FARMAQO Bluetooth fingertip pulse oximeter

Rating recorded on Amazon.fr in September 2026. Visit Amazon for current figures.

The device displays blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂), pulse rate (PR) and perfusion index (PI) on its OLED screen. You can connect AiLink to view compatible data.

✓Read measurements directly on the OLED display
✓Bluetooth with AiLink on iOS and Android
✓Hard case and two AAA batteries included

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See the pulse oximeter in action

A short video of the actual device, its display and a look at the AiLink connection. The readings shown are examples, not medical advice.

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Key features

Take a reading without a phone.

The pulse oximeter works on its own. AiLink adds the ability to view compatible data. Read the manual for full instructions and limitations.

Readings

SpO₂, pulse rate (PR) and perfusion index (PI).

Display

The measurements appear directly on the device.

Connection

Bluetooth compatible with AiLink on iOS and Android.

What is in the box

FARMAQO pulse oximeter, hard case, lanyard and two AAA batteries. Check the Amazon listing for the exact pack contents.

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Three steps to get started

Insert the batteries

Fit two AAA batteries according to the polarity markings.

Place your finger

Use a clean, dry finger and remain still.

Read the screen

Switch on the device and wait for the readings to stabilise.

Read the guide

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Pulse oximeter manuals

Download the pulse oximeter instructions in your preferred language. The manual supplied with the device and the markings on your unit take precedence.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does it work without a phone?

Yes. You can read measurements on the OLED screen; AiLink is optional.

How do I connect it to AiLink?

Install AiLink, enable Bluetooth and follow the guide and manual to add the device.

Will it record readings throughout the night?

It is not designed for long-term continuous monitoring or a full night of monitoring.

Can it provide a diagnosis?

No. Readings do not replace an assessment by a healthcare professional.