Easy@Home Fingertip Pulse Oximeter SpO2 Blood Oxygen
Easy@Home Fingertip Pulse Oximeter SpO2 Blood Oxygen Saturation Meter and Heart Rate Monito
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| Dimensions: | 9.4 x 6.5 x 5.2 cm; 110 Grams |
| Brand: | Easy@Home |
| Manufacture: | Easy@Home |
| Dimensions: | 9.4 x 6.5 x 5.2 cm; 110 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
| Reference: | MD300C29 |
So easy to use, comes with batteries. Pop your finger in the oxymeter and it give you a reading fairly quickly. I tested alongside my smartwatch and both were pretty similar.
It obviously isn’t for proper medical use but more for a good indicator if there’s anything to get checked.
I thought i was great and well worth it.
This is my third Oximeter and is the clearest and easiest to use. It also has the advantage of a brightness control which the others didn’t have. It was dearer but it is worth it.
hia is a very simple to use, make sure you have just stick your finger into the soft rubber slot, press the on button, and in a matter of seconds, you have your reading.
The display is a reasonable size, and very clear and readable and all the checks are very accurate when used.
Having used oximeters before this simple and easy to setup and use.
However, this really is idiot proof.
I like that you can easily change the display for info and orientation, depending on what hand or where you are viewing the oximeter.
It give a very clear reading on the blood oxygen level in your body.
A fantastic and small piece of kit that really should be in every home/first aid kit.
There is a very useful article on NHS England’s website re. pluse ox and COVID. So please see there or any info provided by the NHS/GP for advice on what your sats should be.
This pulse oximeter is an essential nowadays. It’s very handy and tells your the accurate reading. It operates with cells and the battery time is super great. I found it really useful, especially with elderly at home.
This is the first Oximeter I have ever used or owned, so I had nothing to compare it to. However, the device is easy to use. Everything you need is in the compact little box. Instructions are quite lengthy but easy to understand. Where the instructions fail a little is on how to interpret the data, but basically you want to have consistent readings of over 92%.
It’s very simple to use, make sure you have no false nails or nail varnish on, stick your finger into the soft rubber slot, press the on button, and in a matter of seconds, you have your reading. The display is a reasonable size, and very clear to read from.
How accurate this reader is, is hard to say, but I am generally fit and healthy, and therefore 98% seems to be about what I was expecting as a reading. I have used this daily for a week, and the readings have been about the same each day. The pulse rate has been consistent with my Apple Watch Series 4, so that seems to be an indicator that this little device works well.
This falls into the “slightly more posh than base” category for these pulse oximeters as it has a colour display and a graph if it’s turned sideways.
Suddenly everyone wants these things because of, you know, so it’s worth having one handy it seems.
Very simple to use and seems pretty accurate as they always seem to be. Pretty quick to get a lock too.
No issues.
Having a child with asthma in the house this is one of those little gadgets that just puts my mind a rest and so great full that technology has moved on enough that I’m able to have this available at home.
The product it’s self is well made, easy to use and came with everything in the box to get it stated, it’s one of those things that you don’t need until you really need it and this is a solid product that I trust to work when I need it to. I tested it both on myself, my husband and both children 10 and 8yrs and it’s seemed pretty accurate on all of us, and I’m confident it’s a good indicator to nudge us if there’s a problem.
I already had an oximeter that I use often due to having asthma and with covid being around. My old one is temperamental with its readings and I thought all oximeters were the same, however this one is brilliant. It reads first time every time no messing about having to reinsert your finger because it’s not reading correctly.
The LED display is bright and clear no more using a magnifying glass trying to get a reading. It shows all reading clearly whether it’s vertical or horizontal and only takes seconds.
This device is something all family members can use often to ensure blood oxygen is at a safe level. It comes with a neck strap. I keep mine on a magnetic hook on the fridge so it’s available instantly.
If you’re concerned about your blood oxygen levels and/or have a lung health issue I highly recommend that you give this oximeter a try, it’s well worth the 29.99
I definetly can recommend this oximeter.
Works well and showing results very accurate.
Easy to use and definetly such monitor must have in every house, specially this time.
Good instrusction and batteries was included in package.
Overall, good item for good price.
I measured the readings from this oximeter against the readings from the oximeter built into my smart Watch and the readings seem to be accurate.
This one is easy to read and use, is nice and compact and is reasonably priced.
It’s a very useful bit of kit to have at home
to make sure your health is on track.
Mum has emphysema and uses one of these to keep track of her blood oxygen levels. Smart watches are generally used nowadays to keep track but if you’re of the generation that’s not comfortable with technology and apps then this is a much simpler device. GP’s and hospitals still use them and this one gives the same accuracy as the one my mum uses. You need to check oxygen levels at rest and during activity even if it’s just making the bed or walking around a shop. It’s more difficult with one of these to check your oxygen level while completing a task, it’d just get knocked off your finger. This is where smart watches are good. But you can still test oxygen levels by simulating activities or just walking on the spot for 5 minutes. A great little pulse oximeter. I can’t attest to the accuracy, sorry.
This non invasive pulse oximeter measures your heart rate and SPo2 levels. I have found the quick measurements to be very accurate as I have compared this to my Garmin 245 watch. This is a handy device to have at home especially with the ongoing pandemic. If oxygen levels are between 95-100 that is a good result showing less than 92 then its best to consult with your health care professional. The build quality is excellent it has a bright LED screen, the device is very lightweight and portable, it is powered by 2 aaa batteries which are included and a lanyard too. Highly recommend it.
This is a very neat, well-designed product. The display is very clear and adjustable. Once a finger has been inserted and the power button pressed it only takes a few seconds to see a reading for blood oxygen level and pulse.
The oximeter knows when you’ve finished and turns itself off quickly to save power. Recommended.
The oximeter both in size and aesthetically looks like any other oximeter that people have at home. I think it is a very interesting device to have at home, especially now with what we have been going through.
It is very easy to use, just open it a little bit to insert your finger and press the power button to start reading. It is very quick to get a reading, just a couple of seconds.
Like any other oximeter, you need to keep your finger dry and make sure it is not too cold to avoid false readings.
Regarding its accuracy, at home it is very difficult to know if the data it gives us is real or not because we don’t have anything to compare it with. But at least the heart rate data is similar to what the smartwatch gives me. It also matches heart rate and oxygen saturation with another oximeter that I borrowed for comparison. This at least gives a little more confidence.
It runs on two AAA batteries which are included.
This device is very easy to set up. Simply open the box, place in the 2 supplied AAA batteries, and clip it around your finger.
In terms of accuracy, I can’t compare the O2, but I have a fairly decent Garmin fitness tracker watch and this seems to be reading within 1bpm on the heart rate reading.
Obviously at the price point, I wouldn’t bet your life on it in terms of accuracy, but for something which will give you a decentish indication, I think this should work well.
The device looks really smart, and for around 24 at time of review, I think this is a good device to have around if you ever need to take readings.
This is a very compact little device. It is something that is regularly used in hospitals but I recently found out that with a COVID infection your blood oxygen percentage level is one of the key things in deciding whether you need to go straight to the hospital. So why not have a handy little device that will tell you that.
This is extremely simple to use. It runs on two AAA batteries (included). You pinch the back of the device to open the crocodile jaws, insert your finger and let the jaws close. Press the on button and it immediately comes to life and the display lights up. You can tell it’s working as it traces a heart beat line along the bottom of the display. After a couple of seconds it gives a pulse rate reading and a couple of seconds after that the blood oxygen percentage appears. Very quick and painless and very easy to read and understand. When not in use it switches itself off again.
It doesn’t come with any sort of carry/storage case or bag (though the box it comes in is very small and wouldn’t take up excess space in the medicine cabinet) but it does come with a wrist strap so you don’t drop it on the floor.
Accuracy test results bit variable in proven invironment, ouput readings partially inconsistent between 5%-8%,bit misleading, on the lowest .Still, can be used at home for regular body tiredness stress test, walk test, regular spirometry exercise bike test and recording , also ok for personal checks for people with decreasing condition but only as a supplement to process. Still, device even well made and really decent quality make is not accurate enough, on its own as a device ,and without full blood test should not be trusted its readings and used with caution only!
This is designed really well. It’s very compact and stylish, could hardly be easier to use, has a bright colour display that automatically flips around if you need it to be the other way up, and (perhaps more importantly) tells you important things about your blood oxygen. I’ve tried it on my entire family and they all found it highly interesting and fun to use. Besides the blood oxygen reading, it’s also the best ever way to take your own pulse and see it represented graphically like a miniature version of something you’d see in the ER. You can change the brightness of the display.
The company clearly states that this is for sports/exercise use and not medical use so you have to take that into account. The otherwise very good instructions aren’t super clear about how to interpret the results so you might want to Google the subject for some more information. An oxygen level of between 95 and 100% seems to be the aim. I’m usually around 98% so I think I’m alive. Even though this isn’t for medical use, it might be at least an indicator that you should, just in case, seek medical help if you drop below the normal range. On the other hand, you shouldn’t use this as an indication you’re fine to run a marathon if it gives you a 100% reading. Use your common sense.
I can’t fault the packaging or build quality. You get a pair of AAA batteries and even get a lanyard so you can carry it with you wherever you go…
This Oximeter is simple to use and easy to read. The batteries are included for this machine and it is easy to set up. The readings are accurate and it is comfortable on the finger. Takes up hardly any space in the bathroom cabinet and is a useful product to have.
I think the price is reasonable for the quality and I have taken my readings over a few days and also my husbands and the results are consistent. The machine switches off after use in a few,seconds. A recommended buy and I am very happy with this Oximeter.
As usual, the package arrived very quickly from Amazon.
This Easy@Home Oximeter arrived in a box, also in the box are two AAA batteries, a lanyard so you can hang it around your neck, and an instruction manual.
I opened the box and took out the Oximeter, read the instructions, inserted the two AAA batteries supplied with the unit, pressed the button on the top to switch it on, I put my finger inside and it displayed the results in a few seconds.
The screen was very clear and easy to read, the results it displays are Sp02 and Pluse, once you remove your finger from the unit, it switches itself off after a few second.
I used a neighbours Oximeter side by side to test this one, I must say the Sp02 and Pluse levels seem to be quite accurate as you can see from the photos.
This Oximeter weighs 33.6 grms without the batteries installed, and 55.3 with them installed.
I would recommend this Easy@Home Pluse Oximeter.
I hope you have found this review and photos helpful.
I think this is an excellent device and comparison with others tells me it is accurate. It is also easy to use and produces a reading speedily, as my video shows, so I do not hesitate to rate it at four stars. Not five because at time of writing it is overpriced.
Very simple to use and read, simply put it down your finger and wait. Reading does not take long and the display is very clear to read. Worked on both adults and children although smaller children I believe should be on the big toe for accuracy.
Really easy to use device which instantly measures your pulse rate and spO2. The display is easy to read and I really like the ability to switch the display around depending on which angle you’re viewing from. Simply clip the monitor over any finger and within just a few seconds the monitor gives a clear reading. Very easy to use, comfortable to place on finger and comes with batteries included, build quality is excellent and the unit is light and a great size
I am quite familiar with oximeters as I have Sleep Apnea and Breathing difficulties due to my condition. I visit lungs clinic in the local hospital every six months for full check up.
First thing the NHS nurses measures when I visit is my weight, blood pressure and then oximeter recording are taken. They normally also take blood sample to have more accurate readings available for my consultant.
Sometimes they will let me take a continuous oximeter device home so I can wear it over night for full detailed analysis of my oxygen levels in my blood while I sleep at night.
Reason I explained all this is because I want you to understand that I am not new to this type of device so my review is as accurate as possible.
This oximeter can measure heart beat rate and SpO2 levels which means amount of oxygen attached to your red blood cells circulating in the blood. Most of the oxygen is carried by red blood cells (molecule called haemoglobin) which collect oxygen from the lungs and deliver it to all parts of the body. As far as I understand that levels 95 – 100 are good and less than 92 requires medical supervision or consultation.
I have tested this device and it seems to be accurate so far. I have tested it few times and results are consistent thus I can confirm it is reliable. I am not an expert nor this device is intended for medical purposes.
I can use this device just for keeping an eye on my oxygen levels as oxigen saturated blood is vital for my lungs and record it in my diary for my consultant as the oximeter the hospital provides is on loan and normally for a night or two.
This oximeter is very well made and have excellent quality plastic material as well as clear readable LED screen with graph and numerical data.
It is easy to use, just put the rubberized clip on your index finger and with in few seconds you will have stable results displayed. This device is to visually indicate any irregularities or abnormalities, such as weak heartbeat and haemoglobin.
It is especially important for Covid-19 infection too. I don’t want to prolong my review but you can download a NHS leaflet from Google if you just type oximeter.
I am very pleased with the product and would definitely recommend it but please don’t use it for medical purposes if your health rely on oximeter you should be given one by your doctor. This is just like a blood pressure machine but for proper treatment ask your doctor.