FENGHOU Automatic Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor - Accurate BP Measurements with Wrist Cuff Machine

Robert Pyles: Not so bulky and works great it reads out the display and saves readings

United States on Dec 05, 2023

dove: The readings match those with my upper arm cuff BP monitor. Accuracy could depend on your anatomy, but definitely worth a try. The battery is long lasting and the display is easy to read. These are much more convenient than upper arm cuffs, and you can always double check the readings if unsure.

United States on Oct 31, 2023

Atorius WilliamsAtorius Williams: I bought this cuff for work, mostly because it's rechargeable and I like the look of the black screen. It's a little time consuming to position, if it's not just right it throws an error message. When checking the accuracy against another bp cuff there was literally a 2 point difference. 134/92 and 132/94. I also like the verbal instructions it gives when getting ready to inflate. I bought it for work in a long term care facility, so any directional help for my residents is a plus. It looks small but fits a fairly large wrist. The hard case it comes in is a added bonus! Fits my 7 year olds wrist as well as mine.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Sheri: I have high blood pressure and tachycardia, so I need to be able to keep track of my blood pressure and heart rate throughout the day. This wrist blood pressure monitor works great. It fits in my purse and is quick and easy to use. Battery charge lasts a while so can take it on the go. It talks to you and tells you your results, and is back lit, definitely a step up from my old plug in blood pressure monitor. I would definitely recommend for easy to use and carry around blood pressure monitor.

United States on May 26, 2023

Kidogo: I had an old school analog heart pressure monitor. The rubber finally disintegrated on it. I wasn't too sure about getting a wrist monitor, but a friend who is a nurse said they work well and suggested I get one when I caught COVID. Since I don't use them very often, I honestly went for cheap. I must say I am pleasantly surprised.

Of note, I saw one user with small wrists who said it didn't work for them. I am 5ft and also have small wrists but had no issues (~6in - I had a hard time finding a replacement watch band for my Garmin). It fit snug.

Pros:
- Super easy to use. Put it on your wrist, chill for a few mins. Press start and follow the verbal instructions/hold it to your heart level (don't cross your legs either! Always my bad). As a nice touch - it reads you the results when done (or you can read the screen).
- There is an alert if you moved too much so it didn't give an accurate reading.
- There is an irregular heartbeat alert
- The screen is very readable
- It so far seems very accurate/is similar to the reading I get at my doctor's office.
- It is very portable
- It actually has a 2 year guarantee.
- The device keeps a history record...

United States on Nov 12, 2022