Omron10 Series Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

Works well and reading seem to be accurate. Allows you to go back a few tests to double check your readings.

I have been using the Omron 10 Series BP785N for the last five years or so. Lately, it would occasionally error out and sometimes it would act funny, so I was not sure I could trust the results. The price for this unit was a lot cheaper than the comparable unit I bought in 2018. Plus, the BP7450 includes Bluetooth. So, that was a nice plus.First I tested them side by side, doing a "TruRead" 3 time Average with both units, the Systolic was off by 1 and the Diastolic was exact. So, based on that reading, I feel comfortable using both of them. Since I can still use my old one, I have decided to keep my manual log along with the Bluetooth updates, running my BP in two locations.I have used other cheaper BP monitors that offer Bluetooth and they did not work all that well. I find that the BP7450 does an excellent job with the Omron Connect Android App. It is very simple to use and has fingerprint support. My current procedure is to take my BP, leave the BP Monitor on, open the Omron Connect App, and synchronize it with my phone. (For some reason, Omron forces you to use location services in order to update readings, so I temporarily turn that on, get my reading, and turn it off. I don't like being tracked by Google.)The app shows my goal as being 135/80 while the BP monitor expects you to be below 120/80. My old BP monitor also reads over 135/80 as being high. My BP is never going to be below 120/80 unless I'm reading it after an hour long workout. It can be a bit depressing being told your BP is high every day.I think that should/could be an adjustable setting. But, that is a minor nit.Another plus is that the power plug and the Arm Cuff are interchangeable with my BP785N. The "air plug" is a little different, but I could swap it out if needed.Overall, I think this is a great product. I think it is worth the extra to get an upper cuff unit, and at this price, it is not much more than a wrist cuff unit.

I upgraded my old Omron blood pressure monitor with this model because I wanted one that would link up to an app that allows the data to sync into Google Health. The brand is one that I trust and the readings seems consistent with my old model. The armband is definitely an upgrade from my old model. Overall I think it's a good choice and would recommend this model.

I was hoping to get the Platinum model as it is pretty much the same thing but has a case,etc. The Platinum is not FSA eligible so I went with this one.Readings were higher than expected, so took it to my Dr. to compare it with a good old manual check. Found the accuracy to be about 10 mmHg higher on both sys and dia values, and pulse is right on. I guess it is better to err on the side of caution. A trip to the Dr. To confirm this was much less expensive than an unnecessary trip to the hospital emergency department.This device is pretty easy to use. The instructions are pretty good and they point out some of the issues about it that have been posted. There is a quick start insert, but I recommend reading the manual. It will save you time and frustration.The pre-formed cuff is helpful for applying by oneself. However, it can be a little uncomfortable as the edge of the rigid portion sits right on the tricep at the base of the armpit. With frequent use or if not careful, can irritate or pinch when it inflates.I found the issue of the bluetooth not being reliable is true when using the recommended app. I think this is more of an app issue than if the unit. It is supported by the Samsung Health app and works great! Their recommended app seems to showcase the EKG feature of their other device. I also don't understand why some permissions are required to download my readings such as location. It doesn't matter where I am if I want my readings. If you don't need it, I recommend saving the phone or tablet memory and use the health and fitness app of choice that you already use or is embedded on your smart device.It would be nice if it offered an attached or BT linked pulse ox sensor that would log the reading along with the associated BP reading.I also would be very happy if it could be updated with new software to allow calibration regardless of the app used with it.Despite the accuracy issue, I think this is a good investment.

Very good value for the price, easy to use. The Omron 10 series comes with AC adapter in the box no need to purchase additional one as pointed out by Amazon site when I purchased unit.