Zewa Advanced Fingertip Pulse Oximeter – SpO₂ & Heart Rate Monitor with OLED Display, Plethysmograph & Perfusion Index – Portable Blood Oxygen Saturation Meter for Home, Sports & Travel
Original price was: $28.99.$15.50Current price is: $15.50.
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The Fingertip Pulse Oximeter offers quick, reliable SpO₂ and pulse rate measurements in a compact, easy-to-use design. Featuring a bright LED display for clear readings and comfortable, slip-resistant padding, it’s perfect for home health tracking, fitness, or travel. This portable oxygen saturation monitor provides accurate results for adults and children in just seconds, helping you stay informed about your wellness anytime, anywhere. Designed for convenience, it includes automatic power-off to preserve battery life, plus a free lanyard and batteries for immediate use. Backed by a 2-year warranty and latex-free construction for safety and peace of mind.
Precision Monitoring – Powered by an optimized optical sensor and algorithm, it delivers consistent and accurate readings with minimal error margin.
Enhanced Diagnostic Features – The inclusion of a plethysmograph waveform and perfusion index (PI) gives you a deeper view of your circulation and signal strength.
User-Centered Design – With an OLED display that supports multiple orientations and brightness levels, reading your metrics is easy in any scenario—day or night.
Versatile & Portable – Pocket-sized and lightweight, you can carry it in your bag, glove compartment, or travel kit.
Reliable Support – Comes with a one-year warranty and friendly technical support to assist with any issues.
8 reviews for Zewa Advanced Fingertip Pulse Oximeter – SpO₂ & Heart Rate Monitor with OLED Display, Plethysmograph & Perfusion Index – Portable Blood Oxygen Saturation Meter for Home, Sports & Travel
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Original price was: $28.99.$15.50Current price is: $15.50.
Maria jose Jiron montoya –
Exelente
Muy buen producto. Lo recomiendo
Frances Cox –
Health care
It is safe to use to help manage your health.
Amazon Customer –
It doesn’t work all the time
It does not work all the time
Some fishes and a Frog –
Portable Device To Measure Your Vitals
This heart rate monitor is nice and useful. I like that it has a screen built in OLED display. This way, you don’t need to have it tethered to your phone in order to read the information. It is easy to use and easy to operate. I mostly use it after the gym to measure my heart rate. I really like that I can easily carry this around with me to measure my vitals whenever I finish any endurance activities. Comes with everything you need (batteries, lanyard, instructions).
Katie’s Mom –
Okay so I see my readings but…
This oximeter is super easy to use. The numbers read clearly on the display pad and it’s very quick to obtain the numbers and easy to use. BUT, the oximeter comes with very minimal instructions and I’m unsure how to interpret the data provided on the display. There is an instruction booklet that comes with it but it’s very tiny and filled with too much information that I don’t really understand. I can Google the answer to this but I wish larger print, BRIEF instructions came with it for quick reference! Also, I thought the price was a little high for a small device such as this!
Maerilo –
Honestly pumped to have this in my medical kit. Lovely tool.
I’ve always wanted to own one of these and I honestly feel so lucky to get my hands on this. It sounds strange to call a medical tool ‘pretty’ but it really is — the screen is bright and sharp, really clean and easy to read, and it feels well-made and substantial in your hand, not at all cheap or delicate. Really nice smooth, white chassis, just like you see at the doctor’s office, and from what I call tell just as accurate. I’m an athlete who would like to start charting my oxygen levels during workouts for educational purposes (also to track improvements and make sure I’m breathing through all my exercises correctly) but beyond just a hobbyist’s satisfaction with this, I’m also the household medic and keeping tools updated/on hand/good quality is a full-time that requires a lot of patience and revenue.I’m going to go ahead and be that nerd who nerds out over the instructions given, but I feel it’s important to compliment them as more and more companies keep cost-cutting and refuse to include printed-out instructions for their products. I actually laughed in appreciation when I unfurled the instruction page on this. Really informative, not only tells you how to operate the monitor but also how to read it correctly and interpret the data. In terms of ease of access, the monitor is ready to go pretty much right out of the gate, but for those curious people out there like myself, the extra instructions are delightful. I can’t compliment the company enough for including them.I’m not a licensed physician, so I want to make the disclaimer that what I observe from it is based on patterns and common sense. I notice a one-ish point disparity between home and the doctor’s office (I consistently come in at 98 saturation at rest at the office; this one consistently reads at 96-97) but since a lot of factors are in play, I wouldn’t necessarily count that as an issue especially with the possibility of environmental changes and/or user error. Accuracy within a point or two is just fine for pedestrian purposes and still tells me exactly what I need to know. Value is incalculable to me, this is a nice unit identical to that in medical office and I’m thrilled to have it in my collection, and it functions — to my eye and my experience — exactly as it’s supposed to. I’m looking forward to doing some research with it.You can’t go wrong with this, I think it’s incredibly reasonable for the price and a solid buy for your medical kit.
Gloria M Estrada –
Good, standard oximeter.
I lost my oximeter, so this was a replacement. It comes with a lanyard, works as expected, good quality. It’s as small as your typical oximeter. It’s easy to use like most oximeters. Good value. The heart rate is accurate and I have no way of telling if my oxygen levels are normal but mostly I wanted to be able to measure my mother’s vitals and so far so good.
Brian M. Gray –
Gets the job done
I about a year ago bought a blood pressure monitor from this company. When I was looking for a pulse oximeter and saw that this company made it. I decided to give it a chance since I’ve been very happy with their blood pressure monitor. I’m happy to report that this pole sock cylinder works just as expected, giving me readings which match my previous expectations. I think that this is a pretty nice size for one and not overly heavy because it does have a nice big readout which for my aging eyes is a pleasant thing to see. The battery also seemed to last forever which I think is a great thing. I feel like this is giving me good consistent readings and I do not see very much that I am unpleased with. Overall. I’m very happy with this purchase and I think you would be as well