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by Jhbbjk

And let me emphasize worst! It DOES NOT WORK! I have the baby oximeter for my daughter who gets seizures but after the update, it keeps telling me that it cannot sign me on because I’ve logged out, well I just logged on how is it that I am not logged on?! It wouldn’t let me update the profile and it doesn’t have ANY HISTORY!!! No history of what happened during the previous night at all! It doesn’t download any of the history which is why basically why I got this device so that I can review when she desaturates at night and establish pattern or in case she had a seizure at night and I missed it and now there’s no way to tell!!!! This new version just doesn’t WORK FULL STOP PERIOD!!! This is soo awful please just revert o what it was before. Having a child with disabilities there are so much stuff that I need to do, I just need things to be simple and straight to the point, I have so many different things to worry about my child and I just need an app that works, don’t need bells and whistles just simple effective and to the point and the new update of this app is just the opposite! Who are the developers of this app, they should all be fired because it simply does not work!!!!!

by Mal Exemplar

If you want to view your blood oxygen level and heart rate in real time and don’t want/need reports, this might be a good hardware/app combo. However, if you want valuable reports or the ability to export your data look elsewhere.

After recording you can scroll thru the data within the app. This can give you useful insight as to how your pulse and oxygen levels change over time and activity (not running, but walking, sitting, sleeping, etc.). The “report” the app generates is nothing more than a screen shot of the entire recording. The app records data points once/sec so all of the data is crammed into the width of the phone’s screen. Any recordings longer than than 15-30 minutes are essentially useless. It’s difficult to describe without a picture, but if your levels vary by much at all the graphs don’t look like a single line varying between different values, but instead like a jagged colored blob. This makes the report useless beyond the max/min and average values at the top of the screen. There’s no option to export the data either. So you can’t chart it in a spreadsheet to make any sense out of the data.

The device’s display is also always on, so be ready to change batteries if you’re trying to record overnight.

I exchanged this pulse oximeter for one that saves data internally (up to 40hrs) and then syncs with its app. It also has a detailed report and exports to CSV.

by Buvfxwhy

I’ve used this app for a year. It provided the data that I used to better understand the feedback from my CPAP device.

Then everything changed, the data logged for my O2Ring disappeared from the app. There is a page to add my O2Ring that does not add it. The app is useless and confusing. The history I get is a list of days with an O2 number which used to be available but which is useless to me. There is a button called “adopt” which doesn’t do anything! I used to get a graph which showed the O2 levels throughout the night so I could see when my O2 levels dropped to dangerous levels. Now I get absolutely nothing of any value. I wrote the team and they said they fixed it. I don’t know what they fixed but it didn’t help me. I am angry that they could just change the app like that, without notice to users, and worse that they could do so without capability to restore the previous version when the new version failed.