iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Wide Range Cuff That fits Standard to Large Adult Arms, Bluetooth Compatible for iOS & Android Devices

The iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor is easy to see. Seriously, those oversized, multi-color backlit numbers are a godsend, even for those of us who regularly misplace our reading glasses (ahem, me).Operating this gizmo is a breeze with its two-button simplicity, and thankfully, it doesn't require any finicky calibration. It just gets right down to business, delivering the cold, hard truth about your cardiovascular health with shocking clarity.The wide-range cuff is a nice touch, fitting arms from "standard" to "large adult" (which I'm choosing to interpret as "comfortably accommodates my robust biceps"). Plus, it comes with four AAA batteries, so you can immediately embark on your journey of self-diagnosis.In short, the monitor is good. My blood pressure? Not so much. But hey, at least I can see exactly how "not so much" it is, even without my specs

I bought this iHealth Blood Pressure Monitor to replace my Omron that was about 15 or 20 years old, and had gotten pretty banged up over the years . This one is smaller, lighter and less expensive than the older Omron.In addition the iHealth has several features that the Omron didn’t. It is Bluetooth enabled, and works with a free app also called iHealth to allow one to upload BP and heart rate into the app with a single click. The monitor color codes the pressures and HR, in case you have no idea what any of the measurements really mean.This is a nice touch but you should be aware that 120/80 as “normal” is only true for (relatively) young adult males at complete rest. For others, particularly those that are hyper- or hypotensive (and honestly, if you’re not, why bother buying a blood pressure monitor In the first place?) normal readings for you might be 135/85 or 105/70, both of which will be flagged by iHealth as too high onto low respectively, even though they may be perfect for you.It’s inexpensive, works quickly and the cuff seems large enough to fit someone with arms 3!x my size (I’m 5’11” and 212 lbs. I’m completely satisfied with this purchase and it’s an easy 5 star review.

This blood pressure monitor is excellent. It is actually 3rd party clinically validated, unlike some models of other premium brands mid-tier models claim, but is not so. It is both verified by validateBP, and validated and recommended by Medeval (which is the better of the two evaluations, in my opinion, because they demand third-party clinical evaluations before making a recommendation). This device is very easy to use, and all of the data can be stored on the iHealth app in their cloud. The readout display is large and easy to see, and there’s an LED light that lights up to display either green, orange, or red, depending on how high your blood pressure is. I use it on my right arm. If you use it on your right arm, make sure to look at the instructions to properly position it because you position it differently on your left versus right arm. I highly recommend this blood pressure monitor.

I recently purchased this to keep track of my high BP after a unexpected hospital stay for my heart! I ordered this one as it has a app to track your readings that also can be shared. The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars is because it seems to take a bit of time for new readings to show up! It could be user error! Lol! Note: I only have used it a couple of days so I hope it last!

I was recently hospitalized and instructed by my doctor to keep a log of my blood pressure once I returned home. I chose the iHealth Track Smart Monitor for its simplicity of use and its ability to download information to my phone. When I go for follow-up visits, I use a graph to track my day-to-day readings instead of keeping a paper notebook. IHealth is so easy to use that taking my readings has become second nature, and it works perfectly every time. I highly recommend IHealth if you're looking for a compact monitor that is well worth its price.

Works good (had it for a month) and is convenient and doesn't cost a lot. I've had BP problems for 20+ years and the doctors want a report lately every couple weeks with measurements taken daily. . This I-health device takes and records the info and can be downloaded to my phone which has reports , grafts and averages- just like the doctor wants. Has worked flawlessly so far. Recommended.

My wife and I do our doctor visits together. When you first show up they quick march you from reception to the BP station. My BP and pulse are always low but my wife's was quite high. A combination of the forced march and her being apprehensive about the doctor visit (not white coat syndrome, more like being "up" before a big test). So, our doctor said to buy a home BP monitor. Do it early when you've been sitting, haven't eaten yet, aren't stressed or later at night closer to bed time. It works. We've used this a dozen times now and her BP is solidly down in the normal range and frequently better than mine. Easy to use - just follow the directions. We gave our doctor a copy of my spreadsheet and he was satisfied. Now we don't have to worry about prescribing some BP med based on false numbers from the office visits.

Easy to use, affordable. Due to the high volume of hidden sodium in the American diet and stressful events we face each day, it is critical to keep tabs on bp. Even erratic bp spikes cause damage to organs. The cuff on this is very good. The system works quickly and is one touch. I like it better than a previous monitor I had bought, not as loud.