OMRON Platinum Blood Pressure Monitor & Upper Arm Blood Pressure Cuff

I’ve been using the OMRON Platinum monitor for a while now, and it has been a fantastic addition to my home health routine. The setup was straightforward, and I feel confident in the readings because of the brand's reputation and clinical validation. ​What I appreciate most: ​The display is clear and easy to read: It shows all the necessary information, including pulse and history, at a glance. ​App connectivity: It’s incredibly convenient to have my readings synced to the app, making it much easier to share my progress with my doctor during checkups. ​Peace of mind: The AFib detection feature provides an extra layer of health monitoring that gives me peace of mind. ​If you are looking for a high-quality, dependable blood pressure monitor for home use, I highly recommend this one. It’s worth the investment for the accuracy and ease of use.

It's been very easy to setup and use each morning. The app is very useful and not overly complicated, which is helpful when I'm tired 😂. I use it for my morning baseline as additional data in my overall health improvement program. So far, it seems very accurate (I have not verified it next to a different machine) and reliable. I like that it's wireless when you need it to be. Overall and excellent addition to my health monitoring systems. ***UPDATE*** No change in my rating, BUT I have tested it next to a medical grade BP device at the doctor's office. I'm happy to report that the reading were very similar. The reason I brought it was because it seemed like my readings were pretty low, but it matched the docs so then I became concerned. The nurse did a manual reading and it was a normal reading. They say the digital systems can run a little low. That's not a problem however, because knowing that is enough for me. Tested with arm parallel (with heart) and resting with all devices. I still believe this was a great purchase and would recommend it.

I'm extremely happy with this OMRON Platinum Blood Pressure Monitor. It's very easy to use, and the readings are quick and consistent. The display is one of my favorite features—it's large, bright, and incredibly easy to read, whether it's daytime or late at night. If you're looking for a reliable blood pressure monitor to use at home, I highly recommend this one. It gives me peace of mind by making it easy to check my blood pressure whenever I need to. The only downside is the price. It's definitely on the expensive side. If OMRON lowered the price by about $25, I think it would be an even better value and an easy recommendation for everyone. Overall, it's an excellent product, and I want to thank OMRON for making such a high-quality monitor. Five stars!

great product. Good reviews and it is easy to use for an older user or anyone, for that matter. Large numbers and info to see easily. Stores results. Detects A-fib. Wonderful buy, but pricey. But it is your health....right?

This is the nicest blood pressure monitor I’ve owned. The semi-rigid d-ring cuff fits comfortably and stays in shape. No bunching of material around the metal d-ring, no issues with the cuff not staying flat around your arm. The machine is quiet and fast. No annoying beeps. An AC adapter, 4 Duracell AA batteries and a fitted, zippered bag is included. I would suggest using the AC adapter whenever possible. It ensures that the unit receives the full power it was designed for. My measurements are lower when using batteries that are not new. So, yes you get a low battery warning, but from my experience the measurement might already be low compared to using the AC adapter. The unit allows 2 user readings to be automatically stored in the machine’s memory and synched via Bluetooth to the Omron App. It works well and usually synchs automatically. If not, you just tap the synch icon on the app and it’ll synch the readings. The App shows daily, weekly and monthly readings and works well. Apparently you can also synch to the Apple Health app but I have not tried. During initial setup, the unit’s Bluetooth paired immediately and has stayed paired. There is a Guest measurement mode initiated by pressing both user 1 and 2 buttons simultaneously. G (guest) appears and these readings are temporarily and will not go into the machine memory or synch with the app. It’s a nice feature when you want to take a measurement that you might not want to keep or let a guest take a measurement without it affecting your averages. You have to use the Omron App to manually delete individual measurements. It’s a little hidden in the App, but individual measurements can be found and edited on the App menu: You select ‘History’, ‘Blood Pressure’, scroll to bottom and select ‘See all measurements’. You cannot delete single measurements on the unit. However, you can erase all records for each individual user from the machine. The machine by default takes single measurements. If you want to take three successive measurements and get an average (TruRead), you select the user, 1 or 2 and hold the start/stop button for a couple seconds until 3 appears. You can set the time between measurements from 15sec, 30sec, and 1min in the machine setup. The display is very clear and large. It’s great to see the current measurement and for comparison, you see the last measurement on the left. You can also scroll through all the past measurements with the left and right arrows. The Omron Platinum and Omron 10 are almost identical. The Platinum is sold by Amazon. It has a 6yr warranty, an all white unit, D-Ring cuff, morning measurement averages with high readings indicated, and include a zippered case. The Omron 10 is sold at more retailers. It comes with a 5yr warranty, with their ComFit cuff, the unit has a black front, and no zippered case. I would get the Omron Platinum unless the price difference was significant. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend this product.

I am very, very happy with my blood pressure machine. It records my blood pressure each time on my telephone. It works very well. It saved my life. I was unsure what was going on, so I decided to take my blood pressure. It would not register a blood pressure. Instead, it told me I was in a fib. I went to the emergency room immediately.

Nice BP monitor. I like that it shows the previous BP reading along with the current reading. Easy to use. Sometimes systolic reading is high compared to physician office machine.

There is a lot that I like about this monitor. It is lightweight, has a carrying case to keep everything together, and the display is nice and big and bright. But it has a few quirks that can get a little aggravating. Almost every time it is used, the first reading or two or four are just errors. You can have everything set up correctly and absolutely not move, and it doesn't matter. I give up until later when it errors more than once, simply because I feel like it will affect my reading after getting mad about it. Another quirk is that it will decide that it doesn't want to send data to the app. The Bluetooth connection will need to be reset. I've had to reset it twice in the last two days. It turns into a pain because the app tries to sync, and the app won't let you interrupt the sync to stop and reset. You can't stop the attempt, can't unpair it while it thinks it's syncing, etc. The third quirk is that it will sometimes overinflate. So watch the numbers if it's getting really tight. This has only happened once to me, but it kept inflating and went past 190mmHg and I had to quickly shut it off. That definitely left a bruise! When it does read, it seems to be accurate so far. As long as you can get past the error readings without losing it. It's been convenient for me to track my BP as needed, but it's a pain sometimes both literally and figuratively.