Vibeat Bluetooth Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Pulse Rate, Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor | Finger O2 Meter, Batteries and Lanyard Included, Free APP

Accurate and works as it should. Doesn't drain the batteries quick, and is easy to use. Also has an app which is a plus

Works great, only catch is you have to have the phone app open when you use it. Really like the recording aspect to track my oxygen levels as well.

just slip it on easy to read and has charts. It is nice the company includes a battery BUT don't expect it last have an extra on hand

The device works well; it's low-profile/sleek, stays on the finger well during waking hours (but may fall off in sleep) and isn't too gummy inside like some other pulse oximeters can be. It also shows your pulse in EKG-like waves and a perfusion index. The annoying beeping sound can be turned off easily in settings, so don't throw away the manual before reading the directions to do that! I'm excited to continue using it. My only critiques would be that it doesn't stay on during sleep for AHI monitoring in sleep apnea, bluetooth sometimes disconnects while on the finger well still and the battery section is a little challenging to open (I'm 25 and am in a very hands-on field of study, so it should not be hard for me) and you have to remove the batteries if you don't intend to use the device for more than 7 days to prevent damage to the device which would not be covered under warranty. The warranty mine came with is 1 year. I'm glad to have this device!

Perfect works great

Easier to read on app real time.

I lost my old oximeter. I decided to get a new one with Bluetooth. The app you use is very easy to use. I showed my Doctor last week and she said it was almost as good hers. She said for quick readings it is OK. She liked the Bluetooth feature. You will too.

I have bought 7 of these to date. One did not work at all out of the box. Two had Bluetooth stop working completely after a few weeks. The others have unreliable Bluetooth connections and sometimes you can play around and get it to connect, other times you need to delete and then add back the pulse oximeter for it to work, and then at other times you have trouble adding a "Device," which is the pulse oximeter. When these work, I love them. However, I'm not sure they are ready for prime time. Note: I went back and forth with the seller on a couple of these. They want the normal pictures, tell you to replace batteries, turn it on, turn on Bluetooth, etc. Yeah, I already know all of that and don't need to waste my time or theirs. They did send me two replacements based on my photos, information, and multiple emails.