Greater Goods Bluetooth Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor for Accurate Readings

KungKung: This came just as I was getting ready to leave, but of course I had to try it out. I didn’t have time to read the manual, but I was able to set the date/time and take a couple of measurements by just dinking with the 3 buttons. Very intuitive ✅
Later on with more time to test it out, I changed the batteries and was surprised that the memory did not erase my earlier measurements. I downloaded the iOS app, set up an account, and paired the device with iPhone. Although the syncing setup didn’t work quite the same way as the app’s initial pairing instructions, it paired fine after I figured out the sequence and length of button pushes to get the phone and monitored linked. There was an email option in the app that I selected and was sent a .csv file with all the measurements, which I opened in Excel and Sheets. So, for all the people out there disappointed that a catastrophic crash of the device lost all your data, you can save it yourself! That checks the history recall requirement for me ✅
Finally, let’s talk about the accuracy of these measurements, comparatively speaking, you are not going to get the numbers as you would an arm cuff monitor, true. However, an...

United States on Aug 30, 2023

M. Friesen: I was pretty happy the first time I used the device simply because it didn't hurt to take my blood pressure like the one in my arm. Accuracy was pretty good. Unfortunately the joy didn't last! It worked like 4 days, and now it doesn't work at all! I sure hope to be able to return it. No point having something that doesn't work, right? Too bad though.

Canada on May 26, 2023

Wandering: I tried this, compared it with my upper arm monitor, and threw the wrist one in the garbage.

Canada on Jan 26, 2023

Glen: This meter works on the wrist and not the arm cuff. i have gone through two iHome arm cuffs in 5 years with bladder leaks that are unrepairable. This device looks to be more robust and simpler. Need to calibrate with doctors measure to ensure accurate readings. Excellent build and works well lying down or sitting up.

Canada on Nov 04, 2022

DaigsDaigs: I pay close attention to my blood pressure and measure at least twice daily. I had been using a Qardio monitor for a while but some horrible updates to their iOS App left me looking for an alternative. I bought the Greater Goods Bluetooth Monitor as a replacement and that was great. Only problem was that it was large and not something I could easily fit into my work bag. So I picked one of these up.

The display is easy to read. Set-up is practically non-existent it's so easy. Their app is also clean and simple and integrates with Apple Health. The only catch is that you manually have to enter your readings as this device does not have bluetooth. For the price, it's hard to be disappointed but if they made this with Bluetooth, it would be the perfect companion.

Build quality is excellent. It comes with a little storage bag. The monitor has bounced around my laptop bag and suitcases quite a bit this year and looks and functions as if it were brand new.

Lastly, the customer service that Greater Goods provides is absolutely excellent. I'm really hoping to buy more products from them in the future as every product I have gotten from them has not only been great,...

United States on Dec 27, 2019

L Murphy: I purchased this wrist-cuff model blood pressure (BP) monitor (Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Cuff from GreaterGoods) because my mother was having difficulty using an arm-cuff model and didn't like the strong squeezing of her arm. (Ironically, it made her anxious to have her arm squeezed tightly, and thereby likely increased her blood pressure.) She told me that she didn't take her BP as often as she should because she disliked this. When I found this model, I ordered it in the hopes that it would rectify this problem but I wasn't sure how she would feel about having her wrist squeezed instead. Would that be worse? Well, it worked like a charm. She said this was "so much better." What a relief! The wrist cuff is also easier to use and is less cumbersome than the arm-cuff models.
It comes with a very handy sueded drawstring pouch which makes storage easy. It takes up less space too. The pouch size is adequate but it would be ideal if it were a little larger and if it had a pocket for storage of the instruction booklet. The booklet's paper is thin and if you try to store it in the pouch it will likely get torn and doesn't generally fit with the cuff in the pouch. We are storing it...

United States on Apr 24, 2019