Customer Ratings & Reviews

I chose the OMRON 7 Series wireless wrist blood pressure monitor because I needed something simple to use and fairly accurate. This device surpassed all expectations. With the free downloadable app, I now monitor my blood pressure ups and downs and can share it with my medical team. I love the travel case that comes with because inside it shows a diagram of the correct cuff placement. But sometimes I find the clasp on the hard plastic travel case difficult to open. Inside the app I can see the log of my blood pressure readings. It shows a red error symbol if I had the wrong placement of the cuff in relation to my heart, or if I didn’t have the strap tight enough, as I tried to show in photos. I have had this monitor for a month now, and it’s been a game changer.

Very accurate blood pressure monitor, easy to use and carry with you.

I have to check my blood pressure on a regular basis, this unit checks the presure on the wrist, this unit works good but for some reason it gives me a different reading than the arm version of the same brand, I bought this unit to carry while I travel because is smaller, a few points difference on my pressure I guees doesn’t make a difference, so I check my presure knowing that it might not be as accurate as if I check it on the arm.

It really is excellent. With date time, and memory storage, it's easier to give your MD an accurate pressure record. Its small wearable size means you can take it with you everywhere which means when you have a question you can press a button and know (REMEMBER to be accurate for ANY blood pressure it is to be resting at the heart level on your LEFT wrist) And its made by the same brand hospitals trust. I can't say enough about this wonderful health device. Beats the heck out of the other wearables.

I have been using my omron wrist cuff blood pressure monitor for almost a month now. The size is just perfect and fits into my bag. All readings are transferred thru the app. Easy to use anywhere since it doesn’t have a “loud” sound compared to other monitors.

This blood pressure wristband I purchased for my husband. It came in handy because I’ve been using it myself to monitor my blood pressure. I definitely recommend.

The best blood pressure monitor I have ever had. Very easy to use and recording the readings mskes it so convenient.

This blood pressure monitor is very easy to use. It's a very good value.

Quiet, easy to read display and fairly easy to use. Readings appear to be fairly precise. Overall, it works well. Display that indicates monitor is positioned at heart level is a plus. A bit difficult to program display - but not a major problem.

My doctor recommended this device to monitor blood pressure in between office visits. Overall I’m pleased with the ease of use, compact size, and the ability to transfer data to my iPhone via the app. I also like the export of data via PDF. This makes it very easy to provide the information to my doctor. This monitor also got a high score with Consumer Reports. I would improve a few things though. The screen needs better backlighting (especially for those with low vision). And it’s very important to have your seated and wrist position at the right level to get the most accurate result. The device does a good job of indicating if there is an error. Check the list view for this information. I also got this item on sale from Best Buy.

Neat little BP machine. It’s easy to use, once you know how. You will need to read the instructions carefuly to get an accurate reading. It comes with a case to keep it stored in. It seems to be pretty accurate, and am very happy with it. I had some difficulties, called the number listed, and received help from a very patient person. I am very pleased with the product and the company. I highly recommend this BP machine.

Simple and easy to use single user blood pressure wrist cuff. Surprisingly accurate as both systolic and diastolic levels were within two point of doctor measurements the old fashioned way with manual cuff, etc.; this is noted as doctor’s readings with auto arm machine on forearm were 10-25 points higher, which is why we went with the wrist cuff design. App is simple to download and use; syncs with wrist cuff to maintain a longer history (unit hold ~90 readings then drops old data, sync and all data retained. App provides good insight to reading, tips and trends, has a report feature, and more.

I got this for home to check my vitals and my office to check patient's vitals. It is a bit sensative and you have to position the arm as instructed or it tends to read high. But it's reliable enough to get me in the ballpark. It fits almost everyone from 400 lbs to 80 lbs for the most part. I havd no complaits, and bought a third for a collegue to use. I do re commend this.

This one is a good purchase. It is easier to use than the one you put in your upper arm. I can put this one securely by myself. It works as expected and send to be accurate as far as i can tell. If you are looking for one, this is a good option. A bit expensive though.

I brought Omron blood pressure monitor before. It in general is accurate and easy to use. The price also is reasonable. I brought this one for travel. It is small in size and it is very convenient to carry around. I recommend people who travel a lot to buy this one.

It is a compact and light weight blood pressure monitor for travel. It is a convenient option for many people who need to keep an eye on their blood pressure even during their travel times. Very convenient, economical and reliable version for such needs.

This wrist reading BP monitor is superior to the arm band devices. Easy to use and much more accurate.

I did a lot of research before buying and even asked my doctor what brand that they recommended. This is a great product! It's very comfortable and easy to use. It also appears to be very accurate. I really like how it syncs with the app on my smart phone and stores the historical data. I highly recommend, especially to anyone looking for the wrist style.

It's really important to have your wrist at the same height as your heart as someone from Omron mentioned in the Q&A. In my case that meant I had to wrest my elbow on something much higher than my normal desk height. If you go by the level indicator (the heart icon) and your wrist is below your heart you will likely get an inaccurate reading. I test this with my doctors office and it was within a close range of what they were getting. I knocked off a star because the wrist to heart height should be noted in the sticker in the box. Also, negative heart because it was giving me a notification of high blood pressure/hypertension with 100/80 which my doctor was confused by.

I have an older version of this, which is not digital. I love that I have a record of my readings, with the day and time info. I can see a list or a graph, and I could even have it go to my doctor if I wished. I tested this several times against my BP cuff and it's very consistent. If I had any complaints at all, it's that there is no backlight, so the readings can be difficult to see in lower light without turning the wrist until a good angle is achieved.