Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitors for Home Use BP Machine with 2x120 Reading Memory Adjustable Arm Cuff 8.7"-15.7" Large Di...

Most BP monitors these days are excruciating, they put so much pressure on your arm you feel like it's going to come off. So I bought a few different models and this one was the least painful. When my levels were high, it was still quite of bit of pressure toward the end. But not rough for me to bail out, deflate it and rip it off. Now that the medication is starting to work, it doesn't inflate so bad so it's very tolerable. It's easy to read, inexpensive, and very useful!

This device worked very well despite its comparitively low price. The ability to plug it into my desktop meant I didn't need batteries. Seems to be very accurate and easy to read. The ability to store data is a nice feature too.

Did plenty of homework on Blood Pressure monitors including specs and reviews. Also researched the offerings on ZeeBooth with user reviews. My user findings. For accuracy compared it at my doctor's office with their machine result and it was spot on. The display is very large and easy to read. The cuff has an arrow to show which way to put on and print that says artery for placement. I am 6.2 and 233lbs and the cuff fits me well. What stands out besides the standard battery operation it comes with a usb c port so you can plug it in the wall. The unit comes with the cord which you can plug into any of your cell phone chargers or compatible plugs. As an everyday user the plug in option is very nice and saves on batteries in the long run. Came with a nice pouch for travel and set up was a breeze. Compared to other much more expensive models this was a steal for the price. Highly Recommend.

It is a small, slim device, which I like. I don't receive error readings. It is easy to position correctly on upper arm and has directional guides to assist in making sure it is positioned properly. As far as accuracy, I am hoping that my doctor will have the ability to calibrate it to assess its accuracy, otherwise, I have no way of determining this very important aspect of the device. Before purchasing this monitor, I asked him if there was a particular brand he recommended or if there was a big difference in reliability between the higher priced and lower priced units. He said no, that they were all pretty much the same. Based on that, I feel that this is a great value compared to some that are priced much higher.

Pretty pleased with this. Packaged well (altho the edges of the box were a bit beat up by ZeeBooth and the trip from china, the product was not damaged, and the box was well sealed. The documentation is well written, in English, by a person with good command of the language, and it appears with English as a first language. Print quality is excellent. Print is a little small for seniors, so I would suggest a larger format, but this is quite usable. Uses 3AA batteries or external power supply. Power supply (USB) cable is provided, but an external power supply is not provided. I plugged this in to the USB port on my computer for power. System setup is designed for alternate use by two different people... which is not the case for me. I found it a bit confusing (docs refer to user A or B, device seems to refer to user 1 or 2)... in any case, I skipped all that, assembled the cuff to the unit as described in the illustrated documentation, plugged the unit into a power source (usb on my computer) and pressed "start." The display lights up shows, Sys and Dia blood pressure readings once the measurement is completed. Also shows pulse. Display is easily readable. The unit comes with a decent quality fabric drawstring storage pouch. My summary: Seems like a good quality device from a good quality manufacturer, at a reasonable price. The documentation is also pretty good (except for the multi user part). I will look for more products from this manufacturer: Senzhen Jamr Technology Co. Ltd. Shenzhen, China.