OmronEvolv Bluetooth Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor - Clinically Validated Blood Pressure Arm Cuff - One-Piece Portable Monitor

If you are looking for a blood pressure monitor, based on my own personal experience I'd highly recommend an Omron. I have an older Omron BP monitor (which worked great, and was one of the better series models maybe 10 years ago) but purchased this newer Evolv model due to the one piece design and app connectivity to automatically record all my measurements (without having to write them down to show my doctor). Another reason which swayed my decision toward this specific model, it is made in Japan - where products are typically made with a finer quality and attention to detail. I'm very happy with my purchase, everything seems super simple to use, and this is a quality device.To the best of my knowledge the performance is outstanding. When I started to have trouble with my BP running higher, yes....I did indeed take this one into my doctors office to check the accuracy. When we compared to his measurement to this Evolv monitor, they were within a point or two from being the same reading. My doctor explained how even when sitting at rest BP could vary slightly from reading to reading. When taking a reading with my old Omron monitor and this newer Evolv, the result is also typically the same.The Omron brand is the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended monitors for a reason. Good stuff!

I've used OMRON blood pressure testers for years and it's often what I see in a doctor's office. I have one I've had so long, I can't remember when we purchased it. It has a rigid cuff making it easier for me to use but the digits in the display were starting to fail. We have several with the regular soft cuff but I cannot use them, when alone.The OMRON Evolv has a rigid cuff with the display and pump attached. Even though it is used on the upper arm, not the wrist, I wasn't sure I'd like it and was pleasantly surprised. Easy to mount on your arm, easy to use, easy to store. The first time I used it I was surprised, as it measures the pressure points, as the pump is applying pressure. It goes up and shortly after passing the higher systolic pressure point, it quickly deflates with the reading displayed in a small window on the side of the pump unit. Gone is the cuff being pumped to a high pressure, then deflating slowly. With the recommended arm for measuring blood pressure, being the left arm, the small display window faces your body when mounted on the left arm.It does not have storage of the readings on the device (where the user can see them) but transmits via Bluetooth to a free program you can install on your phone. This works very well when your doctor wants to know how they've been running. Sometimes the phone dings when a recording is received, sometimes not. I've been using it for two months and when I first started, I must have closed the app on my phone, as I did not have a reading for three days. The next measurement transferred to the phone, along with all of my 'missing' readings. Sometimes the device will request retesting, I'm guessing when it senses something different or not normal. When retests are similar, it transmits an average and it is designated as such in the app.This unit does an excellent measuring and recording my blood pressure.

First off, it does work with a pretty easy to use app.The AMRON connect app needs to be downloaded to another technology device such as a tablet or phone. This app will hold your blood pressure data. It also has a convenient diary to make notes, add symptoms, what was consumed. You can add your weight, activity, or create reminders. What I love the most, is I was able to monitor my blood pressure for over a week and had the app download a PDF report and emailed to me, so then I was able to attach it to a message for my doctor in the portal.Have used the OMRON arm blood pressure monitor for a few weeks now and love the ease of use. Super easy to put it on, push the start button. It starts by saying “Hello”, then begins inflating. Once finished it show on the screen and few minutes later it automatically syncs the data with the date and time to the app.I will add… my spouse purchased his personal blood pressure monitor a week before me and wished he would have seen mine. He likes it better than his.

It's super easy to put on because of the cuff being more rigid. It's also pretty accurate and syncs well with the app. This BP monitor is way way way better than the nonsense Withings is trying to sell. Don't know how Withings got any approval or certification (it was showing about 20 points higher than reality).The app works well, but the UI is dated. Could be make to look nicer. In Android, it syncs with Google Fit, but not Health Connect (as of June 2025). But you can make Google Fit sync the data to Health Connect, so it's a decent workaround for now. So, not ideal app but it does the job. So, taking one star away for that.