Omron Evolv Bluetooth Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

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(as of January 13, 2018 12:27 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

Added on: January 13, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews

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Product Description

This innovative upper arm one-piece blood pressure monitor uses our exclusive heart health algorithm, advanced accuracy. It measures more data points and eliminates interference from movement for more precise, clinically-accurate readings. It’s also redesigned from the ground up. We’ve eliminated the tubes and wires, making evolve our most portable upper arm monitor ever. Plus, it’s sleek, contemporary design and highly intuitive controls make it easy to set up and use. The evolve wirelessly connects via Bluetooth to the Omron connect app on your smart device to track and store your readings over time.

Product Features

Omron blood pressure monitors are the #1 recommended brand by doctors and pharmacists for clinically-accurate home blood pressure monitoring, and the #1 selling manufacturer of blood pressure monitors for over 40 years
Compact, one-piece wireless design with simple intuitive controls takes readings anywhere, anytime
Connects to Omron Connect app to store unlimited readings, monitor your trends and share results with family or healthcare providers
Package includes: one Evolv blood pressure monitor with attached wide range cuff, quick start guide, instruction manual and 4 AAA batteries. For customer support please call 866-216-1333
Download free Omron mobile app on App store or Google Play (works with select iOS and Android devices). Visit OmronHealthcare.com/connect for compatibility

PDX Will says:

January 13, 2018 at 12:55 pm

Hardware = A+ App = F- ! I have been using the Withings Wireless BP Monitor for 2 years now. It is a very poor unit. Many times would take literally dozens of attempts to get a reading. Some days you could never get a reading. They’ve replaced it for me 3 times now and all the units they’ve sent have been equally as bad. So, after deciding to give up on Withings, I thought I’d try this device since Omron has a good reputation in the BP monitoring game.

Matthew C. says:

January 13, 2018 at 1:11 pm

Wildly inconsistent. Have to take multiple readings due to … Wildly inconsistent. Have to take multiple readings due to various errors constantly. Those readings do not match manual pressure taking. Difficult to velcro properly due to the design.