OxiPro BP2 Smart Blood Pressure Monitors with App - Health & Pharma Awards Winner 2026 - Arm Blood Pressure Machines - Universal Small to Large Arm Cuff - Bluetooth BP Monitor

Easy to use. Cuff size is universal meaning it fits arms of all sizes. Device connects easily via bluetooth to app on smart phone. Monitor display is good. Device easily charged with USB connection. No need for batteries. All readings are stored on the app and can be exported for further analysis such as charts , averages etc. The most important thing is whether the blood pressure readings are accurate. I believe they are having compared them with other reliable monitors.

Easy to use and read, It’s a one button press to take and read the test and read the results, plus the results stay on The screen until you cancel it off, so there is no rushing to write the results down. The battery lasts a long time and I’ve been taking 5 readings a day for 5 days and the battery is still on three bars (full). It is hard to fault this BP machine. Didn’t mention it’s incredibly compact and is perfect for taking with you if you are staying out that night.

Purchased this almost exactly 1 year ago and have been using it regularly morning and evening due to my hypertension per my doctors instructions. Device is still working well, battery is good and readings are good. The comments on other subscriptions about medm subscription are certainly valid (and disappointing) but I paid for the sub and the device has been working well, having the data in Apple Health has been very useful. It supports two profiles so my wife and I use it and I can keep the readings separate. It's easy to use, just attach to arm and press and hold the center button until it kicks in. Where it has gotten a bit more fiddly overtime is the attachment points for the cuff seem to not be in quite the ideal place for my arm so sometimes it's really not holding it on with much and I spend a few frustrating times with it popping off my arm (my hypertension forcing it to go up quite high is obviously not helping this). That said, it's not a big problem and size-wise looks like its among the larger ones i've seen on other units on Amazon. I like that it's just all on one and not another bunch of cables. Overall, recommended, you can always ignore the medm subscription and just record them manually if you wish, but if you do use MedM it does seem to do the job nicely and it's great looking back at all my stats and seeing how my BP has been coming down from its previous terrifying highs to its current not quite so terrifying but still highs thanks to my Doctor :)

I would recommend this BP machine as its great value for money, easy to set up and use with the App and gives me all the info I need. Display is easy to read. Makes my life a lot easier as it's portable and compact. Links to App easily.

This is my 3rd blood pressure monitor and by far the best,no tube to contend with also rechargeable so no need for batteries or to plug into mains which makes it user friendly and the app is also good once get use to. And the app keeps your records which then email etc to doctors|hospital savings you lots of time and trouble. Excellent price and display good and will even the biggest of arms. On reason went for it's also recommended by the British Heart Foundation❤️👍👍

I genuinely want to love this blood pressure monitor - but I am really struggling after 5 days of use. I bought this to be able to take multiple measurements several times a day and share the results with other health apps. PROS: * It is small, easy to use, well built - and on the surface seems to be value for money. CONS: * Not all measurements are transferred from the device to the app and there doesn't seem to be any functional way to force the data across. * Data can only be shared through CSV exports unless you want to pay a frankly silly amount for the Pro version of the app. This completely invalidates it as part of a bluetooth health eco system and there are many other competitive products available for less than the price of this unit+its Pro subscription. * Every other reading shows irregular pulse unless your arm is 100% still... even the slightest movement and it is triggered. I am going to give it another couple of days just to give it a fair chance, but as it looks now it is not consistent enough in capturing data to the app to justify paying for the Pro subscription and I expect I will return it.

Bought this for myself to keep an eye on my blood pressure, and I've got mixed feelings. What I genuinely love: The design is brilliant, no separate cuff unit or tangled tubes, just one tidy piece that wraps around your arm and works. The display is big, bright and colour-coded, so you instantly know if you're in the green or red zone. The app syncs effortlessly via Bluetooth and automatically logs every reading with date and time, massive help if you're rubbish at keeping a manual log like me and it's very quiet, also looks and feels build quilty is very good. Other things to note: If your arm is on the smaller side, the velcro strap may leave a loose flap that partially covers the screen. The app is the MedM Health app (not OxiPro's own), and readings only sync when the app is open while you take the measurement. Also worth mentioning, while OxiPro is an NHS supplier, the NHS doesn't officially endorse individual products.

I am really pleased with this product, it is really easy to use and accurate with a function that downloads the results to your phone. It is a little pricey but worth it as it is compact accurate and easy to use. Only down side is it doesn't come with a case or bag to store it in, a big little oversight by the. Big question would I buy it again 🤔 Yes 👍🏻 Finally got a case for it 🤔 Their thermometer comes with a cover, a real shame