Beurer Bluetooth Digital fingertip Pulse Oximeter, Blood Oxygen Saturation & Pulse Rate Monitor with Accessories, 1 Count

I have to keep track of my blood oxogen and this meter is perfect because it sends the results right to my phone and I don't have to worry about keeping track. Works great and very acurate

Works accurate and quickly on my fingers. Syncing with phone app (use the Pro version) is reliable and fast. Better than pulse oximeters double the price.

it worked fine, I have copd stage 4 so i check my o2 alot... being able to compare levels is a nice feature. Unfortunately the hinge gave up after a couple months. Too bad cause i like everything else about it. for now im using my old trusted ChoiceMed. no logging but bulletproof so far.

Integrated perfectly with apps including apple health. Only issue was batteries that were included were dead but it happens. Purchased an ft95 at the same time batteries for it were fine.

It stays on my finger when walking and reads oxygen level thanks 😊

Works great, easy to use. Gave exact same reading when compared with the visiting nurse's meter.

I read many reviews here on Amazon and ended up getting this Beurer PO-60 finger oxygen sensor just about a year ago. I have asthma and am maybe developing Central Apnea and I wanted an accurate device to check for my 02 saturation at any given time. My frustrations with this finger sensor are several: 1) The software "Health Coach" that you use with this device your phone is very buggy. Most times I cannot get my PO60 device to make a bluetooth connection to my Galaxy 10 Plus smart phone. That severely diminishes the usefulness of the device because I cannot look at my data if I wear it for an extended period of time to see trends. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Paired, unpaired, and paired the devices multiple times. Terrible, terrible app. 2) When the app does work, occasionally, it sends the wrong date and time of the synced data to the phone. It is off by about 3 weeks. This started happening a few months after buying the device. There are no manual setting controls to fix this. 3) Accuracy - I've stopped trusting its accuracy based upon several times when I first put on the finger sensor it has shown my Pulse Rate at 130 or 145 when I am just sitting in a chair. If I had not also had my Fitbit on at the same time, with it showing a resting pulse of 67, I would have panicked thinking I was about to have a heart attack. Taking the sensor off my finger, shutting it down, and putting it back on again got it to register a correct pulse. But it puts doubt in your mind as to when it is accurate and when it isn't, especially when tracking your oxygen saturation. When I'm having an asthma flare, is my 02 really at 90 or 91, or is that an error? Once trust is lost, the device becomes fairly worthless. 4) Finally, I contacted Beurer regarding the issues I was having, making a warranty claim. I was told that "you can send the device back at YOUR COST, and we will examine it." "If the problem falls under our limited warranty, we will repair or replace." "If it does not fall under our limited warranty, we will give you an estimate to repair AND estimate for the cost to ship it back to you." Wow, so I pay $10 to ship it to you, and then "you decide" whether it meets some unspecified criteria, as to whether you repair it for free or not, and the result could be that you want to charge me for repair (it is INACCURATE and IT POSTS THE WRONG DATE, how can that be my fault), AND you might charge me to send it back? All on an item that cost in the $30 range in the first place. No thanks. It is going into the garbage and I am ordering a more expensive, but hopefully higher quality unit today, the EMAY Sleep Oxygen Monitor EMO-90 at $99.

After I had a stroke, I got one of these and a blood pressure cuff to keep at the house. This little unit saved me when a serious afib incident began a few weeks later. I had never have an afib attack before and didn't know what was happening. Because I felt weird and didn't know why, I used this to take my pulse, which I then saw was racing. I called 911 and ended up at the emergency room. Had I not had this handy little tool, I may have just thought the weird feeling would pass and not taken care of it in the right way. I would never want to be without one at home ever again.

Muito bom, chegou no prazo