OmronGold Blood Pressure Monitor - Clinically Validated Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor - Use OMRON Connect App for Unlimited Free Measurements

Easy to use. I don’t use the app. It stores 200 total readings for 2 users on a clear screen. Time, date, easy to set. It’s validated for accuracy and it’s extremely accurate. It was tested against 2 other accurate ones.Very cool feature lets you know your arm is in the right position : the heart lights up in blue- that’s when you are in the correct position. You have 5 seconds to get your arm positioned which is plenty of time. The cuff fits well, lets you know if it was too loose, or if you moved during taking the reading. LCD is easy to read. Look straight at it and there are no overlapping numbers. I’m dyslexic and have no issue with the LCD. Great compact carrying case. Directions are clear. Excellent value for it on sale! Detailed instructions in English and French pero no en español. Por qué no? Definitely recommend. It’s very quiet, you forget it’s on. UPDATED TO NOTE: it says to put it 1/2” from inner wrist crease. But not to cover the bone that protrudes on outer wrist. I would suggest going by the bone because 1/2 ” from inner crease covers that bone on me. Do the wrist test :)Muchas gracias, OMRON!

Purchased for 93 year old mother. Mom already had an Omron BP monitor for upper arm, but found it difficult to use, so bought this Omron “wrist” type BP monitor for her to try. As it turned out, Physical Therapy guy was there when new wrist BP monitor delivered so he had the opportunity to test it against his personal BP monitor as well as Mom’s existing upper arm BP monitor. After comparing the results of all three BP monitors, he found all to record accurate readings. So, this new wrist style gave us accurate readings and was easy (per Mom) to use. I know other folks that purchased this wrist style have encountered various problems, but we have not had any problem whatsoever. Mom loves it.

This is a great product and reads very well I compared it to hands on at the nurse's station. if you want you can subscribe to a doctor and the readings go to them

I have tried many of these cuff units. My experience has been that they are widely inaccurate. Most MDs will tell you an upper arm monitor is the gold standard. I have both this unit and an Omron upper arm unit. Maybe it’s the indicator that assures the right position, but I was very impressed to see almost identical readings (+/- 1mm), over several days, on the units. This unit so much smaller to store and nice if you need to travel with. The only reason I did not offer a 5star rating is because the readings are not backlit and a little hard to read in low light.

I have an Omron BP652 cuff purchased ten years ago. I misplaced it and decided to buy this ‘upgrade’ rather than waste time and frustration looking for my old cuff.Instead, I wasted about 75 bucks and bought hours of frustration and a device I’ll toss in a drawer and hope to forget. First off, the instructions say to get the app, pair with bluetooth, and it will set the time and date on its own. Although I had no intention of using an app and phone to take my BP, I did as instructed… or tried.After nearly an hour of failed attempts to pair the device, it finally linked with the app. However, it did not set the date and time. I tried to det the date and time manually. Fail.Ah then, now to take a reading. Over and over and over again, I get ‘E4’ — I supposedly moved. Well no, I did not move, other than to breathe. Tried over and over again. ‘E4.’Evidently this device will only read your blood pressure after you’ve ceased breathing.After two hours of futility, I went searching for my old BP652. Found it. Still works. No, it doesn’t have all the buzzers and bells. Yes, it whirs when the cuff inflates… big whoop. It also will not send my medical info to a hacker in China.Save your do re mi. Don’t run your blood pressure up messing with this ridiculously user unfriendly device. I’m just as fed up as one can be over an inexpensive little electronic appliance. I’ll either try to return it — still more hassle I had not bargained for — or just take a mallet to the thing and dump it, which would be a lot more gratifying.ADDENDUM: Just try to return this item. You will be given three options — ‘troubleshoot it yourself,’ waste your time with online support from amazon, or waste your time with online support from the manufacturer. I’d rather eat a bowl of ground glass than jump through those hoops, thanks. If the product is this difficult to use, the product shouldn’t be on the market for home use. I’ll eat the purchase price and chalk it up to experience.