Vibeat OxyU Wrist Pulse Oximeter – Bluetooth Blood Oxygen Monitor with Finger Sensor, Wearable Finger Oxygen Meter, Continuous Heart Rate & O2 Tracking, Real-time Notification, Free APP & PC Report
$159.99
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Why you need to monitor blood oxygen levels?
By tracking oxygen levels, you gain insights into body’s respiratory and circulatory efficiency, allowing you to optimize your physical performance during exercise and maintain overall fitness.
What makes our products unique?
Continuous tracking, real-time reminders, comprehensive reports. Stay informed, take control of oxygen level like never before.
Why our products are expensive than ordinary oximeter?
Top-notch chips, innovative wearable design, compact portability. We prioritize quality, ensuring you experience the best performance and convenience.
Long-Time Accurate Tracker: OxyU oximeter tracks your blood oxygen saturation level, heart rate and body motion long time, can be used for up to 12-16 hours after fully charged. The lightest, smallest silicone ring sensor makes it comfortable for continuous tracking and durable
Detailed APP Records & PC Report: Free to export and share detailed records as PDF, CSV or Binary. View detailed data every four seconds, as well as O2 score. You can manage your oxygen reports through the PC software
Smart Notificarion: Both the device and APP will let you know immediately when your blood oxygen level exceeds the threshold. You can adjust the threshold and intensity of reminders on the APP
Built-in Memory: OxyU can store 4 groups of 10-hour data on device. The data will be uploaded automatically when the device is connected to the APP via Bluetooth. (Unlimited store in APP). (The first set of data will be overwritten by the fifth set, so please upload your data to the app promptly)
Easy to Use: OxyU blood oxygen saturation monitor runs automatically when you wear it, even the elderly can easily get started.(When placing the oximeter on your finger, ensure that your hand is warm, relaxed, and positioned below the heart level. Maintain stillness and avoid engaging in strenuous activities during the measurement. It is advisable to take a reading before or after exercising.)
Product dimensions: Main unit: 5cm x 3cm, Adjustable perimeter: 16-23cm, Probe cable length: ≈22cm.
Note: It’s not a medical device. This device is for Sports and Aviation use only and not intended for medical use.
8 reviews for Vibeat OxyU Wrist Pulse Oximeter – Bluetooth Blood Oxygen Monitor with Finger Sensor, Wearable Finger Oxygen Meter, Continuous Heart Rate & O2 Tracking, Real-time Notification, Free APP & PC Report
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AZMom –
Very helpful device for continuous monitoring
I am the mother of a severely disabled young man who is recovering from pneumonia. I needed an oximeter with an alarm on my phone to notify me if he is having O2 dips at night. This device works perfectly. The wrist band and finger sensor are comfortable for him and fits on his hand despite contractures. Set up was about as easy as it gets, nearly a plug and play set up. The data history is awesome and allows me to easily share his objective over night data with his doctors vs me getting up multiple times to take spot checks. It seems as accurate as any O2 monitor. Great device!
T Durham –
Great for tracking o2 level
I’m always out of breath and wanted something that would warn me when my o2 level dropped. I down loaded their app and set it to go off at 85%. The finger part vibrates when I go below my set point, and you can set that at whatever you want. When it goes off I know I need to sit down and rest and let my o2 level go back up. The device will save my daily info and then download it to my phone app whenever its USB is unhooked. I haven’t quite figured out all the info in the app yet, but I can look at my o2 level in real time during the day plus my o2 score for the entire day. The battery will last all day, plus you can monitor the battery level on the app anytime. I unplug the device from the ring part at night and recharge it. FYI: I did try a cheaper ring o2 sensor, but it wouldn’t warn me and their app sucked. This was a little pricey but you do get what you pay for.
edward_R –
Average results with some mechanical concerns …
Accuracy of SpO2 was off by a nominal 3% – 4% points based on my previous oximeters … not sure why as I’m on overnight oxygen … the ODI was equally suspicious but less troublesome to me … putting on the main unit on my left wrist was rather difficult using only one hand and takes some effort to lock in place. Because I also wear an Apple iWatch on same wrist, this Oximeter had to be mounted upside down (see photo) because the cable/data connector to the unit is so large that it is impossible to have both side-by-side … not that inconvenient but there was no other option. The data cable seems sturdy enough but what is bothersome is that the sensor itself has a very thin silicon/rubber based membrane that stretches and holds the sensor in place … from my previous experienced, over time and daily putting on and taking off to recharge that membrane will fail and break … that is unfortunately inevitable. A replacement data/sensor cable is Available from Vibeat but cost (as of this review date) is $25 plus s&h. Overall this Oximeter is average in many respects but not as good as a ring Oximeter from other sources … at best it’s a compromise for short term historical data/trend of SpO2.
Monica Adkins –
Worked great for 3 months
I purchased this in May 2025. I didn’t start using it until something in July. It worked great until a week ago. I had trouble getting it to charge, finally got it charged. When I plug the senor in it just keeps vibrating to let me know it’s off. Amazon is not giving me the option to contact the seller so maybe they will see the review and contact me with a fix.
Bob R –
Verg good product
I have been using this oximeter for about three weeks now. Overall, I think the unit is well made. It does not interfere with my sleep. I have tried it on several fingers and feel the index works best. Because the finger band is rubber, it adjusts to the finger. It is a little snug, but it should ease as time goes by. I checked with the manufacturer and was told that I can purchase replacement parts. Good to know. However, the product description does not really make you aware that even though the software is free there is a catch: if you want more than just the daily report, you need to purchase the premium version which runs in the $6 to $8 per month range, depending on the subscription period you select. The free daily report works very well for me. It has a high level of detail. I have sleep apnea and have become concerned about the duration and degree of desaturation events during the night. This helps me monitor that concern. I would recommend this product to others.
Bucky Sawtooth –
Inconsistsnt Warnings
This pulse oxygen device is somewhat well designed. I have COPD, I am quite active, my O2 needs are quite variable. I can get by with 2 lpm if I am sitting on the couch to needing 6-8 lpm if I am hiking up the hills around my home at 8100 ft of elevation west of Boulder CO. I need to know my pulse oxygen frequently depending on my activity. This unit works well, mostly. I can pull up my sleeve and view my number on the screen. It is preferable to taking a fingertip unit out of my pocket, placing it on my finger and waiting for a reading. I have done that many many times. Also in cold weather it can be hard or impossible to get a reading. Yes yes I try to wear a big mitten to keep my finger warm etc. On the minus side, the unit gives accurate readings mostly, then it will give warning readings periodically. Readings that my O2 is too low. I then stop, retrieve a fingertip unit and learn that I am not low. I need better accuracy. I am returning the wrist unit.
Robert West –
Poor quality and bad representation
When you need it most when you are walking or moving it doesn’t give you a reading. Also gives false readings. It was a waste of money.
Eleanor M. –
Great for disabled kids
Sensor Worked good on our son’s toe with recording piece strapped to his ankle. He has sever CP and gasping issues at night. This gave us reports to sent to the doctors office. Very helpful!