3 reviews for Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Monitor Fingertip, Joxozp Pulse Oximeter Fingertip Checking SpO2 Level/Heart Rate/PI for Adults at Home Outdoor Sport Use
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richard miller –
Works fine, comfortable fit, batteries included. Does not connect to phone.
I’m not really sure how to rate a pulse/oxymeter. It works fine, it’s a comfortable size, and the read direction of the screen can be quickly changed by tapping the button. It takes 2 AAA batteries, which are included in the kit. It does come with an included wrist strap, but good luck in threading that thru the mini hole that it’s supposed to fit in – you’ll have to have much more patience than I have. I wouldn’t use it anyway, but if I did, that would be the only thing that I found that I’m unhappy with. I did test the readings with this compared to my existing unit, and they’re very close to each other, so it’s apparently as accurate (or at least comparably inaccurate) as the one I’ve had for years. It does not store history or connect with phones or computers, so if that is something you want, stay away from this one. For me though, all of the positives outweigh the wrist strap, so I’m giving 5 stars here.
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Laine –
Great pulse ox for peace of mind!
This is a great pulse ox for peace of mind. I’m always checking my pulse or worried about my son’s oxygen levels when he is sick. It is nice to have this on hand when I just need some reassurance. It came with the two batteries required and worked really well. It is lightweight but feels nicely made. I like that it updates as it goes every few seconds. It seemed really accurate and was easy to use. You can also set parameters for alarms to go off if levels go outside those parameters. The price point is great as well.
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JCutright –
No complaints
Picture is the pulse ox compared to my pixel 4 watch, which has Fitbit hardware built in. It was spot on the whole time.Pulse aux was quick to set up, it came with batteries that were good, and it worked instantaneously. It has auto shut off if it senses no finger. So that’s great to save battery. And I’m not worried about it wasting battery if it’s tucked inside a bag where it might be pressed accidentally often.A pulse ox is a cheap but highly useful medical device that every household should have. Even just for peace of mind.
richard miller –
Works fine, comfortable fit, batteries included. Does not connect to phone.
I’m not really sure how to rate a pulse/oxymeter. It works fine, it’s a comfortable size, and the read direction of the screen can be quickly changed by tapping the button. It takes 2 AAA batteries, which are included in the kit. It does come with an included wrist strap, but good luck in threading that thru the mini hole that it’s supposed to fit in – you’ll have to have much more patience than I have. I wouldn’t use it anyway, but if I did, that would be the only thing that I found that I’m unhappy with. I did test the readings with this compared to my existing unit, and they’re very close to each other, so it’s apparently as accurate (or at least comparably inaccurate) as the one I’ve had for years. It does not store history or connect with phones or computers, so if that is something you want, stay away from this one. For me though, all of the positives outweigh the wrist strap, so I’m giving 5 stars here.
Laine –
Great pulse ox for peace of mind!
This is a great pulse ox for peace of mind. I’m always checking my pulse or worried about my son’s oxygen levels when he is sick. It is nice to have this on hand when I just need some reassurance. It came with the two batteries required and worked really well. It is lightweight but feels nicely made. I like that it updates as it goes every few seconds. It seemed really accurate and was easy to use. You can also set parameters for alarms to go off if levels go outside those parameters. The price point is great as well.
JCutright –
No complaints
Picture is the pulse ox compared to my pixel 4 watch, which has Fitbit hardware built in. It was spot on the whole time.Pulse aux was quick to set up, it came with batteries that were good, and it worked instantaneously. It has auto shut off if it senses no finger. So that’s great to save battery. And I’m not worried about it wasting battery if it’s tucked inside a bag where it might be pressed accidentally often.A pulse ox is a cheap but highly useful medical device that every household should have. Even just for peace of mind.