Tomorotec Bluetooth Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, Tomorotec SpO2 (Blood Oxygen Saturation Level) and PR (Pulse Rate) Monitor with Batteries and Lanyard for Sports and Aviation [Sports & Aviation Use Only]

works greats. the numbers are right on time.

This SPO2/pulse monitor works well at doing these two functions but I paid extra for the Bluetooth option, which does not work at all. The included paper info is not complete, and I had to contact the seller to get basic info for the device, which was still incomplete. The app is called OxyCare for both Android and Apple devices, and seems to be a generic app for multiple SPO2 models. After installing the app on my Android phone, the phone sees a bluetooth ID called BerryMedical (or something similar - this is from memory) and I attempted to connect based on the "...Medical" in the name. The sync message I get is "connection refused". The app wants numerous privileges that it should not need (notably location info, file access, network access, camera). The app reviews are almost exclusively 1 star ratings with comments about excessive privileges and "will not connect". There are a few reviews that indicate that some people were able to establish a successful connection to a device that seems to be a different product. There is nothing on this device or in paperwork that says it is made by Berry but that is the Bluetooth ID.I mentioned most of the above to the seller, and the response was similar to "yeah I guess we should fix that".Anyhow, I am keeping the device for the nicely done SPO2 and pulse measurements but the Bluetooth option is a bust.

This is the only item I have never seen cleaned after use. I don't know how many fingers have been in there before mine. Maybe whatever light reads your pulse and oxygen level kills germs? Why risk it? I am carrying this with me and put it on my finger rather than letting them put on the one that has been used without cleaning among all the patients today (or days?)I selected this one because it was a reasonable price that I could manage, it came WITH a nice zippered case and a lanyard. (I can even put my hearing aid in with it at night so it doesn't slip away.)Good purchase that makes me feel safer at the hospital and the doctors' offices.I just purchased this 4 days ago and came back to buy one for my granddaughter. You all raised the price!!! :(

The media could not be loaded.  I was able to install the Oxycare app and this pulse oximeter does have Bluetooth. I was able to to successfully connect the device with the app provided by the vendor. Your Apple or Samsung devices will not connect to the pulse oximeter. The Oxycare app is simple and has basic details. If you need something more advanced it is going to cost more than $25. I posted 2 pics and 1 vid clip. I was holding my phone with one hand so vid is a little shaky.

This product works good. The only thing I could not to work was the Bluetooth. Like another one posted when you download the app and install it the circular loading symbol keeps searching for the meter but can never connect toit. I liked the nice zippered case for it. Most of these kinds of meters do not come with a case. I bought this mostly to use for the bluetooth function. I still like this meter but it would be better if the Bluetooth worked.

I selected this among the many oximeters out there because it is reasonably priced, for the added Bluetooth connectivity. However I searched the accompanying pamphlet and there is no mention of which app to download, until I searched it again on Amazon’s page ..it’s the Oxycare. The lanyard is a bit short when you hang it on your neck; wish it was longer. The tech support gmail did not respond to my inquiry about which app to download.

The device seems to work just fine, the display is bright and easily readable. It shows up in the Bluetooth device list on my phone, but consistently refuses to pair, so I can't get it to communicate with the app.Update: the trick is, do not try to pair in the Bluetooth device list. Hit the magnifying glass in the top right corner and you'll get a list of devices to select from. Pick the BerryMed device .

Works as it should! I like the color differences when reading. The beeping is a little annoying, but it only lasts a minute. I thought the hinge was loose, but it fits good enough to get a good reading. No thanks to Covid for needing one of these, BUT it helped when my husbands oxygen levels were so erratic.