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

My wife changed blood pressure medicine and everything went crazy. We realized our old faithful blood pressure machine was actually about 25 years old. Not bad but we wanted to make sure we were getting as accurate a reading as possible. What better brand to replace it with than the brand that we had already used since we we married. She's getting good accurate readings, she can track them on the app ( which was super easy to set up etc) and show the Doctor what it's been between visits. Great brand, great machines. I do wish we could both use the app and trck simultaneously but I'm happy that she can at least. They really should make it that way for couples and make a great machine even better.

I love this blood pressure monitor. My last one was a generic one from Walgreens, and it pinched and squeezed my arm so badly when at maximum compression, that my pressure rose just because I was so uncomfortable. Now I use this Omron monitor and it is very comfortable. The cuff itself has a rigid interior that forms right onto your arm. It is top rated on Consumer Reports, also, so that's good to know, too. The readings I've been taking for the past two weeks seem to be very consistent and accurate, which is important when dealing with blood pressure. All in all, this is a reliable, effective tool to have in the home, and I've been glad to have it.

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 batteriesProsValidated BP machine from validatebp.orgomron 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 makersonce set up its a one click button to get a BPyou 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 tooconsistent 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 metersyncs 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 dataThe app allows BP graph and trend average, functional and bug freeCons, minus 1 star for the ffBesides 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 resultsthe 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 highthe 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 travelersthe 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

I have owned Omron products at least for 30 years, and I don't remember ever throwing them out because they were unreliable or stopped working. They perform for years and decades. I love this blood pressure machine. At first I couln't get used to this preformed cuff, but the more I use it, the more I like it. I love the feeling of trustworthy readings this machine displays. I am a retired nurse, so I do have some idea if any machine is giving me bogus results. This Omron measures and displays solid readings time after time and I can trust them. Buletooth functionality is bonus to me. I was pleasantly surprised that the Connect Omron app works so cleanly. I can certainly use the daily, weekly, monthly charts of my blood pressures. Omron medical staffs and engineers have designed another excellent product, Omron BP5255!

Trust me on this. I"m an RN, and I've bought blood pressure devices for my mother for ages. This one is the best I've ever seen. Here's why:1) It's lightweight, portable, and takes up about as much room in your suitcase as your makeup kit takes. (For some of you, maybe less!)2) They've thought of everything: A carrying case and 4 new AA batteries.3) This is the ONLY cuff I've ever been able to easily and confidently get on by myself. (Others often require another hand.) That's because it kind of "snaps" into place. Not entirely, but yeah, sort of.4) It fits my arm, and my husband's much bigger arm. We don't need to have separate units any more.5) It is made my Omron, known for decades to be THE name in BP devices.Luckily, I don't need it very much or very often. But I'm telling you, this is a great little device for a great price. Buy with confidence!

Finally! A BP Monitor that is accurate! It is very well made, reliable and easy to read and track.

This is simply the easiest blood pressure arm measurement device I have used yet. I keep one at home and one at office and one on the road they're all different and this is the best out of the three of them. I have fairly large arms and not a lot of mobility with my shoulders, so a device that is an easy wrap around my arms is important. I can quickly slide this up my arm and it's spring tension holds it in the proper place without a lot of difficulty trying to wrap the velcro. The readings are very clear. It also reads how many irregular heartbeats happened during the reading session that's important to me.