iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Wide Range Cuff That fits Standard to Large Adult Arms, Bluetooth Compatible for iOS & Android Devices

I’m very pleased with this purchase. To begin, I figured it would be more expensive to buy a blood pressure cuff alone. This is relatively inexpensive and worth every penny. I have absolutely no experience taking blood pressure and was surprised at how easy it is with this. The direction are clear and concise. The cuff is marked so you know what to line up with your middle finger (be sure to read the directions as my description is very abbreviated). The digital readout is larger making it easy to see and has additional color coding (the entire screen goes green, orange or red) that goes along with your blood pressure depending on how good or bad it is. It takes four AAA batteries. And it connects to your phone. I haven’t used used this feature yet. Definitely a good purchase if you’re trying to keep tabs on your blood pressure but have no experience doing it the old fashion way.

This product provides readings for blood pressure as advertised. The large screen makes it easy to read, and the screen changes colors based in how high the blood pressure it. For example, it’s green when it’s in normal range, yellow with it’s a little above normal range, and red when it’s dangerously high. There is an option to connect it to your phone, but the app requires a purchase, which is a little frustrating, but other than that, it does what I need it to do.

This works great and the app is very easy to use. The whole thing being cordless makes it easy to move around and use anywhere in the house. It’s also very accurate.

The iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor has proven to be an excellent addition to my health management tools. Its setup process was uncomplicated, and the wide-range cuff is comfortable and not overly tight. The device delivers swift and precise readings, while the large display is clear and easily readable, even for those with vision impairments.What I find particularly beneficial are the smart capabilities—the app integration is flawless, facilitating effortless tracking and reviewing of my blood pressure trends. Having a dependable device at home that yields consistent readings is comforting, and its portability is a bonus for travel. This monitor is an outstanding option for anyone monitoring their blood pressure, offering reliability, ease of use, and a suite of useful features.

I have had my doubts with the readings my smart watches give for my blood pressure for quite some time. Too consistently low and in normal range as I know my BP is high. While I was in denial and accepting these good readings, it was time for a more accurate device with the sole function of reading blood pressure.Sure enough this device gives me the same consistent readings I expected and very close to what the public pharmacy machines have been reading for me.Great device for sure. Easy to set up and use. Love that there’s an app to store and track your readings as well. Setup and pairing took minutes.The cuff is plenty big enough and comfortable to use. It even came with 4 AAA batteries.Very pleased with this products quality and the cost is very reasonable for such a dependable device.Absolutely recommend!

Without having an independent measure of my blood pressure I can’t really address the accuracy, and it does seem to generate measurements that are very close together if I use it 2-3 times in a row, and they vary over the course of the day as they should. It all adds up to being a very believable measurement, and I suspect it is quite accurate.I would say it does a better feeling job when the cuff is used over a bare arm. Even a thin shirt seems to slightly affect the readings. I should do a study, I suppose… The manual calls for pulling up the shirt’s sleeve when doing a measurement, so there is that reference.This cuff and control box are very simple to use, and the app they provide does a good job of gathering and displaying measurements over time. The app communicates by Bluetooth, and it is also very easy to use. I recommend this unit without reservation.

This machine has a small factor making it easy to store. It also has bluetooth which lets it communicate your results to their app on your phone. 3 color gradations let you know if the reading is normal, marginal or high. Displays like a traffic light.Instructions are straight forward and I liked that the manufacturer e mailed me with additional instructions for its proper use.Overall this was an excellent purchase. Not super expensive, but does its job well.

I like this product a lot. Easy to use and easy to download app to phone and connect monitor. Don’t know about accuracy yet but, I will check it at my doctor office in about 10 days. I think it will be quite accurate though especially compared to the wrist monitor I have. My only slight complaint is I was under the impression that it came with 2 sleeves for the monitor a large and a small one but, I only received the large one. Other than that, it seems perfect. Shipping was fast.

I simply wanted a BP reader that would easily save to my apple health on my watch.There are quite a few out there that “seem” to meet the spec, but diving into reviews some seem to have issues. Well, all seem to have issues in the reviews, but some more than others.I went against my nature and bought one that was in the lowest cost bracket. It had a simple un-intrusive app to connect with.I did have to install/uninstall/reinstall the app to get it to write the data to apple health. Probably my fault as apples new permissions setup confuses me sometimes. But once I did that everything worked as expected.Readings are on par with my older two non connected cuffs. Seems accurate.One month in I am quite glad I chose it.

I took this to my doctor to compare with their BP cuff, and it was pretty accurate. I like the app also, as it tracks each reading with a log and graph up to a year. What I do not like, however, is how tight it gets. It has left small bruises, or red lines on my arm. Sometimes my arm gets red and goes numb with how tight it gets. If you can deal with that, it’s a pretty good BP monitor.

It was recommended by my doctor to track my BP on a regular basis because it tends to run low. He also asked that I track it daily and let him know the results each week. Not knowing anything about blood pressure machines I started searching and reading reviews. I saw the iHealth Track Smart cuff on Amazon. The price was good and the review said most people were happy with it. Oh, and it has an app that specifically mentioned being able to email the results to my “Healthcare provider” (groovy, cause I was figuring I’d have to keep a log and then call them each week to tell them the numbers and that didn’t seem fun).So guess what I did…. I bought it. It came the very next day, which was great because we where going on a vacation for 2 weeks the next day. As soon as i got it I tested it and it worked great (felt like it does in the Dr’s office). The app was easy to setup and I figured out how the email the results. You can save the data as a CVS, Excel, or PDF. Then you can share/send it anyway you’d like (text, email, etc.).Then later that same day I got a very cool message from the company, iHealth Labs. The message had very informative and had several recommendations, most of which I didn’t know.Well if you have read this long I’m betting you can guess I really like the iHealth Track Smart cuff and would highly recommend you buy one too.

I’ve been using iHealth product for close a year now and it’s their thermometer ( not a smart thermometer just a forehead thermometer). It’s almost the best value and good design forehead thermometer I could found in the market and the accuracy is guaranteed by following the instructions as it’s an infrared thermometer.I bought this iHealth Track wireless blood pressure monitor for my parents. Their readings are always higher at the doctor’s office so I just wondered about the accuracy for this machine, but explained by the primary care doctor it maybe related to the white coat hypertension. For me I tried it and the readings are almost the same as the reading at the doctor’s office so I trusted our family doctor. We used Omron 5 blood pressure monitor before but it’s without the smart feature that allows my family member to upload the data to the smartphone. Thanks for the smart app by iHealth , they allows to export to CSV, EXCEL and PDF file directly and it’s the most time saving to type manually via email to our doctor!COMPARING OMRON 5 SERIES AND IHEALTH TRACK BLUETOOTH BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR : CUFF, DISPLAY, POWER AND FEATURESOMRON 5 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor :-2 Users and 100 Reading memory (50 memory per user)-Soft cuff which I like better than iHealth Track, it fits arm circumferences from 9 to 17 inches in circumference-with lens cover which iHealth Track does not have, it’s for the protection of LCD display.-4 AA batteries-Hard plastic shell-Measuring during deflection which same as iHealth Track, around 40 seconds for me to finish a testing.-Size is bigger than iHealth Track blood pressure monitor.- Accuracy is okay as same as the iHealth Track, normal for me but higher for my parent’s readings comparing the results tested at the doctor’s office.iHealth Track Bluetooth Upper Arm blood pressure monitor:- 1 User only with 99 reading memory, unlimited storage in the app and cloud! Yes, iHealth does provide free cloud service to their hardware users and you have to register an account to use it, even without the devices and use that app as a digital logbook, guess very few people using it for digital logbook if they don’t have the device.-Seems regular normal cuff as the Relion blood pressure monitor that selling in Walmart I like Omron’s cuff more. The Track’s cuff fits upper arms with Circumference of 8.7″-16.5″ (22-42cm),quite similar like Omrom 5’s 9 to 17 inches.- Multi-color backlit LCD display!!! Guess this feature is from the genius’ brain! Green means normal BP level, yellow means high blood pressure and red means severe hypertension which you need to take good attention. Even without the lens cover like Omron but it doesn’t matter at all with this great feature.-4 x AAA batteries-Hard plastic shell-Measuring during deflection and same as Omrom blood pressure monitor, around 40 seconds for me to get a result since press the start button.-Size is quite handy comparing with Omrom 5 series BP machine.-Accuracy is great for me as I got the almost the same results from the doctor’s office.-Bluetooth! YES! I love this feature as bought it and the iHealth’s app is a great tool to track the blood pressure! Same as ads. I see the reviews people said it does not support iPhone 10, I think they may don’t know how to connect as it’s a Bluetooth 4.0 and needs to connect by launching the app. No problems for the app set up. You can do the things from this amazon app :->View results and learn more about each measurement.->Check if your blood pressure is in the normal BP range.->Take notes and record your mood or activity with each measurement.->Store results in a digital logbook.->Real-time results and trends.->Set reminders to measure your blood pressure.->Export your data as CSV, XLS, or PDF to share with your doctor.Everything you need for a good wireless upper arm blood pressure monitor iHealth Track all has.If ask me to soccer these two blood pressure monitors, I will give 6.5 to Omron 5 and 8.0 for iHealth Track. But for this price I can complain nothing as it’s almost the unbeatable price on Amazon for a blood pressure monitor with these features and nice app.You can use with or without smartphone which it’s easy for elder people using.Hope this review has been of help–thanks for slogging through all the detail. These are all good blood pressure monitors depending on your specific needs or preferred cuff, brand, display and wireless feature.HAPPY MEASURING!