HomedicsBlood Pressure Monitor, Automated Wrist Blood Pressure Machine for Home use with Easy One-Touch Operations. Stores up to 120 Readings (60 Readings per 2 Users). Cuff and Storage Case Included

My sister encouraged me to start tracking my blood pressure because she had a problem. She recommended this unit & I am extremely happy with it. Easy to use, read & understand. Unit does come with a very nice storage case,excellent size for travel. But I did find a small storage bag @ Target for it & a small journal that came with it's own pen for tracking purposes. Would definitely recommend if you're older & want to track your blood pressure :)

I moniter my BP daily - my old cuff died --and this has been a great replacement. Seems to beaccurrate and easy to use.

In fairness, this old guy uses 3 different meters. This wrist meter has consistently lower measurements than the other 2 and/or the Doctors manual measurer. However, not enough to worry about. And, it does demand a perfect arm placement (height and, angle). These are not detrimental to the instrument but, makes one wonder what a true reading is. Great price though. Big name manufacturer.

This is a nice monitor to keep track of your blood pressure without a lot of hassle. Batteries keep their charge and is quite accurate.

The blue tooth will not connect. I tried every workaround and troubleshooting tip with both crappy apps. Nothing resolved the issue. I bought this for Bluetooth compatibility, so it doesn't work and I'm returning it for a refund. The blue screen is also not easy to read because I have old-lady eyes (vision impaired.) I think it gives an accurate reading. I like the design of the machine. Small and portable. But not being able to connect to wifi is a dealbreaker. I'm going to shop for another that actually is Bluetooth-compatible and records BP readings.

We all read reviews and do our best to make the right choice. This seemed the better choice. Bottomline - glad I bought it and here's why...It's helpful that there is wrist placement guiding to help make the most accurate reading. My SO is on BP meds - I am not and our readings were pretty on point for our usual readings. ADVICE - Don't move, don't talk, correct body positioning ... and placement on wrist is ALL VERY IMPORTANT. One review had pics of the device on the back of the wrist and couldn't get a good reading and so gave a bad review ... for user error!... Strap is plenty long (my wrist over 7 but not quite 7.5) and there's room even on my SO's wrist which is large (6 ft 230lb) Device is pretty light for size (my older model was a little smaller square, a lot fatter thickness but heavier weight. This feels like it sits better/flatter on my wrist, which I think helps accuracy too. The device even puts up symbols if you get out of position but it will still give a reading ... so a bad reading could happen. (I'm going to look back at reviews and look for the signs)So my only "be aware" so far.... there's no backlight (I prefer accuracy, I can find a light source if needed but some may want convenience for reading in the dark)..... I kind of wish there was a quick reference sticker that I could place inside carry case (I'll just make one for what I might need).... I wish the "Irregular Heartbeat" symbol was a bit more prominent. My SO has afib so we know it's there and it took a bit to find the symbol because it's a small box and almost unnoticeable in its location.

Difficult to use. . Readings less reliable than older cuff I have. Small for wrist.

Wanted something simple and not too pricey. This fit my needs perfect.