Vibeat Wrist Pulse Oximeter with Continuous SpO₂ and Heart Rate Tracking

Tracking: Vibeat’s wrist pulse oximeter tracks blood oxygen and heart rate continuously using a finger sensor, with readings stored on the device for later app syncing. Its listing says it is for sports and aviation use only, not medical use.

At a glance

Monitors blood oxygen and pulse rate continuously, according to the listing.
Stores readings on the device for syncing to the app later. The listing says memory holds up to 4 sets of 10-hour data.
The app can show historical trends and generate and share reports.
An alert can beep on the device and beep and vibrate in the app when blood oxygen is outside a user-set threshold.
The screen can rotate 180° for either hand, and the display wakes when the wrist is flipped.

Price

$85.99Save 43%

Reference price: ~~$149.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

On-device storage allows measurements to be collected before syncing them to the app.
Threshold alerts are available through both the device and app, with app vibration also stated.
App reporting includes blood oxygen and pulse-rate trends and range distribution.

Cons

The product is explicitly described as not a medical device and not intended for medical use.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	Vibeat
Color	Black

Power and battery
Battery life listed	14 hours
Battery requirement	1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)

Monitoring and data
On-device data memory	stores up to 4 sets of 10-hour data
App storage	unlimited
Data recording detail	second by second
Historical data update interval	4-second updates

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives a 14-hour battery-life field, while feature copy claims 12–16 hours per full charge. Treat runtime as uncertain, and note that the stated 12–16-hour figure is a feature claim rather than one settled duration. The listing also calls the product a wrist monitor but describes it as a fingertip meter and finger pulse oximeter, while the included-components list specifies a finger sensor. Confirm the selected listing's configuration and runtime before buying.

What’s in the box

Included

User manual ×1
Finger sensor (1)
Charging cable (1)

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking continuous blood oxygen and pulse-rate tracking for sports or aviation use.
Buyers who want to collect readings on-device and sync them to an app later.
Users who want threshold alerts and app-generated reports.

Less suited to

Anyone seeking a medical device or a tool for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Buyers who require a clearly established battery runtime before purchase.

Vibeat Wrist Pulse Oximeter with Continuous SpO₂ and Heart Rate Tracking · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 24 ratings

5 stars51%51%
4 stars27%27%
3 stars10%10%
2 stars5%5%
1 star7%7%

Only aggregate ratings are provided, with a split across rating levels. That offers limited insight into how well continuous monitoring, alerts, app syncing or comfort work in practice, so buyers should weigh the stated non-medical use and verify the configuration and battery-life discrepancy.

Frequently asked questions

Is this pulse oximeter intended for medical use?

No. The listing says it is not a medical device and is intended for sports and aviation use only.

Can readings be stored before using the app?

The listing says the device stores up to 4 sets of 10-hour data and uploads readings automatically when synced with the app.

How long does the battery last?

The listed battery-life field says 14 hours, while feature copy claims 12–16 hours per full charge. The listing does not establish one consistent runtime.

Does it include a finger sensor?

The included-components list names one finger sensor and one charging cable, along with one user manual.