9 reviews for Pink Fingertip Pulse Oximeter,Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor for Kids Adults, High Accuracy O2 Meter for All Skin,Battery and Lanyard Included (Pink)
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SyrslyTwitch –
A pulse oximeter that works quickly and accurately.
It’s accurate as far as I can tell after several days of readings, but I could only compare its results to the results of a blood pressure monitor, so no idea if oximeter functionality is accurate. I trust that it is, though.Very easy to use. I wish it came with instructions, but I was fine looking it up on the internet, so not taking any points off for that. It shows results fast.
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JS –
Easy to use and is accurate
This pulse oximeter doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles. It displays oxygen level and pulse rate, which is all I need. I compared it with another more expensive oximeter I have and the readings were the same.
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Zrnie –
Zero extra features, is that worth it to you?
It works but I guess I expect more from these kind of devices since I have tried a few. Yes this is durable, yes it has a nice design (and I know pink isn’t everyone’s favorite color). It functions but I’m not sure how I can grade its performance and accuracy but it was in the same ballpark as the others we have used and matches slightly to our smart watches. So accurate measuring is I guess fine. There are no alerts for any warnings if you have too low of a pulse, that’s always a good thing. The measurement device where it picks up on your finger is flat, so this might not be as accurate, maybe? I loved the others we had that have the ability to keep a list of recent measurements. The one I loved previously had the ability to move the display so you can easily read it from any finger or hand. This device was just a reader nothing more. Not even a menu for settings. So because of zero features I don’t think this was worth it money wise.
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L –
Pepultech Pink Finger Pulse Ox Battery and Bag Included – No bag, yes batteries
So this works exactly as intended, updates regularly, gets what seems to be an accurate heart rate and blood oxygen reading within an acceptable margin of error and the screen is easy to read. It fits comfortably on your finger and seems like it will fit any sized finger.However, three things stick out to me. One: it says it comes with a bag, it does not come with a bag, I have to dock a point for not being accurate. Two, it comes with a sticker on the screen that looks like a pull tab for a plastic peel away protection, but is actually just a tag like a sticky note that leaves a bunch of adhesive behind that you need to work at to remove. Three, minor gripe, the cut out for the lanyard has a lip on the inside so you can’t just shove it through and pull it out on the other side, rather you need to stick something small enough in to pull it out.Overall though, if you get it at a good enough price, it does work. Just be aware: no bag, yes batteries.
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TTFK –
Accurate and easy to use
This Fingertip Pulse Oximeter works very well and is easy to use, particularly with the large numbers on the screen. While not having as many functions as some competitors, for most people the simplicity of this unit will be more than enough for them. The readings on this unit are consistent with other ones I own.
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Katie –
Works as it should
Not sure why I didn’t already have one of these, but it is great to have in the house, especially having respiratory issues. It appears to be accurate and it was easy to set up.
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Jeff B –
Works great
This finger pulse oximeter works very well and is easy to use. The display screen is easy to read too. The oximeter comes with aaa batteries.
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S. Johnson –
Functioning well, batteries included
This pulse/blood-oxygen meter is working well. Two AAA batteries are included. The back slides off revealing the battery compartment. This unit has just one button…the power button. A lanyard is included. It’s a bit challenging to thread it through the holes to attach it. I used a dental style pick to pull it though. It’s very easy to use. Insert a finger then press the button. It needs to sample for about 5 seconds before it displays the data. It continues to sample until the finger is removed. You can watch the numbers change as you breath in deep or change your pulse rate. The unit automatically shuts offAt the time of this review this unit was listed for $40 with a 50% off coupon. It’s way overpriced at $40. There are many comparable devices in the $20 range or even a bit less less.The display is rather basic but does the job. It’s easy to read. The display is illuminated so this can be read in a dark room.
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Rose P. –
I’ve been suspicious that I’ve had POTS for a while, and I needed one of these to do at-home tests and take the data to the docs for further testing (urgh) plus it helps tell me how hard my hard is beating, which is super cool. I admit, I too am confused about that sticky tab. At first I thought it was a circuit jammer that you pull out to let the power through, but..it was just stuck there? Took it off and it left a big square of stickiness. But over all, I’m really happy with it!It’s accurate for me personally, as I can see my heart beat and feel it, and both like up for accuracy. Its a great little gadget, good value. It has just enough functions for your needs and is so easy to use a baby could do it! The display is very easy to read even with my cruddy eyes, so top marks all round!
SyrslyTwitch –
A pulse oximeter that works quickly and accurately.
It’s accurate as far as I can tell after several days of readings, but I could only compare its results to the results of a blood pressure monitor, so no idea if oximeter functionality is accurate. I trust that it is, though.Very easy to use. I wish it came with instructions, but I was fine looking it up on the internet, so not taking any points off for that. It shows results fast.
JS –
Easy to use and is accurate
This pulse oximeter doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles. It displays oxygen level and pulse rate, which is all I need. I compared it with another more expensive oximeter I have and the readings were the same.
Zrnie –
Zero extra features, is that worth it to you?
It works but I guess I expect more from these kind of devices since I have tried a few. Yes this is durable, yes it has a nice design (and I know pink isn’t everyone’s favorite color). It functions but I’m not sure how I can grade its performance and accuracy but it was in the same ballpark as the others we have used and matches slightly to our smart watches. So accurate measuring is I guess fine. There are no alerts for any warnings if you have too low of a pulse, that’s always a good thing. The measurement device where it picks up on your finger is flat, so this might not be as accurate, maybe? I loved the others we had that have the ability to keep a list of recent measurements. The one I loved previously had the ability to move the display so you can easily read it from any finger or hand. This device was just a reader nothing more. Not even a menu for settings. So because of zero features I don’t think this was worth it money wise.
L –
Pepultech Pink Finger Pulse Ox Battery and Bag Included – No bag, yes batteries
So this works exactly as intended, updates regularly, gets what seems to be an accurate heart rate and blood oxygen reading within an acceptable margin of error and the screen is easy to read. It fits comfortably on your finger and seems like it will fit any sized finger.However, three things stick out to me. One: it says it comes with a bag, it does not come with a bag, I have to dock a point for not being accurate. Two, it comes with a sticker on the screen that looks like a pull tab for a plastic peel away protection, but is actually just a tag like a sticky note that leaves a bunch of adhesive behind that you need to work at to remove. Three, minor gripe, the cut out for the lanyard has a lip on the inside so you can’t just shove it through and pull it out on the other side, rather you need to stick something small enough in to pull it out.Overall though, if you get it at a good enough price, it does work. Just be aware: no bag, yes batteries.
TTFK –
Accurate and easy to use
This Fingertip Pulse Oximeter works very well and is easy to use, particularly with the large numbers on the screen. While not having as many functions as some competitors, for most people the simplicity of this unit will be more than enough for them. The readings on this unit are consistent with other ones I own.
Katie –
Works as it should
Not sure why I didn’t already have one of these, but it is great to have in the house, especially having respiratory issues. It appears to be accurate and it was easy to set up.
Jeff B –
Works great
This finger pulse oximeter works very well and is easy to use. The display screen is easy to read too. The oximeter comes with aaa batteries.
S. Johnson –
Functioning well, batteries included
This pulse/blood-oxygen meter is working well. Two AAA batteries are included. The back slides off revealing the battery compartment. This unit has just one button…the power button. A lanyard is included. It’s a bit challenging to thread it through the holes to attach it. I used a dental style pick to pull it though. It’s very easy to use. Insert a finger then press the button. It needs to sample for about 5 seconds before it displays the data. It continues to sample until the finger is removed. You can watch the numbers change as you breath in deep or change your pulse rate. The unit automatically shuts offAt the time of this review this unit was listed for $40 with a 50% off coupon. It’s way overpriced at $40. There are many comparable devices in the $20 range or even a bit less less.The display is rather basic but does the job. It’s easy to read. The display is illuminated so this can be read in a dark room.
Rose P. –
I’ve been suspicious that I’ve had POTS for a while, and I needed one of these to do at-home tests and take the data to the docs for further testing (urgh) plus it helps tell me how hard my hard is beating, which is super cool. I admit, I too am confused about that sticky tab. At first I thought it was a circuit jammer that you pull out to let the power through, but..it was just stuck there? Took it off and it left a big square of stickiness. But over all, I’m really happy with it!It’s accurate for me personally, as I can see my heart beat and feel it, and both like up for accuracy. Its a great little gadget, good value. It has just enough functions for your needs and is so easy to use a baby could do it! The display is very easy to read even with my cruddy eyes, so top marks all round!