Beurer
Beurer Connected Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
Beurer Connected Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor is rated
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5 by
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$99.96
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Description
Features
Reach your health goals with the Beurer arm blood-pressure monitor. Place this handy device on your upper arm to track your blood pressure and pulse, and sync it to the free companion app to track your stats anytime, anywhere. The monitor even alerts you to incorrect usage so you can be sure you're getting an accurate reading.
Features:
Features:
- Upper arm monitor automatically tracks blood pressure and pulse and shows your stats on an extra-large LCD display
- Bluetooth connectivity syncs the monitor to the free Beurer HealthCoach app for easier tracking
- 4 x 30 memory spaces provide ample room to save your values
- Tracks the progress of your blood pressure and displays stats over time
- Automatic switch-off, incorrect usage message, and a blue illuminated start/stop button ensure seamless operation
- Accommodates wrist circumferences from 8.7" to 16.5"
- Upper arm monitor automatically tracks blood pressure and pulse and shows your stats on an extra-large LCD display
- Bluetooth connectivity syncs the monitor to the free Beurer HealthCoach app for easier tracking
- 4 x 30 memory spaces provide ample room to save your values
- Tracks the progress of your blood pressure and displays stats over time
- Automatic switch-off, incorrect usage message, and a blue illuminated start/stop button ensure seamless operation
- Accommodates wrist circumferences from 8.7" to 16.5"
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Prisca from
Too many bells and whistle, inadequate instruction - difficult to use.
Just bought one of these. Chose it because I could capture data on my smartphone. Except the instructions etc. were impossible to understand. And to make things worse, the quick start menu was low contrast grey and white in small print. The full instructions are high contrast, but again - smaller font. My blood pressure went up just trying to use it. Because it is so difficult I find I don't trust the readings I get. I wonder how much of the market 50+ represents? If it is as large as I think it is, then someone needs to educate the technical writers and designers in best practices. Can I take my blood pressure? I think I can. Only time will tell.
Date published: 2021-11-06
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Alex from
It's rubbish
The software is difficult to use, and doesn't work reliably. The device itself is also not user friendly. It's also not useful for travelling, you've got to remove all the batteries to safely toss it in a bag, and then set it up again each and every time. Look for another device.
The only plus would be, it's sturdy and the cuff it came with is simple to use, and it takes proper readings.
Date published: 2022-04-10
