Wellue Checkme™ O2 MAX Dynamic HR, SpO2 Blood Oxygen, Sleep Apnea Alarms: Unboxing & Review

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NOTE: Some of the following reviewed products are not listed in the Wellue Store anymore, but are still available (in particular, the cuff blood pressure units). You can reach these hidden products pages ONLY by using the SPECIAL BUYING LINKS below:

BLOOD OXYGEN MONITORING:




BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING:




ECG MONITORING:

[raldogtm]

I just bought one and it kept going off last night. I had to move the sensitivity to 80%, and it still went off. I have a finger O2 meter that I use in my emt jump pack and I checked it every time the sleepu went off. The difference was significant, sleepu would wake me and say that I’m at 71% and I check my other monitor and it says 96%. I don’t trust this wellvue monitor but I’ll give it another try tonight but on my thumb and we’ll see what happens.

[roberthess]

Thanks for the informative video. I have the O2 ring by Wellvue and it works well, except that the vibration alarm no longer wakes me up. I seem to tune it out now. So I am thinking of getting the Checkme wrist monitor since it also has an audio alarm. My question to you: How loud is the audio alarm at its highest setting? Obviously not an easy question to answer without having any standard to go by. But maybe you can still give me a general idea of what to expect. Thanks a lot!

[kenhartwick]

I understand that a louder alarm sound requires bluetooth to my iPhone. If my phone locks, will the alarm still work? Do I have to have certain setting on my iPhone for this to make a loud alarm for O2 drops even when the phone is locked overnight?

[JRESHOW]

Which version do you think is better? This one you show here are the one that’s all inclusive as a ring for $84

[grafixnetz]

Love your enthusiasm. However, you fail to mention that they use a *proprietary*, not a standard mini-USB connection, which I find totally unnecessary. If I lose the charging cable, I would need to buy a new unit. I can't charge it using one of several mini-USB cables I have connected to my charger or computer.
Also, the strap is difficult to put on. Considering how many wonderful, simple, watch strap clips we have, why they went with this difficult to fasten band is beyond me.
Still trying to figure out how the unit performs. I have difficulty reading the motion graph on the app, it's so tiny.

[karensuekeith]

The chart shows drops. What is considered a drop

[brianwest]

Would be awesome if you could wear both the CheckMe Max and the O2Ring at the same time and then compare the results as far as detections, alarms, how many artifacts, etc. I read one comment that said the results were quite different in that the CheckMe caught many more events. They both measure every second but Checkme records data at 2 second instead of the O2Ring's every 4 seconds but the CheckMe has more battery so could use a faster processor and do more complex analysis, or they could be exactly the same software routines and accuracy. I just don't know. CheckMe has FDA Clearance through a 510k but O2Ring is only registered, which means that the FDA has not reviewed anything at all. Could that mean that there is a significant difference? I just don't know.

[schan]

Can it alarm someone who lives somewhere else? What I meant is can it be monitored remotely? It doesn't help if the person lives alone and is unconscious when the alarm went off. I need an alarm that can sent to someone remotely.

[ronalucas]

Have you tried wearing this with the older ring device. I am wondering if they give the same results?

[rickperoni]

Do you think the thumb or index finger is more accurate?

[himodesweet]

Sir please i lost the charge cable ..i am in the middle east country and its so hard to find it could uou please told me what is the name of end cable name which connected to this devis i am trying to use phone cable or type c cable its not work also i can not bye it online ..we dont have amazon or ebay sore in my country

[PaceyPimp]

Will this wake you if your o2 level is low?

[GigglingStar]

Do you have links for UK buyers? I'd like to get any discounts but also wanted to ensure you are rewarded for all your work! Thank you. 😊

[Mejiaa]

Which would you say works best? Ring or watch? Thank you

[elaineinnz]

From your video I understand that this device is much newer than the o2 ring? did you find this device to be just as comfortable to wear all night vs the ring? I'm just wondering if that bulky wrist part may become annoying or sweaty

[mainer]

Thanks for these videos. One thing I can't figure out - compared to the O2Ring, is there any difference besides the battery life?

[nomorel]

Hi. Any chance you're not using this anymore and would sell it on to me? I just can't afford the price of a new one. Thanks

[marys]

Has anyone been able to use this instead of CPAP? I have a hard time with CPAP and if this can wake me up enough to breathe I would rather use this.

[extendedp]

I watched this video a few days ago, and I forgot if you mentioned this… Can the Checkme send a Bluetooth alert to a connected Android phone in another room, if the O2 level drops? A family member wears oxygen at night, but their cannula falls off frequently, so I am always going in their room to check on them, and reinsert their oxygen. I don’t sleep well because of this. If I was able to have a device open in my room, showing me their O2 percent live, and then hopefully sounding an alarm if it falls, that would be so useful for me. Thanks for the video!