RENPHO Smart Blood Pressure Monitor for Home Use, FSA HSA Eligible, Bluetooth BP Machine with Wide Range Cuff for Large Size Adult Arms, Muti-Users, Data Storage, Family Supplies

Customer feedback was great when I sent a review saying that I didn’t know how to change from one user to the other . The answer was very clear and professional. I highly recommend using all of RENPHO products. We have the scale, the tape measure and the blood pressure device. I may look at the smart ring in the future

Compared with my other one the Renpho is accurate. My reason to own it is because it works seamlessly with the Renpho health app.

This has been great for keeping track of MY blood presure. Its small and fits in my desk drawer. I prefer it over the bulky one I previously used. It can be plugged into USB which helps with the battery drain would have given 5 stars if it was USB-c and If batteries lasted longer.

Arrived in perfect condition, operates flawlessly, seamless app integration with my scale and ring. Excellent products.

The RENPHO Blood Pressure Monitor is a fantastic addition to my health monitoring tools, and the fact that I was able to use my HSA to purchase it made it an even better value. It’s a great use of those funds for anyone looking to invest in at-home health devices.Having already owned the RENPHO fat monitoring scale, I was enticed to add their blood pressure monitor that integrates seamlessly into the same software ecosystem. This integration simplifies tracking and equipment setup. The device itself is of excellent quality, featuring a sturdy and powerful cuff that feels reliable and durable.The included instructions could use a little more clarity, but they’re not overly difficult to follow. With a bit of patience, most users should be able to set up the device for monitoring without much trouble.A standout feature of this monitor is its integration with Apple Health. Syncing data is simple and makes it easy to track trends over time directly from the app. While I use Apple Health, I assume it likely integrates just as well with Android’s comparable health platforms, though I haven’t tested this myself.While the monitor seems reliable, I can’t definitively confirm its accuracy. I own another blood pressure monitor that measures from the wrist, but this isn’t an ideal comparison since wrist-based monitors are often less accurate than arm-based ones. That said, the readings appear consistent, which inspires confidence in the device.The RENPHO Blood Pressure Monitor is an excellent tool for extending blood pressure monitoring beyond the clinic or doctor’s office. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, connected at-home solution.

I bought the Bluetooth version of this BP cuff so it could communicate to my phone and automatically log my BP in their app. Unfortunately, I'm not at all impressed with their app. The Renpho Health app is very basic and simple and only shows one graph of your BP numbers. It is also very slow to sync the data. I've found that even though my cuff can communicate with the app, I'm still using "Blood Pressure-MyDiary" app to manually record my BP so I can see the data in various different forms to help me better see what's going on. The RenphoHealth app really should offer more (the other app has 5 different graphs to help you see what your BP is doing and where it falls as well as analytics and a summary). And even though I have the Renpho scale on the same app, there is nothing on the app that compares and shows my weight with my BP together - another thing I use the other app to do. It also appears that this cuff goes through batteries pretty quickly. If you're really interested in seeing what's going on with your BP to make adjustments in health/exercise/diet/weight, I'm not sure I would recommend paying for this Bluetooth cuff or downloading their app - you're just as good getting the basic cuff and paying less. If you're interested in more data presentation, then download the free app like the one I mentioned above and enter your numbers manually.Update: only a few weeks in and this cuff has stopped communicating/syncing with the app on my phone (although the weight scale continues to sync). Frustrating for sure. Downgraded to 1 starSecond update: I can't login to the app so I try resetting my password. Now it looks like I'm creating a new account, inputting all my data again and fear I have lost all my data from the last couple months. HORRIBLE app, terrible customer service (no response to my emails for support). I do not recommend.

Works great 👍

Love it