Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor, Digital Blood Pressure Cuff with Voice Broadcast & Large Display Screen, Automatic BP Monitor with Irregular Heartbeat Indicator & 90x2 Readings Memory & Carrying Case

I bought this for my oldest daughter because of her high blood pressure, and she finds it very easy to use.

My only disappointment is I thought it would voice the reading. It has a speaker! So what go is a speaker with no voice??? However the read out has extra large readings.

I like that it's easy to use and read. Large LCD display.Use it for my home used.

Well I finally got around to needing to check my blood pressure, and wow. My results where astronomical. Definitely not accurate. Not even pulse count was way way off. For someone who doesn't drive due because of medical reasons (seizures) I depend heavily on virtual visit for any and all my Doctors. It's just works well with my life and style. So this was something that I thought would be a lot easier to use than the regular cups that go around the arm however it is so small and when you turn it on it sounds like it's about to die even though you just put new fresh batteries in there the numbers that come out as a result of what your blood pressure is nowhere even in a ballpark figures of what it should be. Not to mention that we really didn't know how far down our wrist it should go on should it go up on our arm none of knowledge about it instructions or anything. It definitely was a waste of money considering the numbers are not even in any vicinity of being right or correct so when my doctors asked me what my blood pressure reading is and I tell him that it's 400 over 45 I'm sure they're going to be a little worried about me so then the inaccurrency that this machine prevails is kind of an inconvenience I definitely not worth the money I definitely not worth the money. The compact size could be convenient for travel or whatever but for regular home testing it's just not reliable and seems to off to prevent any kind of accuracy for you to pass on to your doctors leading to inaccurate the illnesses you know blood pressure readings of your vital signs one thing I must stress is please look at the measurements 2 this item is very very tiny I have tiny hands I mean wrist and it fits like a bracelet but I went and recommended for the average person who has a normal size risk cuz it's not going to read accurate Justice it didn't really accurate for me and my little hands I would probably stop around for something other than this if that's all I had to pay so hope you remember is very many and very compact it's very slow and it sounds like it's about to die when the batteries were just kidding so I won't waste my money it's not worth it

So easy to use and very accurate

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Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor, Digital Blood Pressure Cuff with Voice Broadcast & Large Display Screen, Automatic BP Monitor with Irregular Heartbeat Indicator & 90x2 Readings Memory & Carrying CaseI found that this cuff consistently measured me lower than my known good arm cuff. Overall these do tend to measure me lower though, so I wasn't super surprised. It's interesting how they measure so differently. My wife gets very high readings on these and normal on arm cuffs. Everyone's different, I guess.It isn't a bad cuff if it is accurate though. The carrying case is nice. It comes with cheap batteries that will be good for a while, but will need to be replaced pretty quickly. The cuff fits well and inflates and measures quickly. Though some reviews have said that it is difficult to read, I had no problem. I was in a well lit room, however, and that would definitely influence legibility.The price is right. Give it a try and see how it works for you.

This is the 42nd BP monitor that I have tried. This monitor is surprisingly accurate unlike most wrist monitors. It holds a total of 180 readings over two user modes, has a large display, andvoice assist. It also has a large wrist circumference of 12.5-20 cm. Itrequires 2 AAA batteries (included).There is no average feature, date/time option, or irregular heartbeatindicator. It is a SUPER SIMPLISTIC but accurate monitor. The reading registers quicklyand quietly (as long as voice assist is not turned on). I love that it comes with a slim-profile case.INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE- One BP unit- One BP User Manual- 2 AAA Batteries- One Slim-Profile CaseI affixed the cuff around my LEFT wrist with my palm turned up and the display facing toward me. My arm was at heart level and my feet were flat on the floor. Then I turned it on and it quickly and quietly (as long as I had voice assist off) gave me my reading. Blood pressure is never the same from moment to moment, so it is expected to get variable readings within a certain range even over the several minutes. It is important for a user to learn how to take their BP to get an accurate reading or it may appear that a monitor is not working when, in fact, it is user error.In summary, this monitor is accurate within a few points of my gold-star monitors but it does not average the BP numbers, does not have a date and time feature, and it does not have an irregular heartbeat indicator. It has a large LCD that is easy to read  and a 12.5-20cm cuff. The cuff will fit most people. The user guide is okay. The current price of $15.19 ($18.99 minus 20%) is reasonably priced for this monitor. This is really a five-star monitor but I took off one star for the lack of average and date/time features. For those who are interested, I attached some notes about several of my most favorite 5-star monitors. These monitors I consider outstanding for their features compared to all the others I tested. I listed two 4-star monitors because they have unique features such as Spanish speaking or Bluetooth. Each one of these monitors is accurate and I would highly recommend any of them. Omron Series 5 Upper Arm BP Monitor  – This is known as the gold standard of BP monitors. It stores 00 readings between 2 users. It does not come with a case and it is battery operated but an AC adapter can be purchased separately. The arm cuffs on this monitor will fit most people.  (5 stars) A&D Wrist BP Monitor Model UB-543  – This is the monitor I use most often in the winter so I do not have to disrobe to expose my arm. It stores 120 readings between 2 users. It is great for portability, comes with a hard case, and is battery operated. In addition, it has C.P. G. (Correct Position Guidance) to ensure the user does not make an error. That only works if it is turned on. Accuracy is spot on, which is atypical of wrist monitors. (5 stars) HealthSmart Upper Arm BP Monitor  – This is great if a talking monitor in both English and Spanish is needed. It stores 120 readings between 2 users. In addition to battery operation, it comes with an AC adapter, two very flimsy cuffs, and a case. If the cuffs were better, this would be my favorite arm monitor. (4 stars) Teyiyes Digital Upper Arm BP Monitor  -This is a great monitor with a large cuff, two power sources (4 AAA batteries or A/C cable), and 2 user capacity 90 memory capacity for each. (4.5 stars) Baymed Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor  - This monitor holds a total of 198 readings if using all two user modes. The LCD Display is medium but easy to read and color coded in green, yellow, and red based on the hypertension level—which is EXCELLENT. There are two power options. It takes four AAA batteries or a USB Type C cable (both are included). There is an average feature after two readings. There are date or time settings in AM/PM (not military time). The cuff size is large. There is an irregular heartbeat indicator. Accuracy is spot on. (5 stars) Checkme Arm Cuff Only Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor for iOS or Android Model BP2A-2022325  – This is one unique monitor. The monitor and cuff are in one unit and this is most useful if paired with the iOS or Android app. The cuff size is large but the display on the cuff is small.  Operation is simple. This is rechargeable and comes with the USB Type C cable for charging. There is no average feature or irregular heartbeat indicator on either the unit or app. There is no user designation on the monitor but such a distinction is possible in the app. In fact, the readings can be associated with multiple users (number and amount unknown). The data and time are automated through the Bluetooth pairing with the app. As of May 2022, the app is quirky and does not always connect. The BP unit itself is accurate and simple to use but this is not suitable for everyone. (4 stars) Ziqing Upper Arm BP Monitor Model XB-04  - This monitor holds a total of 198 readings if using all two user modes. The LCD Display is large and easy to read. There are two power options of either four AA batteries (NOT included) or a micro-USB cable (included). There is an average feature after two readings. There are date or time settings in 24-hour clock (military time) only. The cuff size is large and will fit most users. There is also voice broadcast mode and two alarm options. This does not have an irregular heartbeat indicator.  (4.5 stars)