The short answer
If you are researching aiOxy features and benefits, the confirmed picture is straightforward. aiOxy is a fingertip pulse oximeter from AIHNET that spot-checks two measurements: blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. It also displays a perfusion index, which is a reading related to pulse strength at the measurement site. The device shows results on an OLED screen that can present a pulse waveform or bar-graph signal information, and it connects with the aiCare platform through Bluetooth for supported SpO2 and pulse-data workflows. In everyday terms, that makes aiOxy a compact tool for taking a spot reading and, when paired with aiCare, keeping supported readings organized in one place over time. The benefit is convenience and a clearer view of your own readings, not a diagnosis or a substitute for medical care. One material limit is worth stating once: the manual describes SpO2 display from 35% to 100%, with accuracy of +/-2% at 70-100%; values below 70% are unspecified. aiOxy is designed for spot checks, not continuous monitoring, and it does not interpret results for you.
What the evidence supports
The confirmed identity and form factor are simple: the product name is aiOxy, it maps to manufacturer model AOJ-70B, and it is a fingertip oximeter measuring 63.4 x 36.0 x 33.6 mm and weighing 38.1 g without batteries. It runs on two AAA batteries, which is useful to know if you plan to keep it in a bag or drawer for occasional checks. These details come from the supplied product documentation and describe the physical device rather than any health outcome.
On the measurement side, aiOxy spot-checks SpO2 and pulse rate and displays perfusion index. The stated pulse-rate range is 25-250 bpm with stated accuracy of +/-2 bpm. For SpO2, the manual states a measurement range of 0-100%, a display range of 35-100%, and accuracy of +/-2% at 70-100%; readings below 70% are unspecified. The stated perfusion-index range is 0-50%. These are the confirmed technical parameters, and they describe what the device is built to show, not what any individual reading means for your health.
The OLED reading view can show a pulse waveform or bar-graph signal information alongside the numbers, which may help you see whether the signal looks steady during a spot check. aiOxy connects with aiCare through Bluetooth for supported SpO2 and pulse-data workflows. aiCare is AIHNET's connected-health software platform that receives, organizes, and presents connected health data from supported AIHNET devices, with account and profile, device management, health summary and history, and iOS and Android mobile applications. In practical terms, the benefit is that supported readings can be gathered into one health-data experience rather than staying only on the device screen.
Practical considerations
The most useful way to think about aiOxy is as a spot-check device rather than a continuous monitor. It is intended for occasional readings, and the confirmed feature set centers on SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index, the OLED display, and Bluetooth connection with aiCare. The supplied manual states Bluetooth 4.2, so if you are checking compatibility with your phone or tablet, that is the confirmed version to look for. The table below summarizes the confirmed specifications in one place.
When you are deciding whether aiOxy fits your routine, the practical questions are about your own habits rather than about the device promising an outcome. Do you want a small fingertip device for occasional checks? Do you already use aiCare or another supported AIHNET device? Would seeing a pulse waveform or signal bar help you take a steadier reading? These are reasonable questions to bring to the product documentation or to AIHNET support, because the answers depend on your situation and on details that are not part of the confirmed feature set.
| Feature | Confirmed detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | aiOxy |
| Manufacturer model | AOJ-70B |
| Measurements | Spot-check SpO2 and pulse rate; displays perfusion index |
| SpO2 range | Measurement 0-100%; display 35-100%; accuracy +/-2% at 70-100%; below 70% unspecified |
| Pulse rate range | 25-250 bpm; stated accuracy +/-2 bpm |
| Perfusion index range | 0-50% |
| Display | OLED reading view with pulse waveform or bar-graph signal information |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.2; connects with aiCare for supported SpO2 and pulse-data workflows |
| Dimensions and weight | 63.4 x 36.0 x 33.6 mm; 38.1 g without batteries |
| Power | Two AAA batteries |
Limits and responsible use
aiOxy is a consumer pulse oximeter for spot checks, and the confirmed evidence does not support using it for continuous monitoring, diagnosis, treatment decisions, or emergency assessment. The manual's stated SpO2 accuracy applies at 70-100%, and values below 70% are unspecified, so the device is not presented as a tool for characterizing very low readings. A perfusion-index display and a pulse waveform are signal-related views, not interpretations of your health. aiCare organizes and presents supported data; it does not diagnose or recommend actions.
This article describes confirmed product capabilities only. It cannot tell you what any particular reading means for you, whether a reading is concerning, or what you should do next. If you have questions about your health or about how to use a pulse oximeter in your situation, those are conversations to have with a qualified healthcare professional. For product-specific questions that go beyond the confirmed facts here, the appropriate next step is to consult the official product documentation or contact AIHNET support. You can also review the product page for aiOxy at AIHNET for the current official information.