🩺 Wearable Health Monitor: Wellue WearO2 - Bluetooth Pulse Meter with Free APP for Continuous SP-O2 & Heart Rate Tracking Review

This is a great product to sit and relax in. However, when you walk, it doesn't read continuously. You have to stop and wait for him to read again if you're concerned. I'm looking for something permanent to exercise in as I'm trying to recover from respiratory failure due to Covid.

I lost my Lookee oxygen meter so I contacted Revain online to have it replaced. I came across a Wellue WearO2 wearable heart rate monitor of the same size with Bluetooth and a free app. It was a few bucks cheaper, so I decided to try something new. Unfortunately, the readable report is boring and doesn't include a colorful bar graph, oxygen drops greater than 4%, or drops per hour. The Wellue report shows only the recording time, average oxygen level, average heart rate and body movement. I…

Highly recommended. I had a double lung transplant 25 years ago. I have used many pulse oximeters over the years. For the money I haven't used anything that can compete with it especially for tracking SPO2 and HR while sleeping that is so compact and comfortable to carry. he will NOT fall. The rubber finger grip is very well made (I wear it on my thumb). I didn't want to spend another $4000 on a sleep study (that's the price I had 5 years ago). After a week of use it's all clear to see my O2…

I use it with my CPAP almost every night. I wasn't sure if cpap was doing its job, but this little thing proved it. Late night readings show O2 readings every minute along with your blood pressure and exercise. I compared the BP to the watch's BP and they always matched almost perfectly, very little difference. I can get readings for two nights before needing to recharge. I have no problems with the battery. To further test the monitor, I missed a few nights with cpap to see if the threshold…

UPDATE Line chart is not visible Same color ink is almost difficult to see See photo Other devices use ORANGE LINE on BLACK This device uses ORANGE LINE on WHITE, my old tired eyes are trouble viewing of data Also no separate PDF report Conclusion I went back and upgraded to CheckMe O2 Pro I wish the wrist version of CheckMe Pro was cheaper but it was worth it Significantly longer battery life Not 72 hours but almost two daysPDF report if you can afford, then yes, CheckMe MaxMore cheap CheckMe…

Great little device! It's comfortable, fits like a glove (on my thumb) and stays there all night, even for people like me who toss and turn in our sleep. I am very impressed. The heart rate and O2 readings seem very accurate and are automatically uploaded to my iPhone app so I can see everything on an easy to read chart. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to track heart rate all night and 02. It's more accurate than my AppleWatch, which reads every minute instead of every few minutes…

This is a great product to help you track your oxygen levels while you sleep and train yourself to sleep in the best position. This is the perfect product (if you have normal fingers) for people suffering from sleep apnea. I have sleep apnea when I sleep on my back. The ring monitors your O2 levels while you sleep and buzzes (vibrates) when the number drops to a minimum, prompting you to turn over or take necessary action. Over time, it will teach you to sleep in your preferred position. It…