GUAEVER Blood Pressure Monitor Rechargeable Upper Arm, Large Screen, Black

I love this blood pressure cuff it's been so useful. Apart from being super cute, it's lightweight and pretty thin, it fits in my scrubs pocket if I need it to unlike other battery powered BP cuffs I've used. I've been using it for a few months now to take vitals and it's been very accurate. The heartrate is always accurate when compared to a pulse oximeter too. It's super easy to use and I love that it isn't super noisy, I recall it having a voice but that was able to be turned off. It's USB-C rechargeable which I think it extremely convenient. It's taken quite a few falls and a few beatings from patients with dementia, yet it still works great and doesn't look too beat up :D I was worried the mirror-like surface would get super scratched up at work but it looks really great after all these months 😳 The cuff itself has some pretty strong velcro I used to fight it a lot at first but it's gotten better, it would get a lot of lint and strings stuck in it but I was able to remove it pretty easily with some tweezers. I also love that it has light indicators, it shows you how much it's charging and shows the bar full to the red color once it's full and it also puts a light depending on the blood pressure reading which I think is really cool. I ended up ordering one for my family to use because of this since they can't remember the ranges for BP readings, seeing the green, orange, or red color next to their readings helps them understand if their blood pressure is in a good range or not very easily. Overall I really recommend this item it's been super convenient and easy to use. 🙏

This is fantastic! I had battery operated bp macines and the batteries constantly died. This electric rechargeable bo cuff is totally awesome! It came charged and ready to use out of the box! The readingscseem very accurate too. Plus it has a pleasant voice that reads the results! Highly recommended!

definitely for seniors. loud voice offers instructions, reads out the results clearly, and when turned off, wishes you a pleasant day. It's kind of friendly when the act of taking blood pressure is accompanied by health concerns. it takes out guess work because machine also dictates the results..BP high, just right, etc.

Been using this for over 3 months. Bought it because it was USB C chargeable so it was convenient. However I noticed that if you take back to back readings (with rest period of 3-5 mins in between readings and with being in the same seated position), it can fluctuate by as much as 10 points. So we usually take several readings and take an average. Not sure if this type of variation is normal but I guess it’s good enough for home use.

Very easy to use and works really well. The battery lasts a long time on a single charge, which I really like. The screen is easy to read and overall I’m very happy with it. Definitely recommend it!

PROs: Love the small size, and that it is rechargeable! I have not tested it at my doctors office yet but appears to be reasonably accurate. Takes less than 35 seconds for a reading, (after pressing the [START] button. Hard to beat $20! After playing with it and running many Blood pressure readings in the last 24 hours, it has not displayed the charge icon. But also a CON as it doesn't seem to display the current level of charge on the battery until plugging it in...which currently displays 4 of 6 bars after a full charge yesterday. Display is large and very bright, but not able to see in sunlight. I appreciate that it is not bluetooth. CONs: I thought it came with a bag...my bad! It sure would be nice though since this works great for travel and can even fit in a purse. But of course, I will need to find a bag to keep the cheap cuff and monitor safe. It is difficult to determine person 1 from person 2, I need to tap the [SET] button a couple times to determine which is left vs right. Changing the color on each would solve this, or make the #1,2 large enough to read...AND STOP the blinking strobe light effect. NO date or time recorded...BIG bummer! The cuff appears to be fragile, it is made of a thin material somewhat "cripsy", that I doubt will last anywhere near the 10 years my Omron cuff lasted. It states it can only be used with said model...but I was able to connect it to my Omron and get accurate readings so a PRO would be that it seems to have a standard connection...and therefore replaceable. The audio mentioning the dreaded World Economic Forum (WHO), is laughable. Instructions in the booklet explain how to turn that OFF! SETTINGS MODE Tap [SET] button to toggle between user 1 and 2. To turn OFF the speaker: In shut off mode, Press [SET] button for 3 seconds. SP ON (or OF) will appear. Tap the [MEM] button to toggle the speaker on and off. To change measurement: In shut off mode, Press [SET] button for 3 seconds. SP ON (or OF) will appear. Press [SET] again and then use the [MEM] button to change between, mmHg and KPa. Wishing you all Good Health!

Due to medical concerns, I must take my blood pressure at least twice daily. In that respect I have blood pressure machines that operate on batteries. And plenty of them. Seems these machines eat batteries for breakfast and it’s not uncommon to go through 5 or 6 rather pricey batteries in any given month. So, I got this rechargeable unit to avoid the battery issue. Allegedly, this can get up to a week on a battery charge and it hasn’t seemed to go down yet in the 4 times I’ve used it, but I’ll keep tabs on it. Construction is solid, the display is nicely done, and I do appreciate it comes with an adjustable cuff for small to large arms (not two cuffs, just one adjustable). And, so far, it appears to be doing well, except for one nagging issue that I finally got an answer for - the voice prompts that sound out everything and even give a goodbye greeting when you shut it down. By the way, when I say it sounds out everything, I do mean everything! Both figures of your BP, the pulse rate, and even if you are normal, high normal or high. All in a female, British, accent. I found the voice narration a bit grating after a while and the instructions were somewhat vague on the topic, so I contacted the seller. All you have to do is press the Set button for 3 seconds and then press the Mem button to shut the sound off (or turn it back on). Easy peasy. As for accuracy, only time will tell but I will update my review if such is necessary. Even the best monitors are a few ticks off, but this one seems to be in line with other tests I’ve taken on other similar units. Like units with fewer features sell for much higher, so if you’re in the market for a BP monitor, this might just be the ticket.

Diastolic readings are all over the map. First reading is usually out of my normal range – I kind of know what to expect from visits to my doc. So, if the first reading is 20-30mg higher – or lower (both happen) than normal range I turn off the machine, remove and replace the cuff, plug it back into the monitor and take another reading. The 2nd and 3rd readings are typically (a) closer to my range and (b) close to each other. Because I measure the same time every day and log BP over time, I end up averaging the 2 or 3 readings from this machine almost every day. The average of these readings is "probably" somewhat accurate but the significant variation between them does not inspire confidence. It is annoying and a waste of my time to have to perform the measurement multiple times, then do math. Would be so nice to have confidence in each reading. The cuff is also very floppy. It's difficult to get the tube aligned in the center inside of the arm. Another annoyance – every reading includes grating narration of the proceedings, that can't be switched off. I don't need readings read to me, the numbers on the monitor are large and bright. The script for this narration is cheesy and verbose – "Attention! The measurement is starting. Relax. Do not move or talk." What's the point in this? Here's an idea: Hey monitor, why don't YOU "not talk?" The irritation from being subjected to recorded hectoring may just add a few mm to each reading. I don't need a BP meter that elevates my BP. I'm ordering an Omron. If that too disappoints I will note that as well. Things I do like about this unit: – Overall form factor is clean and size of the monitor is convenient. – The LCD display is well laid out, with large well illuminated numbers. – Variation in the systolic measurements is minimal. Diastolic readings are where the fluctuation is pronounced. – Good battery life – Heart rate measurements are consistent from reading to reading. These positives earned the device 3 stars rather than 2.