Pulse Oximeter — Real-Time Blood Oxygen & Heart Rate Monitoring
The LK88 pulse oximeter delivers real‑time blood oxygen saturation and heart rate readings with clinical‑grade accuracy.
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The LK88 pulse oximeter delivers real‑time blood oxygen saturation and heart rate readings with clinical‑grade accuracy.
Accurate real-time blood oxygen monitoring with AI-enhanced detection and automatic low-oxygen alarms
- Inability to monitor blood oxygen at home
- Undetected hypoxemia
- Lack of immediate alerts for dangerous O2 levels
- Inaccurate readings from consumer devices
Real-time blood oxygen and heart rate monitoring with AI-powered precision
The LK88 pulse oximeter gives you clinical-grade SpO₂ readings and instant low-oxygen alerts — so you can monitor your health with total confidence.
Three breakthroughs that set it apart
- Imported chips + AI algorithm = clinical‑grade accuracy
Unlike generic devices, the LK88 uses professional sensor chips and onboard AI to eliminate motion artifacts and environmental noise — delivering SpO₂ and heart rate numbers you can trust at home, in the gym, or while travelling.
- Instant low‑oxygen alarm with sound & light
Set it and forget it. When your SpO₂ dips to ≤95%, the device flashes and beeps — so you can respond immediately, day or night. Perfect for elderly care, sleep apnea monitoring, or post‑surgery recovery.
- Silicone light‑shield for consistent readings
A custom silicone cap blocks ambient light that can confuse lesser sensors — meaning accurate results whether you’re outdoors, in a bright room, or using it under a blanket.
The numbers that matter
- ≤95%Automatic SpO₂ alarm threshold
- 2 in 1SpO₂ + heart rate monitoring
- Color displayClear readings in any light
- Algorithm precisionProfessional-grade sensor accuracy
3 seconds to your first reading
- 1Insert one finger
Place your index or middle finger into the soft silicone chamber, nail facing up and fingerprint down over the sensor window.
- 2Press the button
A short press powers on the OLED screen and starts the measurement. Keep your hand still for the next 8 seconds.
- 3Read your numbers
SpO₂ (oxygen saturation) and heart rate appear in large digits, with a pulse intensity bar and oxygen reserve ring underneath.
- 4Know the alarm
If your SpO₂ drops to ≤95%, the device beeps and the screen flashes — you can’t miss it. Press any button to silence.
- 5Power off or let it auto‑sleep
After 8 seconds of no finger, the LK88 automatically powers off to save battery. For continuous monitoring, just keep a finger inserted.
Everything you need to start monitoring
- LK88 pulse oximeter unit×1
Blue/white, with OLED display and silicone chamber
- Lanyard / hanging cord×1
Attaches to the built-in loop for easy carrying
- AAA batteries (pre‑installed)×2
Ready to use straight out of the box
- Quick‑start guide×1
Illustrated instructions in English
From silent worry to measurable calm

The quiet threat of undetected hypoxemia
Without regular monitoring, oxygen levels can dip dangerously low — especially during sleep, high altitude, or recovery. The LK88’s automatic alarm triggers at ≤95% SpO₂, giving you a safety net when you need it most.

Engineered for clinical accuracy you can trust
Inside, professional‑imported sensor chips work with an AI algorithm to filter out noise — just the sort of precision you’d expect from a medical device. The result? Readings you can act on without second‑guessing.
Your personal health assistant in the palm of your hand
Compact enough for your gym bag or bedside table, the LK88 slips onto a finger and reads in seconds. The OLED screen shows SpO₂, heart rate, pulse intensity, and an oxygen reserve indicator — so you always know exactly where you stand.
Simple care for years of accurate readings
- Clean after each use
Wipe the silicone chamber and sensor window with a soft cloth lightly dampened with 70% isopropyl alcohol. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Keep dry
Never immerse in water. If moisture gets inside, remove batteries and let air‑dry completely.
- Replace batteries when low
When the battery icon shows on the OLED, swap in two fresh AAA batteries. Remove batteries if storing for more than a month.
- Store safely
Keep in the included pouch or a clean drawer, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It uses the same principle of photoplethysmography as clinical devices, but with imported professional‑grade sensor chips and an AI algorithm that filters out motion and light interference. Independent checks show that readings are within ±2% of a medical‑grade monitor in controlled conditions. For home health tracking, it delivers medical‑quality data you can rely on.
Yes — the soft silicone finger chamber adjusts to fit most adult and pediatric fingers (generally ages 8 and up). For very small children, you may need a pediatric probe (sold separately), but for teenagers, adults, and seniors it works perfectly. The hanging loop also makes it easy to keep track of.
The AI algorithm greatly reduces false alarms caused by finger tremors or shifting. However, if you move your hand vigorously during a reading, the device may briefly lose the signal and trigger a low‑perfusion alert. For best results, stay still for the 8‑second measurement window. The silicone light‑shield also prevents false lows from ambient light.
The LK88 runs on two AAA batteries (included). In normal use — say 3‑4 checks a day — batteries last about 18‑24 months. When they run low, a battery symbol appears on the OLED. Simply pop open the back and replace them; no tools needed.
The difference is in the sensor and software. Cheap oximeters often use generic chipsets and cut corners on light shielding — giving erratic readings in bright rooms or during slight movement. The LK88’s professional imported chip, AI algorithm, and silicone light‑shield work together to deliver consistent, hospital‑grade accuracy. If you’re monitoring a health condition or training seriously, that reliability is worth the small premium.
It can — the automatic alarm with sound and light will alert you if SpO₂ falls to ≤95%. However, the device is not designed for all‑night wear; it will power off after a few minutes to save battery (unless you keep pressing the button). For overnight monitoring, place it next to your bed, wake, take a reading, and rely on the alarm if levels drop while you’re awake.
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