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I bought this blood pressure monitor after a recommendation from an acquaintance and after I had tried at least 5 different ones. The truth is that it is easy to use and particularly economical compared to others available in pharmacies. Fast and reliable in its measurements. It is definitely worth the money.
It looks good, although I didn't like the power button. I struggled a bit to understand how it works (with some arrows up and down), because it doesn't have user instructions (manual) in Greek.
The first impression is very positive. With €20 you can buy a blood pressure monitor made of quality materials, easy to use and small in size. I reserve judgment regarding the accuracy of the measurements, I will come back when I compare it to the previous one (Omron).
A small and high-quality blood pressure monitor, with sturdy construction and materials, durable tubing and pump, and an easily readable screen.
The measurements are reliable and tested, comparable to other high-quality and reputable blood pressure monitors.
Truly, it is a commendable proposition, lightweight and compact, with its portability, practicality, and unbeatable value-for-money, which are also the epitome of their definition.
Well done once again to the manufacturing company that proves that quality is not always found in quantity.
A very commendable blood pressure monitor, in terms of measurement reliability, size, and practicality.
The only negative aspect is found in the cuff, which is relatively difficult to position on the arm due to the material it is made of.
I give it 4 stars because I have it for only one week. It is easy, small, and practical to have with you. When compared to measurements with another well-known brand, we did not have a big deviation in the measurements. What surprised me and I consider a big advantage is that it is made in Japan!
First time I bought such a blood pressure monitor, I had one that inflates by itself but its motor broke. Very good, it exercises and strengthens the muscles of the hand.
I had experience with a more expensive Omron M3 and decided to try this one, for less than half the price. The manual pump seemed like an advantage to me, considering that it would break less easily and that it is not difficult to pump a blood pressure monitor. The Omron, on the other hand, seemed difficult and sensitive to the correct positioning of the cuff. It did not disappoint me. The cuff is soft and easy to put on correctly, not hard and difficult like the Omron's. If you put it on according to the instructions, the blood pressure monitor indicates the correct placement and encourages you to pump. It also tells you when to stop and then takes the measurements. Compared to the Omron, these are the same and I consider them accurate. The blood pressure monitor does not have memory, but it doesn't bother me. It also claims to show any cardiac arrhythmias, but I have no experience with that (fortunately). Its battery lasts a long time, with the Omron I had to change them often (4x AA), while this one only takes one AA battery that lasts for 2000 measurements. Additionally, it is small in size, wrapped in a small package, nothing like the Omron. The instructions in Greek are satisfactory. I consider it a good blood pressure monitor for its price and it does the same job as monitors that cost twice or three times as much. Because it does not have an electric pump, I believe it will break less easily, without being more difficult to handle because of it. I did not find any similar blood pressure monitor on the market.
Apart from the fact that you cannot handle the blood pressure monitor on your own by following the instructions, no matter how I tried to put it on, it wouldn't take any measurements, and compared to another well-known brand blood pressure monitor, it had quite a difference in the readings, higher than expected... Give something better for what you pay
Very good, reliable, user-friendly, and with almost negligible battery consumption with once a day or every other day use. I highly recommend it, it's worth it!
Very correctly, it does not have a pump that involves volume, weight, wear and cost, and it inflates by hand. !!! Only the strap needs to be tightened slightly crooked for proper application on the arm. The accuracy is good compared to others
Very good blood pressure monitor, at an excellent price.
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Small, practical, lightweight.
Good build quality (in relation to its price, of course).
Its measurements agree with the Omron M6 comfort.
Effectively detects arrhythmia.
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Does not have memory and similar features of more expensive ones.
The cuff is made of synthetic fabric, which makes wrapping difficult because it slips.
The cuff is compact in size. It does not have a large length or diameter. For anyone who is not thick, it is fine.
Conclusion: If the (-) do not bother you, get it with your eyes closed
Relatively good and user-friendly. I am concerned about the accuracy of the measurements, as I notice a deviation in consecutive measurements without removing it from my arm.
Extremely practical, user-friendly, and reliable. It combines the benefits of a manual and electronic blood pressure monitor at a very good price. I hope it will also hold up over time. For now, I am happy that I chose it.
After using a wrist blood pressure monitor with which I would have really increased pressure with the results it produced, I consider my purchase to be very good.
Easy to use, with Greek instructions and reliable in the results.
I am completely satisfied and I recommend it.
Finally, I thank the reviewers who helped me in my choice.
It's worth the money 100%. Initially, I hesitated to buy it because it inflates manually, but in the end, I am very satisfied with my choice. Its usage is incredibly simple, and the measurements are accurate! I definitely recommend it!
According to my cardiologist's rule for calculating blood pressure, he rejects the first indication and from the next three repeated measurements, he takes the lowest as the pressure that the patient has. Therefore, different indications in successive recordings are not a device error.