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App Features
Instant-Pair Setup
Open the app, tap “Add Device,” and you are live in under ten seconds. No pairing codes and no cables.
Personal Insights
The app summarises your readings into clear weekly trends and practical suggestions that help you act with confidence.
Secure Cloud Vault
All data is protected with end-to-end encryption, backed up automatically, and available on every device you own
Export Detailed Reports
Track your health like never before. The Oxiline App gives you instant access to full-body composition reports. View trends, spot changes, and export your progress with just one tap. Whether you’re sharing with a trainer or reviewing your own journey, your data is always in your hands.
What people are saying?
- Jacqueline Partee
- 4 hours ago
The first time I used it was very easy. I felt comfortable with getting an accurate reading. The readings have been consistent and helpful. As I continue to monitor my bp I feel confident sharing my readings with my doctor. My only complaint is the app. It seems to have a glitch and I can’t access it when I take my pressure.
Pressure XS Pro User
Pressure XS Pro- Matt Froncek
- 13 hours ago
Overall great information to have to manage my weight and workout success. I struggle with the android app some. Cannot get it to complete the scan the first time everyday. Also the settings account sync is weird. Doesn't have a setting and I have to click it everyday for it to send to google fit.
Scale MD Pro User
Scale MD Pro- Elizabeth Valencia
- 20 hours ago
I’m a new dad and kind of paranoid. I like that it has a baby setting so I’m not guessing. I also use the object mode for formula water and for checking the radiator in our old apartment. The only small gripe is I sometimes forget to switch modes and get weird numbers, which is on me. Build feels solid, buttons have a soft click, and the display is bright but not blinding in the dark. Would buy it again.
Therma XS Pro User
Therma XS Pro- Joshua Allen
- 20 hours ago
I picked this up during ankle rehab and it helped with that dull ache that flares after exercises. I used the gentler mode first then bumped the intensity up as I got comfortable. The adhesive on the pads felt too sticky the first use, then it settled in fine. Compared to my old knob style unit, the touchscreen makes changes faster with less guessing. I plug it in once a week and it still usually shows plenty of battery.
TENS XS Pro User
TENS XS Pro- Tyler Hernández
- 20 hours ago
Training for a half marathon, I wanted to keep an eye on fat free body weight and muscle, and this device delivers on that without any drama. The four sensor base feels stable on my tile floor and the readings are reliable within a few tenths when I step on twice. I like that I can switch units from kg to lb since my coach uses different units. The app keeps graphs of body fat and water so I can see if I am dehydrated after long runs. I also printed a health report from the app and brought it to my sports doc who liked the simple layout. Overall it fits my routine and takes seconds each morning.
Scale X Pro User
Scale X Pro- Alicia Walker
- 20 hours ago
Training for my first half marathon, I needed more than just weight. The segment view showed my left arm was lagging, so I added a few sets of single arm rows and it evened out over three weeks. The waist hip ratio and visceral fat numbers helped me dial in food choices, and the body water reading lets me tell if I am dehydrated after long runs. Being able to check muscle in my legs has been a quiet boost in confidence before race day.
Scale MD Pro User
Scale MD Pro- Carlos Taylor
- 20 hours ago
I keep this in my gym bag. After treadmill sessions I sit on the bench, clip it on, and the reading pops up fast. The app logs the session and I tag it as workout so later I can see patterns on heavy days. Sent the weekly summary to my trainer and she adjusted my intervals based on the dip she saw. Never thought I’d actually use the sharing feature, but it’s been helpful. Build quality feels solid, no rattles.
Pulse XS Pro User
Pulse XS Pro- Harper Mendoza
- 20 hours ago
I’m a home health nurse and bring this along on visits. It travels well in my bag and the cable hasn’t kinked. The readings line up with our clinic equipment within a point or two, which is good enough for field checks. Patients like seeing the large numbers on screen. The app export makes charting easier at the end of the day. Only con is the beep is a bit soft in a noisy home, but you can watch the screen so not a deal breaker.
Pulse MD Pro User
Pulse MD Pro- Justin Salazar
- 20 hours ago
My dad is 72 and he prefers bigger, clearer displays. This one is bright and the multicolor makes it obvious which number is which. We checked readings in the morning and before bed for a week and the oxygen numbers stayed consistent. He likes the pulse strength indicator because he can tell when his hands are too cold and needs to warm them. Only small note is the clip is a bit tight on his finger but it’s fine after a second.
Pulse 9S Pro User
Pulse 9S Pro- Victor Delgado
- 20 hours ago
good lil device, pop it on and done. my kid likes watching the pulse number go up after running lol
Pulse 7S Pro User
Pulse 7S Pro- Luis Núñez
- 20 hours ago
works fine, had coffee then test oops readings high lol then tried again better so yeah it does what it does
Pressure XS Pro (US Army) User
Pressure XS Pro (US Army)- Michael Peterson
- 20 hours ago
setup was fine but i got confused for a minute with the bluetooth because my phone tried to pair in settings and the instructions said use the app so i started over and then it worked, no big deal just do it in the app, readings look right and i like the color screen and big numbers, had to dig up AAA batteries from the junk drawer, cuff fits my arm and doesnt scratch, now i just tap start and it saves it and boom on the app too
Pressure XS Pro User
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