I didn't send it back and plugged it in and it will not charge at all. I also bought a case to protect it from falls etc. I did buy a warranty so waiting on feed back from them.

This pulse ox is overall a very good purchase at a very good price. The 30’s spot check mode is nice if you are not familiar with pulse oximetry or aren’t using this in a professional medical setting. The on device interface and app interface are both intuitive and simple to use. The only issue I really have is the battery life seems to be shorter than advertised; which isn’t too much of a problem since it uses Type-C to charge! I do recommend this pulse ox specifically for those in a healthcare setting.

I like that it has continuous monitoring so you can sleep with it and have constant logging of oxygen and heart beats. Assuming it doesn't fall off by accident. Can also set parameters to activate an alarm. Plus there's an app to track the uses day, weekly, monthly, and or yearly. You can also pay for a premium service so activities can be auto sent to your dr.

Thought the device was broken as it would no longer charge. Messaged the company and got a response back promptly. Device will NOT charge if the USB adapter puts out too high a voltage, they recommended (and it worked) is to use the USB port on a computer. Device has a long battery life (once you figure out the charging issues), syncs easily with my iPhone, and based on comparing it to the devices that have been used on me in hospital settings (I took it with me a couple of times), it is accurate. The device gets one of its stars for the prompt response from the company when I contacted them about my issue with the device.

Nice exterior. Lots of features if you can use them.Overkill for me. I need continuous read out of heart rate and oxygen saturation while on a treadmill.It doesn't do that and I presumed it would because of higher price and other features.Otherwise, it might be good for you, and the connectivity feature might be helpful.I've gone back to using my old one. If mfr can show me how to make display continuous display for unlimited time, I'd be happy to use it.

It works.