Checkme Blood Pressure Monitors for Home Use, Automatic Digital BP Machine with Bluetooth, Dual Display with 7 Days Trends, XL Size Cuff 8.7-17.7˝, 2 * 250 Storage, Dual Power Supply, Voice Broadcast

The monitor is accurate and a good value. I recommend it.

Excelente producto, se conecta al celular sin problemas, guarda tus registros y el de otra persona, tambien tiene modo invitado para que no te dañe tus registros, muy recomendado

Subtracted one star, because if you use more than 1 Wellue Product (I have the Checkme Oxy Max) instead of the app syncing to the correct device, you have to switch devices in the app. PITA.Otherwise I like the monitor, as accurate as my Omron medical grade, plus I like the cuff design of this much better than the Omron.Overall, I prefer it.

Blood pressure meter correct.. side by side comparison to friend who is doctor who let me barrow his for two weeks. Great monitor. Size of numbers was large.

A- If you will NOT use the appEasy 5 stars. Excellent monitor. Reliable data, big screen, quality parts. Easy one button selection between Person 1, Person 2 and/or Guest. Battery last long time.B- If you will be using the app.2 stars. When it works it was awesome. Basically seamless integration. App data very extensive. PDF or CSV exports. But... but... but... The app and monitor WILL get "stuck", meaning that monitor will stop sending data to the app, rendering the app useless. This is not bluetooth related. They have 2 "solutions", the first one never works and the second one require a factory reset meaning you will loose all your data. My lasted less than three weeks. Very disappointed since everything was so high quality with both monitor and app.

Found the BP3 Blood Pressure Monitor to be a nice improvement over previous models. The display is large, bright and easy to read. It makes provision for tracking results for two seperate people plus a guest setting. It's easy to use and so far has been totally satisfying.

50 memories. When they're full it will no longer transfer data via Bluetooth. On the other hand. This is the first automated BP ciuff that works for me.

The Checkme Blood Pressure Monitor worked well, once I got past the annoyance of the initial set-up. I didn’t download the accompanying app, as I don’t need the functionality, so I skipped the Bluetooth pairing before setting the date and time. The annoying part came when I decided I wanted to change the formatting of the date. As far as I can tell (after reading the user’s manual) there is no way to adjust the date or time after proceeding to the next step. The only means of accomplishing this, as far as I could determine, is to remove the batteries. And to my surprise, upon reinserting the batteries after 30 seconds, the unit still held its memory. I removed them once again, and this time waited 60 seconds. That accomplished the necessary reset. OK, so back to set-up. This time I got to the point of setting the time. The unit allows you to select between 12 hour and 24 hour time display. In deference to my wife, I opted for the 12 hour mode. Hour set; Check. Minutes set; Check. AM/PM set; Nope. I “assumed” the device was going to permit me to select AM or PM after setting the hour and minutes, but it does not. So if you are setting the time in the AM, the first setting of the hour is fine. If you are setting this in the PM, you will need to advance past 12, and then advance it to the hour you need. Again, it was necessary to remove the batteries for 60 seconds and start over. After that all was golden.Actually taking a BP reading is simple, as it is with most automatic BP monitors. However, I did find that you need to wrap the cuff a bit more tightly than on numerous other monitors I’ve reviewed. Upon my initial attempt, I was audibly informed the cuff was too loose, so I re-wrapped myself and gave it another go. Success on the second go-around. The cuff inflation starts off light and intensifies as it builds pressure. The reading was what I expected, and was in line with readings from another trusted unit. While the display is large and easy to read, I am less of a fan of the vertical orientation of the static reading markers on the left (SYS, DIA, and PULSE) than I am with other devices that have the markers oriented in the same manner as the actual readings. A minor gripe, but the labels could have been laid out better. Also, as this is a monochrome display, there are no color markers (green, yellow, and red) to alert the user that the readings are good, borderline, or dangerous.The unit itself has a slightly larger footprint than most similar devices I’ve tested, so if space is a premium concern (are you going to be packing in a suitcase?), this is something you should consider. I will say that the supplied storage case is one of the nicest ones I’ve encountered. And I especially like that you are able to easily fit the monitor and cuff (along with the provided power cord, should you choose) into the pouch without cramming and cursing when the unit turns on unintentionally.I believe the blood pressure monitor from Checkme is a quality device that should serve the user well. However, compared to similar units, there were enough minor gripes to warrant me giving this unit 4 stars instead of 5.