Wellue Wrist Pulse Oximeter| O2 Monitor with 100-hour Battery Life to Record Blood Oxygen Saturation and Pulse Rate| Export the Report via APP/PC

Wrist Pulse Oximeter With Long Battery Life
Whenever any of us go to the doctor, one of the first things we do is insert our index finger into a clamp-like device called a pulse oximeter. What this device does is measure the percentage of oxygen carrying hemoglobin in your blood, and also your heart rate or pulse. My doctor has told me that these vitals are important because if they are out of the acceptable range, that could indicate some underlying problems.Now that I am getting older, I am taking more of an interest and more control of my own health. One of the things I started doing a few months ago was weighing myself every day, checking blood sugar, checking blood pressure, oxygen level and pulse. With this data, I can track all of these metrics day by day so I can recognize any deviations and possibly get ahead of any potential problems.If you have never used one of these oximeters before, they are very easy to use. This oximeter comes with its own lithium battery. Charging it for two hours will give you up to 100-hours of battery life, which is amazing. There are two components of this pulse ox – the first one you wear like a wristwatch. The other component goes on your index finger like a ring. Once on, your pulse and oxygen level will be monitored continuously. You can set your minimum acceptable levels of each that, if you were to exceed, the monitor will beep and alert you. In addition, it is recommended to download the ViHealth app so you can view all of the data that the monitor accumulates. I like being able to track some metrics like this, whether or not it’s helpful or not. It is comfortable to wear during the day, and when I am sleeping as well. I am happy with this purchase, and the price is well worth what I am getting in return as far as I am concerned. The fit is very comfortable. The design is thoughtful, and very user friendly, and the functionality, compared to other pulse ox machines i looked at, is second to none.Title of the item being reviewed:Wellue Wrist Pulse Oximeter| O2 Monitor with 100-hour Battery Life to Record Blood Oxygen Saturation and Pulse Rate| Export the Report via APP/PC

Hot O2 (air)
The wrist band is silicone and fairly comfortable, but I found finger fit awkward. I struggled with the closure of the band snap. The lack of depth or length of the silicone tab made alignment into the correlating hole difficult. When the appropriate fit is achieved, the sensor works okay and most features work as advertised. It does sense low oxygen, but not concisely. Use of the monitor requires installation of free software from the App Store or Google Play. The app is the Bluetooth communications bridge between phone and the monitor. At first, it effectively kept a log of my oxygen stats and heart rate, but subsequently I have encountered a few error notifications resulting in alarms. I found the display difficult to read. The intended purpose of the monitor is suited to an older demographics and therefore I feel that the smaller size of the information displayed is difficult to read, especially without glasses. The charger is not lighting or “c” thus not very versatile. It is a specialized charger, so if lost replacement does not come with ease and will limit ability to monitor until it can be replaced. I did not looked into availability or cost of replacement. Overall, I am not entirely satisfied with the product and am going to continue to investigate other monitors. Desirability by others will be subjective.