WeOxy Q5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Q: How much does the WeOxy Q5 cost?

We quote the Q5 directly, so the price isn’t listed online. Call (786) 755-8063 or message us on WhatsApp and we’ll give you today’s price and availability, and answer your questions about batteries, travel or your prescription on the same call.

Q: Can I take the WeOxy Q5 on a plane?

In most cases, yes. The manufacturer has determined that the Q5 conforms to all applicable FAA acceptance criteria for POC carriage and use on board aircraft (14 CFR 121.574). Airlines still set their own procedures, so confirm with yours before you fly; most ask for advance notice and enough battery for about 150% of your flight time. Both Q5 batteries are under 100 Wh, which under FAA rules means spare batteries can go in your carry-on without the airline’s permission. Keep spares in the cabin, protected against short circuits.

Q: How long does the battery last?

It depends on your setting and the battery. The device’s FDA 510(k) summary lists up to 4.5 hours on a single charge of the standard battery, and higher settings shorten it. WeOxy’s product documents list other figures by setting, and we’re confirming them with the manufacturer, so we’d rather quote runtime for your setting on the phone than print a number we can’t back up. Many users carry a charged spare for long days.

Q: Can I use the WeOxy Q5 while I sleep?

That’s your clinician’s call: they decide when and how you use oxygen. What we can tell you is what the manufacturer says: the Q5 is designed for portable use during activity and is not designed to serve as a stationary bedside concentrator for long-term continuous oxygen therapy. It is pulse dose only. If you need oxygen overnight, ask your clinician whether a home concentrator fits your prescription; you can see ours in stationary oxygen concentrators.

Q: Is the WeOxy Q5 continuous flow?

No. The Q5 delivers oxygen only in pulses, when it senses you breathe in, at settings 1 to 5. If your prescription calls for continuous flow, this isn’t the right machine; call us and we’ll show you the options that match it.

Q: Is the WeOxy Q5 FDA-cleared?

Yes. It holds FDA 510(k) clearance K250625, issued on August 27, 2025, as a prescription portable oxygen concentrator (Class II). If you look it up in the FDA’s 510(k) database, you’ll find the clearance under the manufacturer’s name and model designation rather than under “WeOxy.” “Cleared” is the correct FDA term for this type of device.

Q: WeOxy Q5 or Inogen Rove 6: what’s the difference?

Both are pulse-dose portables. At settings 1 to 5 they list the same oxygen output, 210 to 1,050 mL/min; the Rove 6 adds setting 6 (1,260 mL/min) and a 16-cell battery for longer runtime. The Q5’s listed weight is 3.97 lb; the Rove 6 weighs 4.8 lb with its 8-cell battery. In its FDA filing, the Q5’s manufacturer used the Rove 6 as the predicate device, the legally marketed device the FDA compares a new one against. That is a regulatory comparison, not a claim that the two perform the same. We sell both and will compare them with you for your prescription.

Q: Does the WeOxy Q5 work at high altitude?

The manufacturer rates it to operate from 0 to 16,400 ft (5,000 m). Above that range it may not hold its oxygen concentration, especially at higher settings. If you’re traveling to altitude, talk to your clinician about your setting before you go.

Q: Can I run it plugged in without a battery?

No. The Q5 needs a battery installed to run, even on AC power. Keep a battery in place whenever you plug it in.

Q: What warranty does the WeOxy Q5 come with?

3 years on the concentrator, 1 year on the sieve columns and 1 year on the batteries, per the WeOxy user manual. Consumables such as the nasal cannula and the compressor filter aren’t covered, so keep your proof of purchase.

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Genuine new WeOxy Q5 — pulse dose only, 5 settings, 210–1,050 mL/min
90% oxygen (−3%/+5.5%) · 3.97 lb (1.8 kg) · works up to 16,400 ft
Manufacturer-declared: meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on board aircraft · both batteries under 100 Wh
FDA 510(k) clearance K250625 · prescription required
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Genuine new WeOxy Q5 — pulse dose only, 5 settings, 210–1,050 mL/min
90% oxygen (−3%/+5.5%) · 3.97 lb (1.8 kg) · works up to 16,400 ft
Manufacturer-declared: meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on board aircraft · both batteries under 100 Wh
FDA 510(k) clearance K250625 · prescription required
Call (786) 755-8063 or WhatsApp for price and availability

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Brand: WeOxy
SKU: WEOXY-Q5
Category: Portable Oxygen Concentrator

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NEW · AUTHORIZED WEOXY DEALER · PULSE DOSE · PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED

WeOxy Q5: five pulse settings, up to 1,050 mL/min, in a 3.97 lb portable

The WeOxy Q5 is a compact pulse-dose portable oxygen concentrator from WeOxy, a newer brand in the U.S. market. It has five settings, delivers up to 1,050 mL/min of oxygen at setting 5, and is built for life on the move: errands, family visits, road trips and flights. Its FDA 510(k) clearance, K250625, was issued in August 2025.

New unit from an authorized WeOxy dealer · FDA 510(k) clearance K250625 · manufacturer-declared: meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on board aircraft (14 CFR 121.574) · prescription required · price on request: call or WhatsApp.

In short

The WeOxy Q5 is a new, pulse-dose-only portable oxygen concentrator with five settings (210–1,050 mL/min, ±15%), 90% oxygen (−3%/+5.5%), a listed weight of 3.97 lb (1.8 kg) and operation up to 16,400 ft (5,000 m). It holds FDA 510(k) clearance K250625, is prescription-only, and, according to the manufacturer, meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on board aircraft. It is not a continuous-flow or bedside concentrator. American Oxygen is an authorized WeOxy dealer and sells new units: call or WhatsApp us for price and availability.

Why the WeOxy Q5

Five settings, up to 1,050 mL/min

Pulse dose from 210 mL/min at setting 1 to 1,050 mL/min at setting 5 (±15%). Your clinician sets the one you use.

3.97 lb, compact footprint

The manufacturer lists a weight of 3.97 lb (1.8 kg). It measures 6.97 × 3.03 × 7.64 in with the standard battery installed.

Made to fly

WeOxy states that the Q5 conforms to all applicable FAA acceptance criteria for POC carriage and use on board aircraft, and both batteries are under 100 Wh, so a spare can ride in the cabin with you. Confirm with your airline before you fly.

Rated up to 16,400 ft

The manufacturer rates it to operate from sea level up to 16,400 ft (5,000 m), for mountain trips and high-altitude cities.

Color screen, USB-C power

A 2.4-inch color display and a 100 W USB-C adapter that runs on 100–240 V AC, so it works on U.S. and international outlets.

FDA-cleared, from an authorized dealer

FDA 510(k) clearance K250625 and a prescription-only device. As an authorized WeOxy dealer, we sell new units and check your prescription before your order ships.

90%−3/+5.5%

90% oxygen at every setting

90% oxygen concentration, with a tolerance of −3% to +5.5%, at all five settings. That is the manufacturer’s specification: we publish the nominal value, not the top of the range.

WeOxy Q5 vs Inogen Rove 6: oxygen per setting

Pulse-dose output in mL/min at each setting. At settings 1 to 5 the two machines list the same minute volume; the Rove 6 adds a sixth setting.

WeOxy Q5Inogen Rove 6

210

420

630

840

1,050

1,260

123456

Settings 1–5: same listed output, 210 to 1,050 mL/min

Source: WeOxy Q5 user manual (values ±15%) and the Inogen Rove 6 specifications published on our Rove 6 page. Pulse-dose mL/min is not the same as continuous-flow liters per minute, and WeOxy does not publish an LPM equivalent.

Batteries and runtime

Two batteries fit the Q5. Both are lithium-ion, and both are under the 100 Wh airline threshold.

93.6 WhStandard battery BA-40814.4 V · 6.5 Ah · fits the Q5 only

99.3 WhExtended battery BA-70414.4 V · 6.9 Ah · fits the Q5, Q6 and Q7

Runtime: the device’s FDA 510(k) summary lists up to 4.5 hours on a single charge of the standard battery. WeOxy’s product documents give other figures by setting, and we’re confirming them with the manufacturer, so for now we quote runtime for your setting when you call. It depends on your setting, breathing rate, battery age and temperature. Each battery is rated for 500 full charge cycles, and the Q5 needs a battery installed to run, even when it’s plugged in.

WeOxy Q5, Rove 6, OxyGo NEXT or Rhythm P2-E6?

Four pulse-dose portables we sell. The right one depends on your prescribed setting, how long you’re away from an outlet and how much weight you want to carry.

	WeOxy Q5	Inogen Rove 6	OxyGo NEXT	Rhythm P2-E6
Pulse settings	1–5	1–6	1–6	1–6
Max oxygen output	1,050 mL/min	1,260 mL/min	1,260 mL/min	1,200 mL/min
Oxygen concentration	90% (−3%/+5.5%)	90% (−3%/+6%)	90% ± 3%	90% (−3%/+6%)
Listed weight	3.97 lb	4.8 lb (8-cell)	4.74 lb (standard)	4.37 lb with battery
Longest listed runtime	Ask us: being confirmed with WeOxy (FDA filing: up to 4.5 h)	Up to 12h 45m (16-cell, setting 1)	Up to 12h 45m (16-cell, setting 1)	Up to 5.4 h (setting 1)
Sound at setting 2	42.3 dB(A)	39 dB(A)	~38 dB(A)	≤ 36 dB(A)
Continuous flow	No	No	No	No
In-flight use	Meets FAA criteria (manufacturer-declared)	Yes	Yes	Yes
Price	Call for price	See product page	See product page	See product page

Figures for the Rove 6, OxyGo NEXT and P2-E6 are the ones published on their pages on our site, from each manufacturer’s specifications. Quick pick: if your prescription stays within settings 1–5 and weight matters most, the Q5 is worth a close look. If you need setting 6, look at the Inogen Rove 6 or the OxyGo NEXT; for long days away from an outlet, their 16-cell battery goes further. The Rhythm P2-E6 is another six-setting option, with the lowest listed sound level of the four. Not sure? Read us your prescription and we’ll compare them with you.

Details

Is the WeOxy Q5 right for you?

The Q5 is a good fit if:

Your prescription is pulse dose within settings 1–5.
You want a light portable (3.97 lb listed) for errands, visits and trips.
You fly and want batteries under 100 Wh that can travel in the cabin.
You travel to altitude: it’s rated up to 16,400 ft.

Look at another model if:

You need setting 6 or more oxygen per minute: see the Rove 6, OxyGo NEXT or Rhythm P2-E6.
You need the longest time away from an outlet: the Rove 6 and OxyGo NEXT with a 16-cell battery list up to 12h 45m at setting 1.
You need continuous flow or oxygen through the night: talk to your clinician and see our stationary concentrators.
You’d rather have a model with years of U.S. use behind it: the Q5 was cleared by the FDA in 2025.

Browse every model in our portable oxygen concentrators category.

What is the WeOxy Q5?

The WeOxy Q5 is a pulse-dose portable oxygen concentrator with five settings. It is part of a four-model family: the Q4 (four settings), Q5 (five), Q6 (six) and Q7. WeOxy is a U.S. brand, a brand by Intellifai based in Wellesley, Massachusetts; the Q5 is manufactured in China.

It is a prescription device for adults who need supplemental oxygen. It is not a continuous-flow concentrator and it is not a life-support device. The manufacturer designed it for portable use during activity, not as a bedside concentrator for long-term continuous therapy at home.

Full specifications

Model	WeOxy Q5 portable oxygen concentrator
Oxygen delivery	Pulse dose only, settings 1–5 (no continuous flow)
Oxygen output	210 / 420 / 630 / 840 / 1,050 mL/min (settings 1–5, ±15%)
Oxygen concentration	90% (−3%/+5.5%) at all settings
Breathing rate range	10–40 breaths per minute
Trigger sensitivity	< 0.12 cmH₂O
Weight	3.97 lb ± 0.3 lb (1.8 kg ± 0.1 kg), as listed by the manufacturer
Dimensions	6.97 × 3.03 × 7.64 in (17.7 × 7.7 × 19.4 cm) with the standard battery
Batteries	Standard BA-408: 14.4 V, 6.5 Ah, 93.6 Wh · Extended BA-704: 14.4 V, 6.9 Ah, 99.3 Wh
Battery runtime	Up to 4.5 h per charge, standard battery (FDA 510(k) summary); varies by setting, ask us for yours
Battery life	500 full charge cycles
Power	100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, through a 100 W USB-C adapter · needs a battery installed to run
Warm-up	About 2 minutes, after a 5-second self-check
Sound level	42.3 dB(A) at 1 m, setting 2 (manufacturer’s FDA filing)
Display	2.4-inch color screen
Operating altitude	0–16,400 ft (0–5,000 m)
Operating conditions	23–104 °F (−5 to 40 °C) · 5–90% relative humidity, non-condensing
Storage	−31 to 158 °F (−35 to 70 °C)
Ingress protection	IP22
In-flight use	manufacturer-declared: meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on board aircraft (14 CFR 121.574) · RF emissions tested to RTCA DO-160G Section 21, Category M
FDA	510(k) clearance K250625 (Class II) · prescription only
Recommended cannula	Single-lumen nasal cannula, 5 ft (1.5 m); no longer than 7 ft (2.13 m)
Country of manufacture	China
Warranty	3 years on the concentrator · 1 year on the sieve columns · 1 year on batteries

Output by setting

Setting	Oxygen per minute	Per breath at 20 breaths/min
Setting 1	210 mL/min	10.5 mL
Setting 2	420 mL/min	21.0 mL
Setting 3	630 mL/min	31.5 mL
Setting 4	840 mL/min	42.0 mL
Setting 5	1,050 mL/min	52.5 mL

Output is reached after about 2 minutes of warm-up. Specifications are from the WeOxy Q5 user manual and the device’s FDA 510(k) documents.

What’s in the box

We confirm it when you call. The manufacturer’s lists vary between documents, so before you order we tell you exactly what ships with your unit, including whether a nasal cannula and a second battery are included.

For the cannula, the manufacturer recommends a single-lumen nasal cannula, ideally 5 ft (1.5 m) and no longer than 7 ft (2.13 m). The oxygen outlet filter is replaceable.

Warranty

3-year warranty on the concentrator, 1 year on the sieve columns and 1 year on the batteries, per the WeOxy user manual. Consumables such as the nasal cannula and the compressor filter aren’t covered. Keep your proof of purchase: the warranty runs from the date you bought the unit.

Prescription, intended use and contraindications

A prescription is required. Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. It is indicated for adults who need supplemental oxygen, and it is not a life-support device. Your clinician decides your setting and when you use it.

The manufacturer lists these contraindications: patients who don’t breathe on their own; patients with a tracheostomy; patients whose breathing at rest isn’t strong enough to trigger the device; and use around flammable anesthetics. The device is MR Unsafe: don’t take it into an MRI room. If any of this applies to you, talk to your clinician before you buy.

Why buy from American Oxygen

Authorized WeOxy dealer: new units, straight from the brand.
We check your prescription against the Q5 before your order ships, and tell you plainly if another model fits better.
A team in Doral (Miami), FL that helps customers compare portable concentrators every day, in English and Spanish.
Pickup in Doral or shipping anywhere in the U.S.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the WeOxy Q5 cost?

We quote the Q5 directly, so the price isn’t listed online. Call (786) 755-8063 or message us on WhatsApp and we’ll give you today’s price and availability, and answer your questions about batteries, travel or your prescription on the same call.

Can I take the WeOxy Q5 on a plane?

In most cases, yes. The manufacturer has determined that the Q5 conforms to all applicable FAA acceptance criteria for POC carriage and use on board aircraft (14 CFR 121.574). Airlines still set their own procedures, so confirm with yours before you fly; most ask for advance notice and enough battery for about 150% of your flight time. Both Q5 batteries are under 100 Wh, which under FAA rules means spare batteries can go in your carry-on without the airline’s permission. Keep spares in the cabin, protected against short circuits.

How long does the battery last?

It depends on your setting and the battery. The device’s FDA 510(k) summary lists up to 4.5 hours on a single charge of the standard battery, and higher settings shorten it. WeOxy’s product documents list other figures by setting, and we’re confirming them with the manufacturer, so we’d rather quote runtime for your setting on the phone than print a number we can’t back up. Many users carry a charged spare for long days.

Can I use the WeOxy Q5 while I sleep?

That’s your clinician’s call: they decide when and how you use oxygen. What we can tell you is what the manufacturer says: the Q5 is designed for portable use during activity and is not designed to serve as a stationary bedside concentrator for long-term continuous oxygen therapy. It is pulse dose only. If you need oxygen overnight, ask your clinician whether a home concentrator fits your prescription; you can see ours in stationary oxygen concentrators.

Is the WeOxy Q5 continuous flow?

No. The Q5 delivers oxygen only in pulses, when it senses you breathe in, at settings 1 to 5. If your prescription calls for continuous flow, this isn’t the right machine; call us and we’ll show you the options that match it.

Is the WeOxy Q5 FDA-cleared?

Yes. It holds FDA 510(k) clearance K250625, issued on August 27, 2025, as a prescription portable oxygen concentrator (Class II). If you look it up in the FDA’s 510(k) database, you’ll find the clearance under the manufacturer’s name and model designation rather than under “WeOxy.” “Cleared” is the correct FDA term for this type of device.

WeOxy Q5 or Inogen Rove 6: what’s the difference?

Both are pulse-dose portables. At settings 1 to 5 they list the same oxygen output, 210 to 1,050 mL/min; the Rove 6 adds setting 6 (1,260 mL/min) and a 16-cell battery for longer runtime. The Q5’s listed weight is 3.97 lb; the Rove 6 weighs 4.8 lb with its 8-cell battery. In its FDA filing, the Q5’s manufacturer used the Rove 6 as the predicate device, the legally marketed device the FDA compares a new one against. That is a regulatory comparison, not a claim that the two perform the same. We sell both and will compare them with you for your prescription.

Does the WeOxy Q5 work at high altitude?

The manufacturer rates it to operate from 0 to 16,400 ft (5,000 m). Above that range it may not hold its oxygen concentration, especially at higher settings. If you’re traveling to altitude, talk to your clinician about your setting before you go.

Can I run it plugged in without a battery?

No. The Q5 needs a battery installed to run, even on AC power. Keep a battery in place whenever you plug it in.

What warranty does the WeOxy Q5 come with?

3 years on the concentrator, 1 year on the sieve columns and 1 year on the batteries, per the WeOxy user manual. Consumables such as the nasal cannula and the compressor filter aren’t covered, so keep your proof of purchase.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes. Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician, and it is indicated for adults. Have your prescription ready: we check that it matches the Q5 (pulse dose, settings 1–5) before your order ships.

What comes in the box?

We confirm it when you call. The manufacturer’s lists vary between documents, so we tell you exactly what ships with your unit, including whether a nasal cannula and a second battery are included.

Can I buy the WeOxy Q5 without insurance?

Yes. American Oxygen sells directly to you, with no insurance paperwork. You’ll need a valid prescription, and we’ll give you the price by phone or WhatsApp.