iHealth Track Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Wide range Cuff that fits Standard to Large Adult Arms , Bluetooth Compatible for Apple & Android Devices

Easy to set up and use. The app worked perfectly with my Apple Watch too. I like that it came with batteries.

Not as easy to setup as the wrist cuff but absolutely perfect and for me, good price. Simple easy and accurate. Even provide battery. Always been impressed with the quality.

Machine itself is good and Bluetooth sync with the app is very easy. I did however return because the app no longer syncs with Google Fit or its replacement service Health Connect on Android. I spoke to the app developers who informed they have no plans or intention to fix this. A shame if you're wanting to view and store all your health metrics in one place.

Second one. We now have his and hers

Great accuracy. Compared with the one at my GP and the numbers were great. The one the GP originally provided did not fit round my arm. They had to send a different one. With a bigger strap for my arm. This one fit perfectly. If you have larger than average arm it’s great. Most importantly it syncs with the Apple health app for free. Unlike that other products that expect you have a subscription to sync to the Apple health app. Memory capacity is only 20 but if you sync regular it don’t matter. The quality is nice it feels professional and gives me confidence.

Very good device. Readings more than accurate, compared with other NHS provided devices. App is sufficient to sync and for Apple users integration of readings with Apple Health is additional benefit, hence main app is not needed apart of sync, as main Apple Health will do the rest.

This is a one of the better automatic blood pressure monitors. It took me a long time to move over from using a sphyg and a stethoscope but this has put aside my doubts having double checked it's accuracy alongside a Mercury sphyg . The background LED lights up green amber red dependant on yr reading. Uploading to android is extremely easy, once you've downloaded the app from play store there's a giant sync button and it just takes all the results from the last time you synced so that could be a week or a month.... the machine will store Betwee syncs. The only criticism I would have is that it's not multi user and so my husband can't use it as well unless I want to upload his details onto my phone. However once on yr phone you can delete them off so it's not a big deal. When the results are on yr phone they are easily viewed in list and graph form enabling a pattern to emerge. (Hope this helps. I've started writing reviews on amazon purely because I am sick of all the fake reviews on here!)

You have to subscribe prior to linking to your phone, there is a 3 day trial however the subscription goes up to £9.99 but if you forgo the 3 day trial you can have the £39.99 annual fee. Seems well made, arm strap is big enough , easy enough to use, manual upload and apple health drags it down to its app