EMAY Sleep Oxygen Monitor with PC Software & App | Bluetooth Pulse Oximeter Rechargeable for Overnight & Continuous SpO2 Tracking with 72 Hours Built-in Memory | Gives Informative Report & Analysis

This oxygen monitor is a top choice for professional use. I rely on it for patient monitoring, and the audible alarm is a game-changer—you can set it to trigger at your preferred SpO2 level, ensuring you’re immediately alerted. The alarm is clear, even through a baby monitor, and the battery consistently lasts around 12 hours, perfect for long shifts. I was so impressed that I bought a second unit for 24/7 monitoring. One of the most convenient features is its simplicity—no app or Bluetooth required, which is a huge improvement over the wrist version I previously used. With no need for constant checking or toggling settings, it frees up time for other tasks, almost like having an extra set of hands. Navigating the settings is intuitive, and the company’s proactive customer support shows a genuine commitment to quality. One minor downside is that, with extended use, it can leave a red mark, so I occasionally switch fingers to prevent pressure marks, especially for overnight monitoring. While the reports are detailed and professional, I’ve moved away from using them as this device’s real-time tracking has become my go-to. Overall, the audible alarm, battery life, and ease of use make this monitor an invaluable tool for reliable, hands-free patient care.

I'm impressed at how this device works and the detailed information I'm getting. I've COPD and Sleep Apnea and use oxygen at night to sleep and off and on during the day. I'm able to wear the finger meter using the strap to keep it on all night. The information on my oxygen saturation and heart rate are great. This unit takes a data point reading of O2 and pulse every 30 seconds from the time I turn it on record until I turn off the record. Plug in the USB cable to my computer and using their App download the information from the finger unit to the App. I can review the data and review a chart version that shows more detail than I every expected. I showed a copy of the charts to my doctor today when I went in for a check up. He knew exactly what they were and explained to me what all the data was showing. He even asked where I got it from. You can even download an Excel file of all the data points if you want to manipulate the data yourself if you want. This has been a great device for me to be able to see what's going on with my O2 and pulse during the night when it's difficult to tell what's going on since I'm asleep. Great unit and well done. It took a little while to get used to the Pulse Oximeter sticking off my finger at night but the little strap keeps it from getting pulled off you finger when sleeping. Will get another one if this one ever fails. By the way this meter has a rechargeable battery that lasts about 8 hours also. Just plug it in a USB to recharge and you're ready to go.

PROS: * Visual display while monitoring is very nice. * Display is crisp and clear. Easy to read. * Device setup is straightforward and easy to do. * Uploading to the PC / phone is easy. * It is very easy to start the recording, to upload data to your phone or to the PC. * I charged the device every day so no problems running out of battery overnight. * The real-time display is GREAT. * I had the opportunity to compare, simultaneously, the SleepO2 and the EMO-90 and they both recorded similar results. * I have tried both the SleepO2 and EMO-90. The EMO-90 is great for watching in real-time, while the SleepO2 is more comfortable for nighttime wear. CONS: * not as comfortable as the SleepO2. Hard case vs. silicon finger sensor. * has a tendency to fall off the finger during the night, this would produce two (or more) files that would need to be uploaded. The files could not be merged. * I was afraid of the monitor falling off my finger when getting up in the middle of the night. The SleepO2 was gently tethered to my wrist. * file management on the PC is a bit tricky. File names require some concentration to determine what was recorded and what was not. * It is possible to upload the same file multiple times, which confused me when I was trying to look at trends. This could be avoided by printing the summary reports. *Some data management tools (Excel spreadsheets, for example) would be nice for viewing the data. It can be done, but it is not for the average user. Maybe EMay could offer some templates or if there is a user group, users could contribute. SUMMARY: * Very nice device, especially handy for real-time monitoring of pulse rate and oxygen level. * Very good quality. * Not as comfortable for nighttime wear as the SleepO2. * To check its accuracy, I will be asking my doctor to do an office measurement, or even better, schedule a home sleep study with a professional machine. I will try to amend my review after that test.

It has performed exactly as described and provided invaluable information. It took a little trial and error to set the date and time but after that, it has been smooth sailing.Creating and saving the report and downloading and saving the data was very easy. It is also very comfortable. It was less money than alternatives but I doubt they were any better. I believe I made the best decision.

had my Emay pulse oximeter for 1 week, delivery was within 24hrs; So far the monitor is exactly what I needed to monitor my HR and O2 levels at night in conjunction with my atrial fib. Was easy to set up and connect to my phone and computer to track data, daily download very easy.....information very specific......monitor irtself is easy to read, set up monitoring process and ability to set individual parameters, with alarm availability......Wearing the devise is quite unobtrusive, just slide on mid finger left hand (am rt handed) and secure with the band provided.....stays in place and after first night not even aware its there......this indeed has been helpful in tracting my potential sleep concerns and I would indeed recommend to anyone for the price.