Pulse Oximeter - Beat & Oxygen

Name: Pulse Oximeter - Beat & Oxygen
Rating: 3.7209303 (9035 reviews)
Author: PVDApps

Measure your oxygen saturation (SPO2) and heart rate with built-in sensors.

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"Pulse Oximeter - Beat & Oxygen" is an Android app that allows users to measure their oxygen saturation (SPO2) and heart rate with built-in sensors on select Samsung devices. Ideal for fitness monitoring, it features real-time graphs, daily reminders, and a CSV/PDF export function (paid feature). While it offers convenient tracking, it's important to note that the app is not a substitute for medical-grade devices and should be used for general wellness purposes only.

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By: PVDApps

Downloads: 773,648

162

Rating: 3.72

(9,035)

3 new ratings

Version: 1.3.7 (Last updated: 2024-07-22)

Creation date: 2020-06-01

Email: pv*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Full description: See detailed description

Source: Google Play Store

Updated: a day ago

Ranking

# 70,091 ▼ 54

User reviews

Pros

Accurate readings when compared to actual devices
Good user interface and easy to use
Ability to keep a history of measurements and add notes
Works well with certain Samsung devices
Minimal ads compared to other apps

Cons

Frequent ads that disrupt user experience
Issues with accuracy and reliability in readings
Calibration concerns have been noted
Limited free version with only three readings per day
Some users report difficulties in getting successful measurements

Most mentioned

Ads are intrusive and detract from the user experience
Measurements can be inaccurate or unreliable
The app has the potential to be accurate when it works correctly
Compatibility with Samsung devices is often highlighted as a plus
Free version limitations are frustrating for users

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User reviews

Very difficult to get reading in free app but it did show an spO2% saturation quickly without reading pulse. Decided to try premium. Couldn't get a reading. Never showed O2% saturation but did exhibit good pulse waveform without giving heart rate. The problem isn't my phone (Note 9). Serious software defects are the problem. Good useful concept; poor execution.

Earl Brinson, 2024-09-01

It's good and fairly accurate as it turns out. The only issue I have is that the SPO2 and BPM markers don't align on the graph, such as when you view week or month graph. Say I do a reading where both measurements are taken, like normal, they will be aligned to different times on the graph, even though they actually say the same time when tapping on them. The first graph on the History tab that shows the last 7 or so readings is aligned however.