Omron10 Series Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

I upgraded my old Omron blood pressure monitor with this model because I wanted one that would link up to an app that allows the data to sync into Google Health. The brand is one that I trust and the readings seems consistent with my old model. The armband is definitely an upgrade from my old model. Overall I think it's a good choice and would recommend this model.

This device is accurate and provides all the information anyone would need for monitoring. My doctor was pleased with my “top-of-the-line” purchase. My husband has also been able to use it with its two-person function. I’m very pleased with this product.

I own an old model and it worked great in the past 10 years. I took it to the doctor's office for a comparison with the manual operation, I got similar result. I bought this new one when it had big discount, and I compared this with my old one, similar result too. This is the only brand I trust.

I’ve had this OMRON for a while but in the last 2 months the diastolic has been reading at least 20-25pts higher than a regular monitor. I was really concerned I was going hypertension until my husband, a surgeon told me to go use another monitor and low and behold it was normal. I like the idea of it automatically logging on the app but it tells me I’m hypertensive most days.

I have a very old Omron blood pressure monitor, which is loud and reacts on any movement with an error. This one works much better. I like the triple reading feature (old monitor also has it) and the app. The arm cuff is on a smaller side and barely fits my arm. But still works. Maybe I will get a bigger cuff later. App allows exporting data in excel format, which is what I need. Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase. Note, to get accurate results position the cuff correctly, because shifting it more than like 45 degrees from the proper position makes the readings not accurate.

Works well and reading seem to be accurate. Allows you to go back a few tests to double check your readings.

It is easy to set up and hope for long use.

I have been using the Omron 10 Series BP785N for the last five years or so. Lately, it would occasionally error out and sometimes it would act funny, so I was not sure I could trust the results. The price for this unit was a lot cheaper than the comparable unit I bought in 2018. Plus, the BP7450 includes Bluetooth. So, that was a nice plus.First I tested them side by side, doing a "TruRead" 3 time Average with both units, the Systolic was off by 1 and the Diastolic was exact. So, based on that reading, I feel comfortable using both of them. Since I can still use my old one, I have decided to keep my manual log along with the Bluetooth updates, running my BP in two locations.I have used other cheaper BP monitors that offer Bluetooth and they did not work all that well. I find that the BP7450 does an excellent job with the Omron Connect Android App. It is very simple to use and has fingerprint support. My current procedure is to take my BP, leave the BP Monitor on, open the Omron Connect App, and synchronize it with my phone. (For some reason, Omron forces you to use location services in order to update readings, so I temporarily turn that on, get my reading, and turn it off. I don't like being tracked by Google.)The app shows my goal as being 135/80 while the BP monitor expects you to be below 120/80. My old BP monitor also reads over 135/80 as being high. My BP is never going to be below 120/80 unless I'm reading it after an hour long workout. It can be a bit depressing being told your BP is high every day.I think that should/could be an adjustable setting. But, that is a minor nit.Another plus is that the power plug and the Arm Cuff are interchangeable with my BP785N. The "air plug" is a little different, but I could swap it out if needed.Overall, I think this is a great product. I think it is worth the extra to get an upper cuff unit, and at this price, it is not much more than a wrist cuff unit.