OMRON Silver Blood Pressure Monitor for Home Use & Upper Arm Blood Pressure Cuff - #1 Doctor & Pharmacist Recommended Brand - Clinically Validated - Connect App

This Omron blood pressure monitor is excellent! It provides accurate readings consistently and is very easy to use, even for someone who isn’t tech-savvy. The cuff fits comfortably, and the display is clear and easy to read. It’s perfect for keeping track of blood pressure at home and gives me peace of mind. Highly recommend this monitor to anyone who needs reliable and convenient health tracking!. Portable. Large battery. Silent

I bought this after having a bit of a scare when my dentist started taking my BP and they told me i was 140/something and it freaked me out. Thankfully i'm actually in the normal range but this will still be good to keep daily readings of my health as i approach my 40's and deal with my life stresses. It's fairly straight forward and easy to use, the little storage bag that comes with it is a nice bonus as well. The screen is easy to read, numbers are nice and large so no need to squint. The only annoying bit was trying to get the bluetooth to work. The directions are not exactly clear that you can't hit the bluetooth pairing button while the device is "on", that will just keep taking you to the "records" section, even though they're supposed to be 2 different buttons. You need the device off and then you hold down the bluetooth pairing button until the P appears. I honestly can not understand that design choice. The bluetooth button should not count as the "records" button as well if the device is on, when there is a dedicated "records" button as well. Like why?

This BP meter reads accurate, repeatable and easy to use. the build quality is outstanding out of box, paperwork, design, materials, and performance. the Android app work as designed, without bugs. it has flaws, see con. there is no AC adapter, but I use rechargeable AA NiMH batteries Pros Validated BP machine from validatebp.org omron unique cuff: its a semi-rigid C cuff you can clasp around your arm then velcro tighten to ease donning, versus the traditional clothlike band that you wrestle to put on used in docs offices and other makers once set up its a one click button to get a BP you can sync old readings by hitting the app sync button, and it syncs the contents of the or reading the onboard archive seems to engage the transmit too consistent reading within specification. tested using a split -t adapter to the Omron's air tube, with a mercury baumanometer and manually measured BP using a stethoscope by a licensed MD, as well as compared against a Welch Allyn doc office meter syncs bluetooth to Android devices via registering to a website. it sends data to this website as other Android devices with the app get the data so beware your personal data The app allows BP graph and trend average, functional and bug free Cons, minus 1 star for the ff Besides strictly following the AMA BP measurement protocol, cuff size and placement is crucial. if the supplied cuff is correct for your arm, the instructions say to line the hose with your 3rd finger, but fails to mention insure the hose is straight to confirm the alignment. my BP readings were inconsistent vs reference bp measurements. I went looking for an ARTERY MARKER on the cuff. All BP cuffs have these. aligning the ARTERY MARKER to your ARM ARTERY is the official way, is much easier to do, and produces consistent results the accuracy is within spec, but tends to read consistently 3mmHg high vs a simultaneous reference bp measurement, added to the error of a reference which is also 3mmHg, the total error is +/- 6mmHg, sometimes its equal but in 100+ measurements it never was below the reference, suggesting their algorithm does read high the switches are very easy to actuate, its great as a stand alone home device, but its not possible to transport this in a bag without accidentally activating the machine, the bats have to be removed. it needs a separate recessed off on switch for travelers the Omron color designations bronze, silver, gold, etc., and at the same time having model numbers are confusing and color should be abandoned. Simply naming advanced models with higher numbers is both sufficient and more accurate. As it is now, there are several 'silver' models with different model numbers, with only subtle differences between them

A great product. Simple to use. Reliable. Durable. (I’ve dropped it a few times and it keeps ticking). We were on a trans-Pacific flight recently. A woman collapsed to the floor. Several medical passengers rushed to assist, as did an airline steward with an attache case full of medical supplies. He struggled to get the blood pressure machine working. At my wife’s suggestion, I opened my carry-on bag, took out my Omrom and gave it to the two doctors treating the passengers. They took one look at the Omron, set aside the airline’s blood pressure machine and used my Omron to track the passenger’s blood pressure.

I had to replace a cuff I’ve had for years and had been proven accurate. I like this one even more. It’s faster, quieter, and giving me the same results, so it seems just as accurate. It also stores result and uploads them into an app so you have history. Getting on the cuff is a little clumsy at first, but I quickly figured out the best way. Really nice!!

My older roommate 64 started having BP issues and when I went with him to see his cardiologist I saw they used these so I am not 38 but decided to buy one to have and check my BP cus can happen at any age, it’s easy n I love I can store the data on my phone Only thing I find different is his has the wrap n tight cuff and mine has a hard pre cuffed one, I don’t know If that’s a big deal but I prefer the wrap n tighten one better than mine but Omicron is what heart ♥️ drs recommend so best to get what they use n trust

BP works great, Compared to one in doc's office, right on the money. EZ to use. Display could be brighter but it's not so bad I can't live with it.

The app that works with the pressure machine isn't available in every country. The pressure machine doesn't come with an ac adapter. However they did put 4 batteries in. However in the case that those batteries are finish you do not have the option of using a AC adapter. The bag to keep the pressure machine is very cheap looking and tacky