MibestOrange LED Finger Pulse Oximeter - Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor - SPO2 Pulse Oximeter - Portable Oxygen Sensor with Included Batteries - O2 Saturation Monitor with Carry Pouch

I got this for my father after he got pneumonia from the covid. It came with batteries and a little bag for storage. It's compact and the digital screen is easy for me to read. No reading glasses necessary. I like that the display can be rotated so you don't have to read it upside down. Just push the button and it rotates 4 ways. As far as I can tell it's accurate. Whenever he was short of breath I checked his O2 stats and put on his oxygen if it was called for, waited 10 mins and checked it again. Both readings seemed appropriate. Ive used it on myself and get the same reading every time. 98% to 99%. The only thing is when you first put it on it gives you a pulse reading that's about 30 to 50 beats faster then the reading it gives after you've had it on your finger for about 20 seconds. I didn't pay any attention to those first readings. I would definitely recommend this product. It gets the job done. The cost is very reasonable as well.

I wanted large and simple for the readout and the large red numbers do the trick. A few button presses changes the direction of the readout 180 degrees, making it easy to use on yourself or on someone else. It does everything I want it to well, and numerous reviews I read suggested this brand was among the best for consistently accurate results.

works great, looks great and it real easy to see.

Work good

This work great seems accurate with Dr.All my friends take an I always buy another,

When I opened the package, my first impression was that it feels really "cheaply" made. Like a toy from a McDonalds Happy Meal. The included batteries, give it a little more heft, but this item probably would not be a good choice for a healthcare provider who plans on heavy daily use and abuse. It just will not hold up to a beating. I plan on occasional in-home personal use, so I think it will fit the bill for that. Easy to use, display direction can be changed, and after a few seconds, the readings stabilize (give it 3 to 5 seconds). I've used it several times now, and after stabilizing, the readings all seem to be in the same range, but I can't compare this to another device, so I can't really say it is "accurate". Just "consistent" for baseline measurements. So, you should be able to tell if your heart rate or saturation levels are changing over a period of time. I think $17.82 total price for the hi-viz orange color, it is well worth the cost. I give it 5 stars for home use only.

I wore this while nurse was checking my oxygen level on the other hand, constantly matched their monitor within a couple seconds

I am an asthmatic. This is an easy, at home way to know if I need to use more than just a rescue inhaler. It also worked well when I had a cold with horrible chest congestion. This is an affordable way to know your oxygen levels and heart rate.