OMRON Iron Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor - Clinically Validated Blood Pressure Cuff - Medical Grade with Wide Range 17" Arm Cuff

Easy to use and seems to be accurate. Very basic model, no memory or extras at all. Reviews seem to be very good for accuracy, didn’t need extra bells and whistles.

Product works pretty good. Easy to use and not to big.it does not store past pressure readings. As far as accuracy I haven’t compared it with the drs office machines. I’m not motivated to drive there and wait around for them to get to me. I would recommend this product

Works great and is easy to use. The cuff fits most arms but does slide off easily. It does not come with batteries or the AC adapter to power it on, so be sure to buy4 AA batteries with this.Overall, its a good little blood pressure monitor with a compact and sleek design. Its not something id travel with, but great for basic at home uses.

Purchased for work. Easy to use, reliable, easy to disinfect. I appreciate the construction of the monitor. It’s not as large as others but not cumbersome to use. Easy to read large numbers. Accurate (I did manual BP on 3 pts and used monitor). You will never get the same BP twice (that’s normal). But they were within a 2-3 number range.Arm cuff is regular zone but does accommodate some larger arms. I did not use the voice feature.Easy to clean, easy to store. Does not include case.

Easy to use and gets consistent results. Reasonable price compared to other brands. Have been happy with this brand before, so bought this product based on brand name.

I recently purchased the Omron Iron Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, and it has been a fantastic addition to my health routine. The one-touch operation and clear display make it incredibly user-friendly. The cuff is comfortable and fits a wide range of arm sizes, which is a big plus.The readings are consistent and align closely with those taken at my doctor's office. It's reassuring to have such accuracy at home. Plus, the irregular heartbeat detection and body movement alerts add an extra layer of confidence in the results.

Dependable and accurate. Full size but not as big and bulky as other models. It’s a basic unit that doesn’t keep a record of past readings but it’s fine for my purposes.

I was disappointed to find there was no power supply when I opened the box containing my new Omron Blood Pressure Monitor. Everything else was there but no power supply. Make no mistake, my rating for the product's ability to accurately measure blood pressure is 5 stars.Unworthy of the good Omron name though, is the disingenuous way they avoid telling the potential buyer that there is no power cord. The indirect way of communicating this in their Amazon product description, was to tell a partial truth by saying, "4 AA batteries required (batteries not included)." rather than telling the whole truth, which was that although the unit has the standard jack to accept household power, that if you want to plug this thing into a wall outlet, you'll have to make a separate purchase. The whole truth would have read something like "120 V AC power plug sold separately".At worst this is petty dishonesty and at best this is tone deaf. I think it is the latter. I will explain why. This may have changed since my last contact with Omron Customer Support which was a couple of years ago but in view of the absent power cord, I doubt it. I found Omron's support department to consist of people who were polite and professional but who had had no clinically informed training. When told them that my readings with their Omron monitor were running higher than my readings in the doctor's office, Customer Support gave standard instructions for taking accurate blood pressures which were of no help. Finally, I returned the device for Omron's inspection, at my expense. I received a reply that Omron was "happy" to report that there were no defects, when, from my, the customer's standpoint, there was nothing to be happy about when I was stuck with an inaccurate machine. This is yet another part of what I mean by saying that they seem tone deaf or lacking in communication and people skills.I shared this disappointing experience with my new Omron monitor with my doctor who said the blood pressure cuffs had to be broken in and that it would become more accurate after the initial stiffness was worked out of it. For many years, after the initial break-in of the cuff, I successfully validated my Omron against the medical office monitor. Omron could have saved a lot of time and expense on their part and mine by telling me what my doctor already knew.This clumsy telling of a partial truth instead of the whole truth, that no power cord was included, reminded me of my last experiences with the people selling and supporting this product. This blood pressure monitor works just fine with the power cord that came with my older Omron machine. However, nowadays, you have to pay extra for what used to be standard. Perhaps this is their brand of "shrinkflation", which as I said at the outset of this review, is unworthy of the good Omron name and the respect that it deserves as an excellent product.