Omron Bronze Blood Pressure Monitor
Memory : 14 readings
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Display Type : Digital|
Irregular Heartbeat Detector : Yes
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About Omron Bronze Blood Pressure Monitor
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
88% praised for its accurate readings
I was pleasantly surprised by the accuracy of the readings and it provides reliable results every time.
I took the blood pressure monitor to the doctor's office to ensure its accuracy and it was within 1 point of my machine.
88% highlighted the accuracy, yet 12% found it inconsistent
I require accuracy in a blood pressure monitor and have tested three Omron units, including this one and two older models I had on hand. I have also compared the readings with a doctor or nurse using a manometer and a stethoscope (the gold standard).
The measurement was not accurate and not what I expected.
At best, the blood pressure monitor's accuracy is only 50%.
74% appreciated the long battery life, but 26% experienced frequent drain
The batteries of the blood pressure monitor last for a month.
The battery life is a minor concern for me as it goes through regular batteries quite quickly.
After 6 weeks of usage, I noticed that the battery life is not lasting and needs replacing.
The batteries supplied with the unit died in less than a month.
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84% liked the comfortable cuff design
With the Bronze model, I can easily work the cuff and get it on and cinched up alone.
86% liked the compatibility with multiple devices, but 14% experienced connectivity issues
As a nurse, I found this electronic cuff to be the best option as it always matches my manual cuff, making it pretty accurate.
My biggest requirement in a BP monitor is accuracy, specifically how close the readings are to a doctor or nurse using a manometer and a stethoscope.
87% liked the cuff size and fit, although 13% found it uncomfortable
I found the cuff on the Bronze model to be easy to work with and adjustable enough for me to put on and cinch up.
The cuff claimed to handle up to 17 inches, but it was too small for my arm and had no markings to show it was within range.
77% found the data tracking feature helpful
I love that the monitor stores up to 48 readings, which allows me to track my progress over time.
I love that the blood pressure monitor records readings automatically, making it easy to track trends over time.
78% praised the clear and large display, but 22% found it difficult to read in bright light
I appreciate the accurate readings provided by the upper arm cuff and the digital display for easy monitoring.
The screen on my monitor is easy to read and it records several BP readings for multiple days.
I had to retest multiple times because the monitor kept throwing errors.
The Silver Model is completely impossible for one person to work and the new D-ring cuff is difficult to use.
85% appreciated its durability, but 15% experienced premature wear
The new blood pressure monitor has a better quality cuff and provides more consistent readings.
The batteries that came with the machine needed replacing after 6 weeks of use, indicating that it may not be durable.
The batteries wear out fast.
The monitor is less than 2 years old and very inaccurate.
88% found it easy to operate
At home blood pressure monitoring is easy to use.
The digital display is clear and easy to read, making it easy for me to track my blood pressure levels.
Storing up to 14 readings is convenient for tracking trends over time.
81% appreciated the additional features
This OMRON BRONZE unit feels like a better quality piece of equipment despite having fewer features than the other brand.
The size of the machine is perfect, not too bulky, making it easy to store and use whenever needed.
I love the feature of automatic recording of readings, which makes it easy to track trends over time.
82% liked its compact size
The blood pressure monitor is portable and fast at providing accurate readings, although I wish it came with a storage bag.
I found the upper arm cuff comfortable and easy to use.
66% appreciated the power source, although 34% found it less reliable
I am confused about why blood pressure monitors are often battery operated. I do not understand the reason behind this trend.
Rephrased: Blood pressure monitors being battery operated confuses me as I don't understand the reason behind this trend.
I purchased a power adapter to use instead of batteries, but there is nowhere to plug it in on the unit. I also complained about the 'Frequently Bought Together' notice at the bottom of the ad.
The batteries that came with the unit died in less than a month.
The battery life is not lasting and the batteries need replacing after 6 weeks of use.
