Accurate Blood Pressure Monitor with Large LCD, XL 360° Adjustable Cuff M/L 9-17 Inches, Dual Power, Portable BP Machine for Home Use, Automatic Electric Blood Pressure Monitor for High BP

I received this earlier then expected, easy to use and understand instructions.

Works great

This unit has an easily read display, and seems to be giving accurate measurements - and the price point was exellent. The product gets a point demerit because of the instructions. It just doesn't take much to get a native english speaker to review a translation, and this one is particularly bad. A few quotes: "Any piece of clothing restricts the arm which must be taken off": "When power on, the low battery symbol will display once the unit start to work, and you mush replace with new batteries, otherwise the unit can't work." If you can't readily spot the issues with those two sentences, you should have no part in reviewing anything in the english language... and the instruction pamphlet is littered with these kind of errors.

Good product I would recommend this product

Just what I wanted in a monitor and great value.

This BP cuff is easy to use and easy to read. The instructions are better than many no-name devices that are sold here, and it reads as well and accurate as many of the cuffs available. I have a number of these and it is close enough to the top-end brands that you can call it accurate. I cannot comment on longevity at this point, but I do like that it is easy to use. The not so shiny comments, however, are that it is more expensive than similar overseas knock-off brands -quite a bit more, even. Also, the power adapter is not included and requires a specific type and voltage (the same as my cassette walkman used, actually). rather than a USB type that can be plugged in just about anywhere these days. Finally, the irregular heartbeat detector does not seem to be very sensitive or consistent in its readings. At a current asking price of around fifty bucks, I don't think it's good value when comparison shopping.

Works great

Wrong readings