Customer Ratings & Reviews

BPM is not bad but is almost impossible to assigned a different person to it making it a one person item when should be a household medical device..

This device is not accurate at all , it gave different reading in multiple time , also comparing the reading to my office device as a doctor is not accurate and not acceptable reading . I don’t know if I have a faulty device or if the new withings BP is not off standard

Absolutely garbage! I’ve Thad this thing for less than two years and it broke. Also bought a scale and a thermometer and both are also broken (the thermometer never really worked) The app is also garbage and never works. Stay way from anything Withings!!!

I returned it because he blood pressure readings were constantly higher than the other blood pressure machines I have. Plus I found it difficult to put on correctly.

Did not work for me. The readings were inaccurate and also uncomfortable.

Found it difficult to use. Had problems hooking it up to my phone.

To hard to wrap around your arm with the battery pack made into it. The reading are hard to make out with the tiny screen.

If you didn’t have high BP before, get this and you’ll have it! Consistently read about 150 / 90 over a period of time. Not same exact number all the time, but high! Today side by side with Dr results: Dr=118/72, Withings=154/110. Keeping the Dr, Withings in trash. Data logging and transfer features awesome. Now my iPhone is filled with bad data.

Wildly inaccurate compared to Pulsox, Apple iWatch and manual blood pressure cuff with stethoscope. Slow inflation rate makes for a prolonged and uncomfortable experience. A great idea in theory that did not translate well in practice.

Difficult to use and did not seem accurate compared to Omron wired system.

It is very cumbersome. Really made for a much bigger person. Very hard to put on properly.

Not a fan of this product. I get a different reading every time I use it.

Stopped syncing with the app just after the return period ended. App can't even handshake with it to reset the worthless thing.

I was told to buy a cuff and start recording my blood pressure. Tried for a few days, all readings were really high, so I took it to my doctor for them to compare with theirs. Way off!!! So I returned it and bought an OMRON cuff, which was on sale, saving me thirty dollars

The BP readings are 25 to 30 pionts higher, pretty unaccuarete went to Dr. Office to compare his BPM, his monitor shows 126/87 then I use the Withings BPM and the result was 152/98 my Dr. Took another reading with his cuff and the result was 128/86 then try again withings BPM 155/90.

I brought this with me to my doctors visits to compare the readings and they were off every time I’m sorry I brought this item

This is a simple to use well-made device. It works perfectly with its app to keep track of your results over time. I already own the Withings Sleep Mat, so I’m familiar with the associated app. Both devices use the same Health Mate app. The app does a good job displaying your readings. There are options to view your results over weeks, months, and years. The unit is consistent with its blood pressure readings. I get similar results from this device when compared to documented results from recent doctor visits. It provides an option to have it read your blood pressure once, or you can choose to have it take three readings in a row to calculate a more accurate average. If the device is registered to more than one person (phone), after a reading, it’ll ask you to select a person to assign the results to. The persons name will display on the front of the device. You simply press the button to select that person or hold the button down to move to another person. Regarding setup, Bluetooth is needed to pair the device to your phone, but after initial setup, the device can communicate over any internet connection (Wi-Fi, or your phone’s cellular network). If you prefer not to use the app to see your results, they are presented directly on the front of the device itself. A couple of observations about the device is when fitting it to your arm, it’s easier to balance the solid white piece at the top of your arm while tightening the strap. Afterwards, you can slide it sideways to have the white part be on the upper inside of your arm, as the directions suggest. Also, it can be alarming on how tight it squeezes while taking your reading. However, it eventually releases its pressure without any harm to your arm. Overall, this device is very convenient and easy to use device. It communicates with the accompanying app flawlessly. And I like how I can monitor my blood pressure readings over time.

Poor reliability, specifically wildly variable measurements taken seconds apart. This is from a real person that purchased this exact monitor. The app and Wi-Fi aspects are great but useless since they record inconsistent nonsense.

I’m not technically challenged and gave up trying to figure this out. We returned it.

If you're looking for an easy way to record your blood pressure readings, check out the Withings BPM Connect monitor. Once you set up the Withings app on your phone, you're ready to record your blood pressure readings. Just attach the strap to your arm and press the button and this monitor will do the rest including automatically recording your readings on your phone. You can easily show your doctor the readings you have recorded. This monitor and cuff is smaller than most that makes it easy to carry when you travel. My only negative is the price. With the $100 price, you are basically paying for an easy way to record your readings. A digital stand-alone BPM without the recording feature costs $40 or less. However, you need a simple way to keep track of your blood pressure readings, you can't go wrong with this device.