MMIZOO Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Large LCD Display

I have to check my blood pressure regularly every single day and often multiple times a day as I have an autonomic condition that makes my vitals fluctuate to extremes! This is the second one of this particular model that I’ve had. It matches the manual readings in my cardiologist’s office and when have had visiting nurses! Often, these at home cuffs lose their accuracy and need recalibrating in a year. However, my previous version of this model stopped working, but held its calibration for several years!
The quality for the value is extraordinary. Peace of mind of reliability for under $20 when was on sale. Even the regular price is extremely affordable! It’s extremely lightweight and portable and fits in my purse. Easy to set up. Easy to use! Has settings so two people can use and have their own readings saved in memory separately. You can enable or disable the talking feature. Perfect for those who maybe can’t see the display and it can tell you your readings! It also gives you your average pressure, as well! The memory is a great feature to follow your trends and to show your physician. Highly recommended! The best wrist cuff BP monitor in my opinion!

I’ve never owned a personal blood pressure monitor before, so I didn’t really know what to expect where performance and quality is concerned. My doctor gave me some medication which, in rare cases, can cause problems with your blood pressure and heart rate. Since I was already on heart medication because my heart has premature ventricular contractions, which means, essentially, that I have occasional extra heartbeats. So my doctor wanted to monitor my blood pressure and heart, and recommended that I buy a personal blood pressure monitor. I did my due diligence and researched until I found one that was highly recommended, and this one seemed the most promising.

I won’t bore you with a lengthy, detailed review. I’ll just say that this one works, and it works well. The readings it takes are consistent, and are always in the same range as blood pressure readings which are taken at my doctor’s office. I use this in conjunction with an app on my cell phone which helps to track blood pressure and heart rate readings, and this has been invaluable in documenting how my heart is performing over time (and especially in documenting that I’m not having any of those rare problems my doctor was worried about, and that the new medicine got along with my heart medication).

This one fits snugly on your wrist and is held in place with velcro (I’m a big guy but have plenty of strap left, so it should fit most people). Once in place, there’s a button on the bottom which you press to get it started. And that’s pretty much it. There’s an audible voice which tells you to be quiet and hold the cuff at heart level, and then it tightens up and slowly releases to get your blood pressure and heart rate, and it tells you what it is. Easy as pie. As I said, the readings this device took have always been in the same range as the readings taken by my doctor. This is about as painless, and as accurate, as it gets where a home / personal blood pressure monitor gets.

If I have one complaint, it’s that the screen is not backlit. That can make it harder to read if you’re not in ideal lighting, since it’s black letters against a light grey background. But unless you’re taking your blood pressure in the dark, this shouldn’t be a problem. And I’m sure it saves batteries. That’s the only complaint I have about this device, and that’s a minor complaint. If the one I have should stop working, I’ll but another one without hesitation. For me, that’s all that really needs to be said about it.

I’ve used this four times a day, twice in the morning and the evening for a month before writing this review. I’m very happy with this product. It’s easy to use and not painful. It reads the stats in a pleasant voice and has large numbers for easy reading. My doctor recommended I monitor my blood pressure daily. The arm one hurts in the doctor’s office (I hate it) so I researched this wrist band one. Now, I don’t mind measuring my blood pressure daily. It’s simple to use. It’s automatic so no need to worry if you’re doing everything correctly, just wrap around your wrist the band inflates for the correct amount of time, then reads it. The reviews from nurses state that it’s accurate. If your not sure about accuracy you can test it against your doctor’s. I recommend this product for home monitoring.

This device has helped my anxiety of having high blood pressure. I self-tested, and determined it was 175/140 with a manual device. This one gives an average of just 145/90 after many tests on both arms. Needless to say, i was ecstatic that my blood pressure isn’t that high, so i ordered some pizza to celebrate.

The device is smaller than I thought and fit my (rather) small wrist snugly. The display is not backlit but easy to read if you don’t let ambient light reflect on the display. I was afraid the (voice) sound would be obnoxious and loud like on some electronic devices I have bought but it turned out to be rather soft and pleasant.
The measurement results however are varying a lot, going from high blood pressure to normal! But that could also be my fault for not fitting or positioning the cuff correctly. I hope with some practice I’ll get more consistent results.

Seems accurate compared to the pharmacy readings I was taking and consistent between readings. Used the 3 reading method at first but they keep coming back so similar seems unnecessary. Simple and easy to use and portable for travel or if you want to have it around for a mid day reading. Very happy with the item.