OMRON Gold Blood Pressure Monitor, Premium Upper Arm Cuff, Digital Bluetooth Blood Pressure Machine, Stores Up To 120 Readings for Two Users (60 readings each)

Easy to setup and use. Phone bluetooth connection sets up easily and always works. Very happy with this unit.

This seemed like a very good quality blood pressure machine. Came with clear set up instructions, well packaged, and with a nice storage bag. However, after reading through the booklet and calling the company’s customer service, I was told it cannot be used with a pacemaker as the readings will be inaccurate. Item returned.

Well that's what my doctor said. I sent her the report from OMRON just before my physical this year. She was quite please and said that she loved the report it produced. I'm just happy I don't have to write it down anymore. :)

My BP monitor came day before yesterday. The first several times I used it, the monitor neither remembered previous readings, nor sent current readings to the Omron app via Bluetooth, and I was ready to return the monitor. Suddenly that all changed, and it began to work as it should. I've used the monitor several times since, without a hitch. Do these monitors need a start-up as mine appeared to? I don't know. For now, it appears to work perfectly. I'll edit this review in a month or so.The monitor's display is easy to read, as is the app. The app also has space to write short notes with readings. BP values are colour coded, making it easy to see if the BP is normal, or otherwise. I have an intermittent, non-threatening, irregular heart beat; if detected during a reading, it's recorded. With the reading, the app includes a double heart to show the irregularity. The monitor can't determine what caused the irregularity, only that it's present.In Playstore, it states that in-app purchases cost $4.99 - $174.99. I found nothing that would cost only $4.99; however, Premium costs $12.99 per month ($174.99 annually). I can't see that Premium is necessary.Others have noted that the Omron app stores our records remotely, on Omron servers. I also don't like that. Unfortunately, all (or most) similar apps work this way. My solution: I used a pseudonym for my name. I also used an old email that I no longer regularly use. What I did isn't perfect, but it provides a small degree of anonymity. Other than the user's country of residence, I can't see that the app collects other location information.

Purchased to replace 6 year old Lazzle brand JPD-HA101 unit.Pros:I was impressed by the features, accuracy and reputation of this brand. It works well and is a well built and quality product.It works well and keeps a record of readings and even will display an "average for the week" reading!Cons:Only one; It has NO backlight feature!