OMRON Bronze Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor - Clinically Validated Blood Pressure Arm Cuff - Use OMRON Connect App for Unlimited Free Measurements

I was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure after years of being asked if I have high blood pressure and then the readings being ignored. I had an old model of Omron and was using that. My provider asked me to do a pressure reading, wait a couple minutes and do another one to see how close they were. The old monitor was usually 6-10 numbers off. Did it this morning with this new one and they were right on target - both systolic numbers were the same (pulse was a little different). We are trying to get the right dose of medication so I am keeping close track. The scan thing only brought up two phones - neither of which I have. So I just headed to the Play Store and downloaded the app. Set up a user name and password, verify the email address and it paired immediately. I wasn't going to mess with it but it turns out I really like the sync so it is all on the phone. No need anymore to take the monitor with me to appointments. The cuff size is perfect. It is so easy to use and the numbers are large (yes I am old). I saw that the monitor would store 14 readings but it took me forever to find how to get to them. Who would have thought the blue tooth icon would bring up the reading on the actual machine! Now I know lol. To be fair, I had not found the actual instructions in the box - only the quick start. I had to go through all the quick start guides to find the instructions which told me where it was. All in all, so far I am happy with the monitor. I like that it is verified so hopefully I am getting accurate readings. Very affordable too!

My doctor asked me to track my blood pressure and send her the readings over a period of about a month, but became suspicious that the device I had at home was not reading my blood pressure accurately. When I brought my cheap wrist type BP cuff (bought at a discount big box store) into the office to compare with theirs, her suspicions were proven true!When we discovered that I needed a new device, my Doctor specifically recommended that I purchase an Omron cuff.I like that it automatically tracks the readings on a spreadsheet that can be downloaded to my phone and sent directly to my doctor. It is accurate and easy to use.

This is the second or backup monitor I bought and the brand sold on the Mayo Clinic site. The first monitor from I bought from Aqueso was fine, accurate but didn't come with adaptor to use instead of batteries. I felt having a backup would be good and a way to check for accuracy so I use one in the AM, and the other for evening readings. The price differential between buying the adaptor for the first and just getting a second, minimal. Both work well...have a large cuff....easy to use and read. The only difference is that there is an app for one's phone with the Omron...which I'm not sure I'll mess with.

The Omron Bronze is a good fitting and functional blood pressure monitor. It is easy to read and use. The cuff is similar to other monitors on the market - fits decently, but has a bit of stiffnes. Hopefully additional use will help soften that.Our main complaint is that we thought we would be able to connect it to our iphones. It is only after reading the instructions that one learns they must access the Omron site that to learn what devices are compatible. Unfortunately our iphone 16s were not compatible. Too bad AMAZON DOESN'T PROVIDE THIS LINK IN THE PRODUCT DETAILS to benefit customers. The instructions were also valuable in providing differing cuff placements on left and right arms. Unsure if this is true for all monitors or just Omron. Anyway, 4 stars because we like and are happy with the unit & connecting to iphone not critical, but felt some advance info on connect compatibility as well as cuff placement would have been very helpful.

I bought this as a backup to the Omron Platinum I own. This one typically stays in the car so I use the Platinum in the morning and evening and I use the Bronze when I'm out and about and I feel off.It's very simple. It holds 10 measurements and it syncs to the Omron app via Bluetooth and that is a real gamechanger. It uses the same D-ring cuff as the Platinum, takes 3 AA batteries or an optional power cable (the Platinum uses the same wall pack and for $90 Omron actually shops the Platinum with a wall pack!), and it does exactly what you need it to do, plus Bluetooth. Bluetooth setup was simple. Just follow the enclosed instructions. There is no back light and no guest mode. It just works.Now, the Platinum is fantastic and blows the Bronze out of the water, but about half of that is the app which both can use. The app keeps track of all my BP readings. I can add a manual reading if I get one from a nurse. It averages out my readings (which is the real measure of how you're doing) and the app easily exports your readings to a straightforward PDF or an Excel file. And you can share that with your doctor.If you have difficult to manage hypertension, you need the Omron system. There may be nicer monitors in this price range but I don't think any of them can compete with the Omron app. If you can't afford $90, hopefully you can afford $20 and get this one.

This the top of the line for a blood pressure machine. Accurate readings, easy to use and the extra bonus? It comes with an app! The app tracks your blood pressure for you! It also has other features including logging activities, and weight. It also offers a EKG feature, but you have to buy another machine. It also provides heart information. I really enjoy and rely on this machine, because I have a loved one who struggles with high blood pressure.

Sincerely hoping this latest Omron BP monitor outlasts the last few! It's crucial that I check my husband's BP several times daily, especially vital due to adrenal insufficiency, among other issues. The last few Omron monitors have failed within 8-9 months, which is quite disappointing. I'm giving 5 stars, as I'm hopeful, and a positive-thinker!