Oklar FDA Cleared Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine for Home Use | Clinical Accuracy, 2x120 Memory, Large LED Display & 8.7"-15.7" Adjustable Cuff, Dual Power for Home & Travel, Black

I'm very satisfied with this blood pressure monitor. From the moment I opened it, it was clear that it's made with good materials and it's very intuitive to use. The cuff is comfortable to put on and the screen is a great size, making it easy to read the results. Furthermore, the product arrived very well protected and in excellent condition. Considering its price, it offers excellent value for money and is an ideal option for those who want to measure their blood pressure from the comfort of their own home. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a practical, accurate, and affordable blood pressure monitor.

This blood pressure monitor has been a great purchase. It was very easy to set up and start using right out of the box. The large, bright display is easy to read, and the readings are quick and consistent. I also like that it stores previous measurements, making it simple to track my blood pressure over time. The adjustable cuff fits comfortably, and the monitor feels well made for the price. Overall, it offers excellent value and gives me confidence when checking my blood pressure at home. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an accurate, easy-to-use home blood pressure monitor.

I needed a high quality portable BPM to use for med screenings on a recent 10 day international mission trip, and this Oklar BPM was absolutely perfect! I charged the unit at home with USB prior to the trip and took back up batteries, a charging block and an adapter “just in case”. I never needed to recharge the unit or replace batteries as it sustained power for the entire trip! It worked efficiently and perfectly throughout the trip - hundreds of screenings! It is compact, lightweight, with a large, bright display of BP & HR, the cuff fit everyone one I screened small to large, super easy to use, and has a convenient drawstring travel pouch to store and transport all accessories together, and it fit easily in my backpack. I could not be more pleased!! I will purchase additional units to take for our team next trip! Highly, highly recommend!

4/5 Stars. Good monitor. Bad case. The monitor itself has been great. It's compact, easy to read, and the cuff fits comfortably. Readings have been consistent enough for tracking my blood pressure at home, especially considering it's only around $23. My only real complaint is the carrying case. It's soft enough that pressure on the outside can press the Start/Stop button, so I've found the monitor turned on inside the case more than once. A slightly harder case would have solved that. If you're looking for an inexpensive home blood pressure monitor, I'd buy it again. Just don't expect the carrying case to offer much protection.

The Device sits flat on a surface, and is very lightweght. This may be good or bad depending. Because the air cord to the cuff is very short( 23") , you may pull the device down from the table as you try to arrange yourself. It might be better to apply the cuff to your arm and then insert the plug into the device to keep from pulling it down and dropping it. It is lightweight and easy to move around with if you need to move from place to place. I did a reading at my desk and easily moved to my reclining chair for another reading. The USB cord is also kinda short, just 38" so it might not be ideal for regular wall plugs that tend to be near the floor. You'll need an extension cord, or use a battery bank like I did to power the monitor. It does have a battery case for AA batteries, I do not know if the device will allow rechargeable batteries to charge inside the device, I doubt it. Next: The Cuff size seems standard. my bicep is about 12" around when relaxed. The cuff seems to fit fine. the Pump works fast and gives a reading in less than a minute it seeems. The display is very bright and large and easy to see. it shows the pulse, the systolic and the diastolic. It takes multiple readings within short time of each other so the wait is not long to reset. The display stays lit for 1 minute. Here is where my complaints start. Power Options: Battery Bank - The downside of using a battery bank is that once it goes to sleep, it stops drawing power and so it turns off. When turned back on from a Battery bank, it loses all of the set date and time data. It still keeps the readings , but resets the date and time back to January 1st, 2022, 8 am. IOW, this has NO internal memory for for the date and time for even a moment. but it does keep the readings. So, I took a bunch of readings yesterday and only the first one has the correct date and time. the rest are Jan 1, 2022 , 8am. Time/Date Display is TOO FAST - When trying to see previous readings, the amount of time it flashes for the date and time are so fast , it is hard to see WHEN the reading was taken. if you take multiple reading and want to write them down later, you will have to press multiple times or be a speed reader because it displays the date, nd the time in the same place as the reading Sys/Dia and gives youbarely a second to see them. the text for the date is just the letter M and the letter D and it is SUPER TINY! and the text for the time is HR and Min in even tinier letters in a different place. It kinda bothers me that you cannot see the date and the time simultaneously with the reading. I guess I expected too much from this little machine. There actually are cheaper machines that display the time or date WITH the reading. I guess this is a very simple machine, perhaps I am spoiled by having more details brand name machines at my work place. I think if you just want a monitor to give you the basics nd are not concerned with data management or you plan to write the information down separately each reading, then this device is good enough. It is comfortable, it is easy to read, it is portable, it seems accurate, , it is lightweight and all that. If you need to take several readings and go back to get them later, I believe it is a bit more work and I think I might spend a bit more money ( or less as I just found one that shows the time with the reading and costs $10 less) anyway. IF all you need is to check it's not too high or too low at any given point, this work. I plan to return it just because I don't like that the time/date display is not simultaneous and flashes by so quickly.

I bought this as a replacement for an older bigger model I own. The display is bright and the screen large enough to render the number legible without glasses. Easy to use, even for those of us with chubby fingers. Comes with a cable for charging but I do not mind popping in 3 AA batteries. The cuff itself has clear markings so you know which way it goes over the artery in your arm. The meter is small enough to fit in a purse and the weight is very light. The accuracy seems to be good, it's already calibrated. I always take the readings twice, once on each arm, just to be sure. I compare the numbers and they are only off by 1 or 2 points. Well worth the price. I have been very lucky with most of my purchases on Amazon as far as quality and ease of use. This is no exception.

Since these home-use blood pressure monitors have appeared on the market years ago, I've seen the prices go down and the quality go up, which is a good thing. Personally, I'm not a fan of the units that wrap around your wrist. I've never seen one of this style used in a physician's office, so I think that says something right there. Give me an upper arm cuff unit. I have an old CVS unit that's still in pretty good shape, but I wanted to compare its readings to a newer device, without spending an excessive amount of money. This Oklar blood pressure monitor is already very reasonably priced, yet it's frequently marked down a few bucks on Amazon. I picked one up at a great price on a recent Prime Deals Day. Was very impressed with the packaging and the unit's appearance when I unboxed it. The monitor itself has a nice large LCD display, the cuff is of good quality and appears like it will hold up with frequent use, and there's some fairly clear instructions included on how to use the device. It operates on battery or USB power, so I'm currently running it off a powerbank without issue. The very first time I used it, I was a bit concerned, because my older cuff monitor pumps the cuff up to a given point, stops, and then displays the reading. This Oklar model pumps, detects your pulse, and then continues pumping until a reading is produced. To be totally honest, that was a bit concerning and my first reading seemed off, but after reviewing the instructions, I've gotten readings that are consistently within a couple points of my old monitor, so I believe it is performing satisfactorily. The readout for blood pressure is nice and big, it has an accompanying color bar graph to indicate the BP range of your current reading, and it also indicates your pulse. Note that it's a good idea to take any BP monitor you buy to your appointment with your physician - they should be happy to check your technique to ensure you're using it properly. About the only concern with this unit may be the size adjustability of the cuff. While it should work no problem on most peoples' upper arms, it you have an unusually thin or thick upper arm there might be an issue as there's just a 'one size fits most' cuff included with the unit. Overall, I am very pleased with the quality and performance of this device, especially at such a reasonable price. ;)

This blood pressure monitor was perfect for my husband since he is not in the medical field. It is easy for him to use. The cough is a perfect size for a male it is now so tight to the point where he is complaining it is perfect and his blood pressure has been very accurate every time. It was the perfect gift.