Wearable Oxygen Monitor Activity Tracker Watch
This wearable activity tracker/watch can measure your blood oxygen saturation and will alert you if your SpO2 levels drop below safe levels. The wristband from LUNASEA also offers a host of other features and with only 1 hour to fully charge it will last for up to 1 week!
- Multiple Function: 24 hour continuous Heart rate and Sleep monitor,Pedometer watch,Calorie counter,Step counter,Bluetooth Phone call reminder,Caller’s name display,Caller ID display,Reject answer the phone,Call & SMS message notification,Sedentary reminder,Remote Camera,Alarm,Countdown,Stopwatch.
- Continuous Monitoring: Continuously monitoring and recording blood oxygen level,HRV, heart rate and motion. Automatically track sleep with heart rate and O2 feature, get more insights into your light, deep sleep stages.
- Smart Vibration Alarm: detect changes of O2 level,Heart rate and Sedentary reminder, active a vibration on your wrist when it detects oxygen & Heart Rate level drops lower than the threshold. Setup to get accurate detecting on your wrist.
- Smart Fitness tracker: Automatically track all-day activity including steps, distance and calories burnt, also has the professional sports modes for running, riding outdoor or indoor etc and the device can work with your phone’s GPS to draw the map for your training.
- Longer Battery Life: Full charge requires only about 1 hour and the standby time can be 5-7 days.
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Skip Bogard –
It determines SpO2 Oxygen Saturation from your wrist!I found several papers on Pubmed (National Library of Medicine) that supports reflectance-based pulse-oximetry as accurate.The oxygen sensor used is made by OSRAM. It is a OSRAM BIOFY® SFH7060 biometric sensor.
SPB –
I bought this specifically for Oxygen monitoring. It does not do it at all. It just shows 98% no matter what. You could attach it to a dead body and it would read 98%! The other functions are fine from what I can tell. I bought this based upon the one other review but I did not get anywhere near the same result.
ED –
I like it for all the choices it has
charby5770 –
Indicates 98% oxygen even when I’m not wearing it.
Engret Smith –
I bought this mainly for the ability to wear in the day and also at night to get accurate blood O2 readings even while I slept. First of all, in order to get a reading at all you have to wait a few seconds. It always starts out at 98%. Some of the reviewers probably did not know this and reported that it only reads 98%. Despite figuring that out, my reading over a few minutes fluctuated between 98% and 85%. My wife tried it on and fluctuated over a few minutes between 98% and 75%. To me that means there’s something highly inaccurate about the device.