Omron 10 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor

I was recommended to take my blood pressure regularly. I liked the features on this item.Using the position of raised arm position instead of across the chest is better for me. The blue light lets you know the best position. It is more precise than the one I purchased 8 years ago.I like the caring case, the ease of use and I used it at 4 doctors appointments vs the regularly preferred arm monitor, it was within 2 points of the results by the nurse each time.The results transfer to the phone app as advertised. It transferred to one app and then that app no longer worked on the results rolled over to a replacement app. That app allows free monitoring for x-time, then states to continue to use full features a monthly fee.Great to use even if you don’t use the app.

I purchased this after my husband had stents put in his heart. Previously, I had been using a upper arm cuff, but it was not easy for him to use this on his own. He wanted to check his BP himself, so I purchased this monitor. The BPs are accurate as long as it is applied to the wrist correctly. There are clear instructions. The nice thing is that it syncs to my Kardia iPhone app so I can keep a record for his doctor. And it stores previous readings to review, if you aren’t a tech person.

I have OH (Orthostatic Hypotension) & this is great for checking my blood pressure to see if I need to take salt replacements to bring my blood pressure up so I don't blackout/pass out/lose consciousness. Very easy to use. Very accurate. Would buy again. The ONLY drawback is the little black case broke. Needs a better case. Overall LOVE this item & would totally recommend!

It is not as accurate as when done by doctors office.It showed high when used at the same time as the doctor

Light, small, easy to use to monitor my blood pressure. I was taking it the first thing in the morning, but found that my BP was more like what I was getting from the doctor if I took it after breakfast.

This thing consistently runs higher than the automatic arm cuff ones you find at all the hospitals and medical facilities these days.The fact that it is consistent means it’s totally useful, I just have to do some subtraction in my head.A big drawback to this is with Apple Health where mixed data comes in. For example, blood pressure readings from my doctor every week mixed with readings from this device. This means aggregate values, like average, are useless.So, for me, I’ve had to choose cause I want clean data. My choice: I’ve stopped using this device as a regular measure and instead use it as a “I feel lightheaded” check, and disabled exporting into Apple Health. Sad day.Otherwise works good.Oh, and the iOS app needs some loving big time. It works, but I always cringe when it opens on my iPhone X due to the UI layout’s math bugging out. I have a hard time respecting brands which are not 100% behind their product, and this out-of-date app is exactly that.

Perfect for my daughter. Loved how easy it was to save a weeks worth of pressure readings. Also loved how easy and quick it was to set up. I know this one is a little more than some of the other brands and models but we get very accurate that are the same as the hospital. I have peace of mind because of it.

It's exactly what it should be. Easy to use and sufficiently accurate. The bluetooth helps sync to your phone app as well.