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 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.

Very easy to use and it verified my other blood pressure monitor's accuracy

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!

Very compact and easy to use. I can use it at home or on the go when I’m working. Every accurate in readings from what I am getting and also checking an official machine at my local grocery store so that is reassuring. The only downfall I can say is that you have to turn it off then back on again to do another reading if you wish to do multiple

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. ;)

At my last annual checkup, my doctor suggested I start keeping a closer eye on my blood pressure at home instead of just relying on the occasional clinic visit. I wanted something straightforward that wouldn’t feel complicated or frustrating to use first thing in the morning, and this has fit the bill perfectly. You put the cuff on, press one button, and it does the rest. No messing around with apps or confusing menus just to get a basic morning reading. Great price, accurate, and does the job correctly.

Works better than I thought. Very seamless and not rocket science. The cuff sits snug around the arm and can be easily adjusted. It does take 2 AA batteries but it also has a wall plug option.

The machine is smaller than my other one I used to use which is more convenient for me I can stick it in my scrub top to attach the cuff on the patient. It is also pretty accurate there has been a few times I would recheck someone blood pressure manually and it was maybe 2 or 3 points off. I haven't had a chance to actually mess around with the machine but from when I have used it there is no voice reading out the readings ( which I love, I hate when the machine reads the levels outloud). It is clear to read whether its from myself or a patient reading it themselves. The cuff is durable and has fit most people. However there is a few things I am not fond of with this machine, the noise level at first it is quiet and nice but once it hits I wanna 20 or 30 it gets loud and kind of sounds like its trying to take off or something. It's been like this since I bought it 2 weeks ago today. Not only is it loud but oh my gosh it's so slow!! It feels forever from the moment I press start to the moment it stops squeezing their arm. I will say the moment it stops squeezing is the moment the blood pressure reading are on the machine....my other machine was faster In a sense that it squeezed quicker but it took a bit for the reasons to show up. Don't get me wrong it works just fine and I'm able to still use it while working at a busy doctor's office I just didn't expect it be as slow as it is. Im not sure if the batteries im using they are from my work and its a brand I have never heard of. But overall this is a decent sturdy and reliable machine you can use for home and or work purposes.