Blood Pressure Monitor Digital Wrist BP Machine Automatic Adjustable Cuff ( 5.3 to 7.7 in) with 2 Users 180 Memory Voice Broadcast Large LCD Display USB Charging Cable Carrying Case
Original price was: $23.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
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Product Dimensions : 3.78 x 3.82 x 4.29 inches; 8.15 ounces
Item model number : CK-W355
Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : February 4, 2021
Manufacturer : Shenzhen Changkun Technology Co., Ltd.
ASIN : B08Y5TLD3C
Best Sellers Rank: #12,689 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #7 in Wrist Blood Pressure Monitors
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Large LCD display and voice for easy reading: The large LCD screen and digits make it easy to read measurements; A pleasant female voice will tell the measurement readings of high pressure, low pressure, and heartbeats; Ideal for elderly home monitoring
180 memory readings for two users: This blood pressure monitor supports dual users and 90 memory storage each; Keep tracking your family’s health and compare trends over a period of time
Rechargeable wrist bp monitor: The wrist cuff is powered by USB charging, No worries about frequent battery replacement; It usually takes 2-3 hours to fully charged through the notebook, power bank, etc; The package includes a storage box and USB charging cable, convenient to carry out
Reliable and durable measurements: Our Wrist Bp monitor has been tested verified countless times to ensure high-precision
Easy to operate and fast reading: Our blood pressure monitor is extremely easy to use with one-button operation; You just need to wear it with palm-up and simply press the central button, your measurement readings will show in the LCD display within 1 minute
8 reviews for Blood Pressure Monitor Digital Wrist BP Machine Automatic Adjustable Cuff ( 5.3 to 7.7 in) with 2 Users 180 Memory Voice Broadcast Large LCD Display USB Charging Cable Carrying Case
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Original price was: $23.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
Pastor Johnny –
Easiest Blood Pressure Monitor Around
Excellent tool for z healthy lifestyle. Accurate and easy to use. Helps me to recognize healthy lifestyle. Easy to operate and replace batteries for.
Antoinette Jones –
Reliable and accurate
I recently purchased this digital wrist blood pressure monitor, and overall, I am quite pleased with its performance. It offers a compact and lightweight design, making it convenient for home use and travel. The large digital display is clear and easy to read, even for those with vision difficulties.One of the standout features is its automatic inflation and one-button operation, which makes it user-friendly for people of all ages. It provides fast and fairly accurate readings, though, like most wrist monitors, results can vary if the device is not positioned correctly at heart level. I found that taking multiple readings and following the instructions carefully helped improve accuracy.The memory function is a great addition, allowing multiple users to store past readings for tracking trends over time. Additionally, the monitor includes an irregular heartbeat detection feature, which can be useful for those monitoring their cardiovascular health.Overall, this is a reliable and convenient wrist blood pressure monitor, perfect for quick checks at home. While it may not be as precise as upper-arm monitors used in medical settings, it’s a great option for general monitoring and keeping track.
August –
Highly recommend & Here’s why…..
Works excellent out of the Box, Very simple to use, loud clear voice saying diagnostic numbers along with Normal. Abnormal, High or Low conclusion 1 button (S) to push each time you want to save a reading. Nice hard shell plastic storage container that snaps closed. Would Highly recommend this Product. ( Having Retired from a factory job of Quality Assurance I grade products to a Rigid High Bar Standard.)
Bruh… Your getting a sock of coal –
Not bad! Pretty good for a wrist cuff
As a nurse , I use this often. It’s pretty accurate and easy to use, has a good display, and does what it’s supposed to do. Keep in mind wrist cuffs aren’t the most reliable but it does work
MemeDets –
Good quality, easy to use
Good quality. Voice feature a nice addition. Accurate, easy to use.
Charlie Lambert –
Much easier to use and just as effective as the one that wraps around your arm
This cuff monitor is comfortable to wear, easy to use and a good value for the money. The inflation rate is good, but not one that puts you in pain.
Ashish P. –
Good bp monitor
I have been using the Blood Pressure Monitor Digital Wrist BP Machine for a few days, I can say it’s been a solid addition to my health routine. The adjustable cuff (5.3 to 7.7 inches) fits my wrist comfortably, and I love that it’s snug without being too tight. The large LCD display is easy to read, even in dim light, which is great for early morning or late evening checks. The voice broadcast feature is a nice touch, especially for my older family members who appreciate the clear audio guidance, though I sometimes turn it off for quiet settings.The 180-memory storage for two users is super helpful for tracking my readings alongside my spouse’s, making it easy to spot trends over time. The USB charging is a nice addition —no more hunting for batteries—and it holds a charge for weeks with daily use. The included carrying case is sturdy and compact, perfect for tossing in a bag when I travel to visit family in Raleigh or Charlotte.Accuracy-wise, I’ve compared it to my doctor’s readings at Cone Health, and it’s been within a few points, though I make sure to position it at heart level as instructed to avoid any off readings. The one-button operation is simple, and results show up in under a minute. My only gripe is that the cuff placement can be a bit finicky—if it’s not just right, the reading might be off, but that’s true for any wrist monitor.Overall, it’s reliable, portable, and user-friendly. For someone like me keeping an eye on hypertension, it’s been a great tool to stay proactive about my health. Highly recommend it for anyone in NC or beyond looking for an easy-to-use BP monitor
C. Floyd –
Numbers all over the place
Yes, this is a simple blood pressure monitor, but after several days use, I came to not trust it. My blood pressure at my last 3 doctor’s visits were between 150-155 consistently, and as a heart attack/triple bypass survivor last year, my doctor didn’t like that it was so high despite being on BP medication twice a day. I was told to buy a monitor and monitor for the next 2 weeks. She would send in a change to up my BP medicine and see how the numbers change over that time. Well, it’s been 3 days with this machine. My very first reading was so perfectly normal (116/77) that I was pleased. I asked my husband if he wanted to check his as well even though he wears a smart watch, so he said, sure. I switched to User 2. He did 3 readings and his were all over the place. His first was 219/109, the second was 190/100, the last was again over 200. He then checked it with his smart watch’s function, and it read 130/80. That was the first huh moment for me with this device. Ever since then, the readings have wildly fluctuated each time to the point that I don’t trust the readings I’m now getting. I’m sitting around the house reading a book, and take a reading, and it’s 189. 2 minutes later it’s 154. Switch wrists and it’s 170. Wait another few minutes and it’s 148. Check one last time to see if that’s accurate so I can write it in the log I’m supposed to be keeping and it’s back at 178. The only consistent number is the pulse rate with each reading. At the doctor’s office they checked it twice, and it was consistently 150 both times over the 15 minutes between readings, not jumping 30 or 40 plus points between a reading. Maybe it’s user error as I’ve never owned one of these before, but I can read and comprehend what I read just fine, and I’m sitting exactly like the drawing and putting it exactly an inch down the wrist each time. My one thought is I don’t know if the cuff is too tight or too loose when I put it on. It’s as snug as I can make it but I’m petite with small wrists, and I don’t know if even as snug as I’m making it, that it’s not quite snug enough?