Vibeat OxyRing Continuous Oxygen Monitor - Bluetooth Pulse Oximeter with Real-time Reminder & Free PC Report, Wearable Finger Oxygen Meter for 16hrs Oxygen Level & Heart Rate Recording

The media could not be loaded. I highly recommend this product. I have an continuous oximeter on at all times. It warms me when I drop below 85% Oxygen and over 130 heart rate. The device has an alarm. When you drop belie 85% or above 130 heart rate it will vibrate. You can control the vibration, I believe there is four setting for the sensitivity of the alarm. I like my set to the highest vibration as possible. Why the vibration is better than an audio alarm. Lots of us with Lung issues or sleep apnea wear bi-pap, c-pap or an non-invasive ventilator. I use a none invasive ventilator. It’s loud, you would never wake in your sleep with a audio alarm. I have been woken up by the vibrations from the alarm, not always but it happen. The App is great. It shows you charts of what your blood oxygen, heart rate and motion. You can really make sense of things, when they are happening and why. Myself and my doctors look at the charts. It’s a great tool. Like I said, I have three and I where them everyday. The unit comes in a slick box, the OxyRing, charging cable, instruction booklet and a one year warranty. It charges fast and goes and goes. Update: if you ever have any questions on anything email or call ViBeat. They are truly wonderful people. They are producing this tech to help people like myself. They have always been polite and caring. I give ViBeat and the OxyU both 5 Stars. If I could give them 6 Stars. I would. Also go tool for anyone how works out and wants to stay between a cart sim heart rate. Yes, I dig it and highly recommend this brand and OxyRing. Great app, gives you information one touch. If you take your OxyRing off and it still has battery. It will download your sleep or morning. You open the App up, set it onto OxyRing go to dash board. That will start up, recognize your OxyRing. Then you go to charts and it downloads the info, blue tooth. It’s a lot quicker than how I explained it. Just no this OxyRing is a work horse. Great Customer Services.

I ordered the ViBeat OxyRing in March 2024 and it has died 6 months later Sept 2024. When it worked, the oxygen saturation data logging frequency is much more frequent than Apple Watch (those that had that capability). Frequent data logging allows you to record transient O2 Saturation drops. Unfortunately, build quality seems poor. I noticed the red LED no longer lights up, some screen pixels are dead and it shuts down, probably because the red LED isn't detecting my finger. I would like a replacement.

I have sleep apnea. I’ve been using a CPAP machine to assist with my oxygen levels. I put on my pulse-ox ring every night when I put on my CPAP mask. I get graphic feedback from the charts that are generated all night long when I sleep. I am able to tell which mask works better for me. I can see the difference in my oxygen levels when I wear my CPAP mask and when I don’t wear it. The pulse-ox ring gives me immediate feedback on the results I am getting from my CPAP usage. This ring is invaluable for CPAP users. It encourages you to use your machine which in turn increases your oxygen level while sleeping. This will result in protecting your heart, and not creating an Afib condition, which is common, for individuals with sleep apnea. I highly recommend this pulse ox ring. It’s portable, it’s comfortable, and the rechargeable battery is easy to use. I plug it in every morning and it’s ready to go for another nights work.

Update: the replacement OxyRing broke. I contacted the company, provided all requested information and have heard nothing despite several follow-up emails. This was several months ago. They seemed to lose interest once I posted a very positive review.Original post: My lungs became compromised by exposure to mold. The past six months have been a challenge - and my OxyRing has been a tremendous help. It is easy to wear and use - and tracks my O2 levels over time. The reports have been extremely useful as we tried to find out what the issue was and how I was responding to treatment. After several months of almost constant use, my OxyRing wouldn't charge. I contacted customer service and they replaced the device immediately - their warranty actually means something! I recommend this product without reservation.

Easy to use. As I don't use phone apps, the PC version allows you to configure and settings, see the data and charts. Information was easy to understand.The screen displays alternating Heart Rate and Oxygen level. The settings offer a bright and normal display. This did not change much at all. I wish the digits were bigger too.However, it did vibrate when the oxygen level dropped to 88 as requested. The vibration is enough to get you to change position while sleeping. Not too violent to wake you up completely, which made for a pleasant sleep.