Homedics Blood 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

Bought because this is on a list of verified accurate home devices. Had trouble using an upper arm cuff and readings were always 10-20 points off. This matches readings I get from the doctor's office.

I love this blood pressure cuff; it's easy to use and easy to carry around when needed. The only negative is that it does not connect to iPhone 16 (only iPhone 15), but I don't really need it for that purpose.

This is a useful and functional wrist cuff for checking blood pressure. The cuff is comfortable and inflates quickly. I've compared the readings to my arm cuff unit and the readings are consistently close. The display is small, but the Systolic, Diastolic and pulse numbers are large and easy to read. Other icons and numbers (date, wrist placement guide, etc.) are VERY small and difficult to read for my 60+ eyes. The instruction sheet has equally small text. I downloaded a PDF version from the manufacturers site and was able to zoom that to readable size. Overall, this is a quality unit and it should provide the needed info without too much trouble. The accuracy, reasonable price and Homedics name make this a purchase you can rely on. The battery cover is a little fiddly, but once you get the hang of it, replacing the batteries is easy. I've not had to replace batteries yet, so no comment on battery life.

It does the job. I needed to keep a track of my blood pressure and it was spot on. I love how small and compact it is.

I received this item about 2:00 pm today, October 5th. I could not open the door for the batteries. Looked so easy in the video. NOT so. Very cheap plastic. When I got the door open, the plastic hinge broke off. In the process of saying why I was returning this item, I learned that it had to be returned TODAY! The same day I received it, or I will not received my full refund!!! What if I received this at night? Not a good company or product. Of course I had to put a star, to send this message. But this company gets a zero.

Well, right out of the box loaded new batteries supplied with unit and tested against a known good wrist cuff. The readings were close, so accuracy was decent, but the LCD display was not showing on all the numerals correctly. I've used this brand before on other health devices and had a good degree of trust so bummer folks it got returned. I will be purchasing a different premium brand for my older family member that has problems doing an arm cuff by herself. As head house elf I am in charge of researching, purchasing, assembling and testing life enhancing equipment for old age so "Not My First Rodeo".

Fast and easy to use. For accurate readings, it is important to hold you hand (palm up) in the position shown on the diagram (at heart level). Also, the down arrow does not seem to mean move the band further down on your wrist. It means change the angle between your wrist and your body. That is, bend/raise/lower your elbow to be sure the bottom of the monitor is at about the same height as your heart. If the monitor is not at heart level you will get an error or a widely inaccurate reading (off my as mush as 10-15 points). My one disappointment is in the display of historical data.

Easy to use blood pressure wrist blood pressure cuff. Much better than the ones that have to be done higher up.

Too temperamental with 3d wrist mapping on; disable it, keep your fist clenched, and it'll read your BP without giving an error code. Diastolic is very accurate, but systolic is 10pts off, +/-, when compared to my older machine with the upper arm cuff. HR is also very accurate when compared to manual measurement. Not a bad monitor for those willing to find the quirks and adjust the settings. Also, be sure to be seated upright, feet planted on the floor, for at least 5mins before measuring, and have your left arm at heart level with your palm up...which you should be doing with ALL BP machines.

I did all i was instructed to do and the readings were incorrect. This machine said my blood pressure was 200... 2xs So i drove to the drug store and tested my BP it was 168. the wrist method is not working for me. I have very small wrists. I sent it back.