NoctO₂
Supported devices

Bring the oximeter you already have

NoctO₂ works with popular Bluetooth ring, wrist and fingertip oximeters. Here’s what each one can do with the app, with links to the makers for photos, prices and specifications.

Tested: tried with NoctO₂ on a real device Supported: same technology as a tested model Experimental: built from the published protocol, not yet tried

O2Ring S Tested

Ring oximeter · worn on a finger all night
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Downloads the ring’s recordings
  • Change the ring’s own alarm from the app

Comfortable for the whole night; the most tested device with NoctO₂.

O2Ring Tested

Ring oximeter · the original model
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Downloads the ring’s recordings
  • Change the ring’s own alarm from the app

O2Ring for small fingers Supported

Ring oximeter · smaller size (O2Ring SF)
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Downloads the ring’s recordings
  • Change the ring’s own alarm from the app

Same technology as the O2Ring S. Tell us how it works for you.

Checkme O2 Max Tested

Wrist oximeter with a finger ring sensor
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Downloads the device’s recordings
  • Change the device’s own alarm from the app

SleepU Supported

Wrist oxygen monitor with a finger sensor
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Downloads the device’s recordings
  • Change the device’s own alarm from the app

Same technology as the Checkme O2 Max. Tell us how it works for you.

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SP-20 Tested

Handheld oximeter with a finger probe
  • Live SpO₂, pulse and perfusion
  • Change the device’s own alarm from the app
  • No recordings over Bluetooth

Great for live monitoring; NoctO₂ saves the readings itself while connected.

SleepO2 Experimental

Wrist oximeter with a finger sensor
  • Live SpO₂ and pulse
  • Recordings download not yet available

Not yet tested on a real device. If you have one, we’d love to hear how it goes.

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Which one is right for you?

For overnight use, a ring or a wrist unit with a soft finger sensor is the most comfortable. Fingertip and handheld models are better for short checks.

DeviceTypeLive readingsRecordingsDevice alarm settingsStatus
Wellue O2Ring SRingYesYesYesTested
Wellue O2RingRingYesYesYesTested
Wellue O2Ring SFRing (small)YesYesYesSupported
Wellue Checkme O2 MaxWristYesYesYesTested
Wellue SleepUWristYesYesYesSupported
Lepu-Creative SP-20HandheldYesNoYesTested
EMAY SleepO2WristYesNot yetNoExperimental

“Recordings” means NoctO₂ can download nights the device stored on its own, for example when the iPhone wasn’t nearby. Live readings are always saved by NoctO₂ while connected.

Don’t see your device?

Tell us which oximeter you use. Requests decide which device we add next, especially models that publish how their Bluetooth works.

Request a device →

No oximeter yet?

Try Demo Mode in the app (Settings → Demo Mode) to see a simulated night, alarms included, before you buy anything.

We don’t sell devices and don’t earn anything from these links. Product names and links belong to their makers; NoctO₂ is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wellue/Viatom, Lepu-Creative or EMAY.