Easy@Home Blood Pressure Monitor: Easy@Home Bluetooth Smart Large Cuff BP Monitor | Digital Sphygmomanometer | iOS & Android APP | EBP08B

Blood pressure cuff has worked perfect for me. My doctor told me I needed to start tracking it at home so I searched for an economical BP cuff. It has been accurate for me. The app is an easy set up and it will sync on its own as long as you have bluetooth turned on on your phone. If you turn off bluetooth for a while, the cuff will remember your readings. It will sync when you finally do turn bluetooth back on on your phone. Display size is good. I have not had to change the batteries yet.

Simple to set up, for up to 2 persons. Easy to link to your phone with Bluetooth, if you want to store data long term.Very nice that you can use your own batteries, or use a USB plug - wire included.Very fast shipping, and the carry bag is handy.

I received this item in a timely manner and it came packaged very well. After reading the instructions which are rather simple (good thing), I set my machine up and started using it.So far, after 10-15 uses, all is working well. The read-out is pretty cool, since I wasn't sure what exactly constituted high blood pressure verse elevated blood pressure. The machine's reading display is colored to indicate a red background along with numerical/digital findings that your pressure maybe high, yellow with digital readout if its elevated above normal but below what would be considered high and green with corresponding digital display indicating that the blood pressure is at acceptable levels. Haven't experienced low blood pressure reading yet, so not sure if their is anything that corresponds with that or not. The device will keep an electronic record for an "A" & or "B" users, so two different users can effectively track & store their blood pressure(s) tests all of which are date and time stamped for years it appears.Only negative, is that it can be powered with either (4) four "AA" batteries or an AC power mode. This package did not come with the AC power cord (It's considered an accessory), so I am relying on the "AA"'s to power this. Not sure how many uses I'll get out of it before needing to replace the batteries.The price for the product is fair, but I think it should have included the AC power cord for the cost.

The price is right for this monitor -- from $10 to $40+ less than Omron and other competitors. Unlike many monitors, it comes with a carrying case and batteries. Others have complained about the instruction book, but I didn't find it confusing. I rated it low for ease of use because it comes with a really weird arm cuff. It has velcro around the entirety of the inside, which makes it difficult to loosen and reattach so you can move the cuff high enough on your arm to get an accurate reading. To get the right tightness around the cuff, you have to loosen and re-tighten the odd metal keeper in the middle of the cuff which I could manage only by pressing my upper arm against a kitchen counter. In addition, you get off-the-wall readings if it isn't positioned just the right way. On my first three tries, I was getting systolic readings that were 40 points above my usual level (although the diastolic and pulse levels were right on. Once I jiggered the cuff to exactly the position shown in the manual, the systolic readings came down at least 30 points. Figuring that out took more than 30 minutes. I'll have to give this more tries before I'm ready to recommend it, but the low price makes it worth an extended trial run.

The app does all the work for you. Just pair the monitor with the app via Bluetooth, and every reading is logged to the app on your phone. You can even export the data to a spreadsheet and email it to yourself.My doctor asked me to keep a log sheet of my readings about a month ago. I was updating and maintaining a spreadsheet with the previous BP monitor. This one tracks everything, and you can even add notes! Highly recommended.

Works as intended

Bought one for myself and my sons house. The colors tell you if your bp is ok (blue) , mildly elevated ( yellow), or high ( red). For someone who keeps asking if their BP is okay, this can tell them instead.

I have 2 of thee, one for my wife and one for me. Readings were quite high. Doctor wanted to check with their readings, they do NOT use electronic, they use cuff and stethoscope, and my other doctor has gone back to cuff and stethoscope. Readings on deastolic and systolic were 40 points high on both. We are now back top the old fashioned cuff and stethoscope. Need to look at Omron and some brand name units for the eledctronic ones. Just a heads up. Thanks.