iHealthPO3M Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Plethysmograph and Perfusion Index on the App, Measures Blood Oxygen Saturation, Perfusion Index, Pulse Rate

This is the second one of these I have had, first one lasted for approx 5yrs before breaking....Nice & easy to read the information & very accurate...

It is very good and it aids me to keeps an eye on my asthmas sat's leaves. The only down side it takes it's time to download the readings and it is not showing me clearly if it is fully charged or not

I use this device regularly to monitor my oxygen levels because I have COPD. The measurements are consistent with other devices. I normally use it with the app and I love the way all my measurements, with time and date can be viewed on my phone and exported in a variety of formats, especially XLS. BUT, if I use the device in stand-alone mode, by which I mean not taking the measurement while the app is connected, the date and time displayed when I eventually upload to the app are meaningless, the date is always January 2000. Does the device not keep time and date (like the blood pressure monitor does by the same manufacturer)? Image is of measurements taken without app.

A well designed and engineered piece of kit. Repeatable results, good connectivity and decent supporting software

The readings have never been accurate. When I first got it, my oxygen stats were being read in the 80s. I recharge it and test it occasionally and the readings are still wrong. Today it’s fluctuating between 62-66%, whereas in reality, my level is 96%. I landed up purchasing the same brand as used by my pulmonary rehabilitation team (Nonin) and I find the Nonin to be very reliable.

Excellent piece of kit. Useful for those with chest/lung problems.

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only complaint is seems a bit flimsy around hinge