What Reddit Says About Oxygen Finder Apps
We compiled 19 Reddit discussions about Oxygen Finder apps from 13 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/WearOS
Sleep As Android will 100% monitor blood oxygen and pulse, movement as well if I recall.
r/smartwatch
I looked at Samsung, Garmin, Withings, etc but I’m having hard time figure out what models track blood oxygen levels while you sleep and during day. Share ... Garmin is the route you want to go. Samsung does but locked to Android so will not work with your iPhone. Apple watch is an option but not su...
r/AppleWatch
However Apple has appealed the decision and has won the right to reactivate those sensors via a software update in 2028. So in the meantime, if this feature is important to you it will require either an AW 9 sold before the Jan 2024 settlement or older. Optionally there are other devices on the mark...
r/AppleWatch
My question is, does iWatch Ultra have all hardware components required for Blood Oxygen monitoring? If so, when can this feature be re-enabled? Any comments are welcomed. ... All the Apple Watches have the blood oxygen sensor inside the hardware ...
r/CaregiverSupport
Things I liked about the Wellue ... "This functionality is no longer available. Following an irreparable issue with the O2ring Remote Linker in October 2024, the feature you mentioned has been discontinued." lol...
r/Android
... Everything I hate about the best phone camera I've ever used. - Becca Farsace ... YSK that some Android phones have free Oximeter trackers (such as Pulsox) prebuilt into the Heath app on your phone.
r/scubadiving
You can usually try and bum and old sensor off CCR diver as it uses a common sensor and they are good for analyzing long after they expire for CCR use. ... Unreliable in my experience. ... OXYGEN Analyzer by FORENSICS | 0%-100% with 0.1% resolution ...
r/SmartRings
I love mine and its lead to finding the best way to best my central apnea. ... Well said... ... I may be wrong. But I’m pretty sure all the mainstream smart devices only check SPO2 sporadically. For sleep apnea monitoring you might need something that does continuous oxygen monitoring. Wellue makes ...
r/AppleWatch
If you look in the health app you'll have tons of data points, despite only manually doing it a few times. ... It's constantly monitoring it, my series 8 captures my blood oxygen thru out the night and my temperature.
r/Oxygennotincluded
Oh I see. The seed finder won't work though. ... I'm not entirely sure what wouldn't work. When I plugged the seed in that it generated it created the asteroid for us to begin playing in ... Community for the space-colony simulation game Oxygen Not Included, developed by Klei.
r/breathwork
Check out https://apps.apple.com/us/app/breathing-exercises-and-a-cat/id6757474097, it is a silent app with haptics to help you know to inhale, exhale or hold your breath. (Also includes a cat) ... The oxygen advantage app is pretty baller.
r/apple
Blood Oxygen: All of the ones that have this feature have the same hardware. There's a firmware difference in US models ending with LW/A, but that just results in how you can view the data, and my app helps resolve that issue to some degree.
r/SleepApnea
Has anyone found a replacement to Samsung watch, that will give detailed blood oxygen levels during sleep, in health app. This is what I most used my phone for. It was helpful to me and my sleep doctor in getting information when I had sleep apnea events during sleep.
r/COVID19positive
So I’ve used both the app and a real monitor and here’s the deal. The app is accurate to check if you’re experiencing lower than normal spo2 levels. However, it doesn’t go lower than 93 and is less accurate the lower your oxygen gets which is when it’s important.
r/CPAP
The app is also really easy to set up and navigate. Sounds like it’d be a nice upgrade from your smartring. I got mine on CardiacDirect but Amazon has it for a good price. ... I am very happy with the oxygen and heart rate data I get from my WellueSleepU ( much better than smartwatch data).
r/SleepApnea
Share ... I have a Wellue CheckMe O2 Max and it's great. Supposedly very accurate, much more accurate than optical HR/pulse oximeters. Lots of useful data: It tells you pulse rate and SpO2, along with motion.
r/SleepApnea
I think it would also work with SleepHQ, but I'd have to pay for the subscription and I don't want to spend the money at this point in time. ... Wellue O2Ring is pay once, cry once. Also, the data is importable to Oscar... so you can correlate with a CPAP machine if you go there. I don...
r/SleepApnea
I have a CMI pc-66 which is kinda klunkey, but I like that I don't need an app for it. ... These rings for $50 seem to have good reviews. Another guy below found a $44 finger-tip device meant for continuous tracking during sleep. There are a few options on amazon · Wearing a blood-oxygen ring f...
r/SleepApnea
It does everything I need, and it connects to sleepHQ via sleepO2, which I really like. I can see my oxygen WITH my AHI etc in sleepHQ on iphone. ... Thats the O2 ring that he specifically asked about so you should be able to help with your experience. ... Well, it works great for me, and as I said ...
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