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Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

Braun ExactFit 2 Review: A Basic Monitor with Limited Memory

Braun is a household name known for quality, and the ExactFit 2 lives up to that reputation. This is a straightforward, non-connected blood pressure monitor that focuses on ease of use. It features a large, easy-to-read screen and simple controls. It can store the last reading for two different users, which is a step down from the larger memory of competitors but sufficient for basic tracking. Its accuracy is clinically proven, making it a reliable tool for at-home monitoring. It doesn't have the premium feel of the Oxiline 9S Pro, but it's a trustworthy device.

$60

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

iHealth Track BP760N Review: A Budget Entry to Smart Monitoring

The iHealth Track successfully lowers the barrier to entry for connected health. It's an affordable, FDA-cleared monitor that syncs easily with the iHealth MyVitals app, which is surprisingly clean and easy to use. The device itself is simple, with a large color-coded display that gives you an instant assessment of your reading. While the build quality and cuff don't feel as premium as more expensive options, the core functionality is sound. It provides accurate readings and a good app experience for a fraction of the price of the big names.

$50

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

A & D Medical UA-767F Review: A Basic and Affordable Option

In a world of smart devices, the A & D Medical UA-767F stands out for its simplicity and reliability. This monitor focuses on doing the basics perfectly. It's clinically validated for accuracy, supports up to four users with 60 readings of memory each, and features a clear, large display. The single-button operation makes it incredibly easy to use. While it lacks the premium feel and oversized display of our top non-connected pick, the Oxiline 9S Pro, it's a fantastic and affordable option for straightforward monitoring.

$60

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OMRON Evolv Review: Portability Over Practicality?

The OMRON Evolv is a marvel of miniaturization. The entire monitor is housed within the cuff, creating a single, sleek unit with no tubes or external monitor. This makes it incredibly easy to carry and use anywhere. It delivers the trusted accuracy OMRON is known for and syncs reliably to the Omron Connect app. The major trade-off is the complete lack of a built-in screen; you must have your smartphone to see your reading. For some, this is a deal-breaker, but for those who want the most portable upper-arm monitor possible, the Evolv is in a class of its own.

$80

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

Omron 10 Series BP7450 Review: A Reliable Workhorse with a Dated App

The Omron 10 Series has been a bestseller for years, and for good reason. It's built like a tank, provides highly accurate readings, and supports two users with a large internal memory. Key features include a TruRead mode that automatically takes three consecutive readings and averages them, and a color-coded indicator for blood pressure levels. Like other Omron models, its main weakness is the Omron Connect app, which can be unintuitive. However, as a standalone device, it's one of the best you can get for the price.

$100

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Welch Allyn Home 1700 Review: Fast Readings for a Premium Price

Welch Allyn is a brand you'll find in nearly every doctor's office, and the Home 1700 series brings that clinical reliability to consumers. Its standout feature is SureBP technology, which takes a reading during cuff inflation, resulting in a much faster and more comfortable measurement. The device is accurate, the build quality is solid, and the free Welch Allyn Home app is refreshingly simple and stable. It may lack some of the advanced analytics of competitors, but for pure, reliable performance, it's a top contender.

$180

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

Omron Platinum BP5450 Review: Accurate Hardware, Clunky Software

The Omron Platinum BP5450 is a top-tier device that delivers on Omron's reputation for accuracy. It features a high-contrast backlit display, stores 200 readings for two users, and includes a high-visibility indicator to help you track your morning hypertension. The included ComFit cuff is comfortable and easy to use. While the hardware is exceptional, the Omron Connect app, though functional, feels less modern and user-friendly than offerings from competitors like Oxiline and Withings. Despite this, its core performance makes it one of the best monitors available.

$90

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Oxiline Pressure 9S Pro Review: The Gold Standard for Simplicity and Accuracy

The Oxiline Pressure 9S Pro is a testament to the power of doing one thing exceptionally well. It forgoes Bluetooth and app connectivity in favor of pure, unadulterated performance. In our clinical tests, its accuracy was on par with its smart sibling, the XS Pro. The device features an extra-large, high-contrast LCD screen that is incredibly easy to read, making it perfect for all users, especially seniors. Like other Oxiline models, it includes the premium, pre-formed cuff for comfort and to reduce placement errors. For reliable, daily monitoring without the need for a smartphone, the Pressure 9S Pro is the best device you can buy.

$99

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

Omron 10 Series Wireless BP7465 Review: A Clinically Proven Powerhouse for Home Monitoring

The **Omron 10 Series Wireless BP7465** is a standout device for at-home blood pressure monitoring, distinguished by its `TruRead™` technology and AFib screening. During our review, we found its accuracy to be exceptional, consistently producing readings that aligned with professional clinical equipment. The dual-display screen is a highly useful feature, allowing for side-by-side comparison of current and previous readings, which is excellent for tracking progress. The device also includes an `Easy-Wrap ComFit Cuff`, which inflates 360 degrees for a more comfortable and precise measurement. The Bluetooth connectivity to the Omron Connect app, while occasionally requiring re-pairing, provides a solid platform for data storage, trend analysis, and sharing. It's an excellent choice for individuals who require more than just basic readings, offering advanced insights into cardiovascular health.

$100

Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth

Withings BPM Vision Review: Innovative Tech at a High Price

Withings has long been a leader in connected health, and the BPM Vision is its most ambitious monitor yet. The all-in-one design incorporates a crisp e-ink screen that shows your results and color-coded feedback immediately, reducing reliance on the app for a quick check. Accuracy is superb, and the Wi-Fi connectivity ensures your data syncs to the excellent Withings Health Mate app without you needing to do a thing. While its advanced features and design command a high price, it's a fantastic device that nearly matches our top pick.

$160

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Omron Platinum (BP5465) Review: A Reliable Standard, but Lacking Innovation

The Omron Platinum BP5465 is a workhorse, leveraging Omron's long-standing reputation for reliable medical devices. Our testing confirmed its **clinical accuracy**, which is a key strength. The device features Omron's exclusive 'Cuff Wrap Guide' and 'Advanced Averaging' technology, which are helpful for new users. However, compared to the modern design and advanced features of the Oxiline Pressure XS Pro, the Platinum feels clunky and its Bluetooth connectivity is less reliable. The companion app, Omron Connect, is functional but lacks the intuitive design and rich data visualization of its competitors. It's a solid, trusted device, but it is not the most advanced or user-friendly option on the market.

$84

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Withings BPM Connect Review: A Strong Contender with a Flawless Ecosystem

The Withings BPM Connect is a sleek and minimalist smart blood pressure monitor that integrates seamlessly with the Health Mate app and other Withings devices. While our clinical testing showed its accuracy to be very good, it didn't quite match the **unwavering precision** of the Oxiline Pressure XS Pro. The device's primary strength is its **Wi-Fi connectivity**, which eliminates the need for a phone to be nearby to sync data. The app is robust and provides a wealth of data analysis. The build quality is high, and the compact design is a plus. However, the one-size-fits-all cuff may not be as comfortable or reliable for all users as the more adaptable Oxiline cuff. Overall, it is a very solid and reliable device.

$115