Oklar Blood Pressure Monitors for Home Use Rechargeable Wrist Digital BP Machine Cuff with LED Backlit Display, Voice Broadcast, 240 Memory Storage for 2 Users with Carrying Case

I purchased this device to move away from the ungainly devices that you have wrap around your upper arm. It is small, comes with its own ‘hard-case’ storage box, extremely light-weight, portable, and easy to use blood pressure monitor. The materials do not feel cheap and are pretty good quality. I am still using the charge it came with, so will say it has a decent extended battery life. It communicates audibly in clear and understandable commands. It communicates the results clearly once it completed the test. The digital display is easy to read. Compared against an older (1-2 year old) cuff device and received similar results on both devices. If there is anything to grouse about, it would be the size of the display. It is like having a small TV sitting on your wrist. Understanding the demographic that gravitates towards devices like this, and that I am approaching inclusion to that demographic, the screen is still quite large for my preference; especially given the audible commands and results report. Overall this is a great device so far and would recommend for those looking for something light weight and easy to use.

This is a great blood pressure kit. It’s easy to use and gives accurate measurements as required by most doctors. If it’s a first time you’re using it and you have a doctors appointment coming up you might want to take it with you just so your doctor knows what you’re using when you take your blood pressure at home. I ordered it from Amazon. I bought it that morning and I arrived that afternoon. I was so surprised I really needed it, but it is a great blood pressure wrist measurement easy to use easy to care for it and it comes in its own container. I would recommend this to everybody a lot easier to use that’s for sure. I give it 10 stars..

I really like this unit! I was using a different wrist monitor for 6 months and decided I should have a spare unit and bought this one. What I noticed differently, is the gentler inflation rate and the wrist cuff being more comfortable. The unit is very, very, light as well. The unit’s voice reading is a nice bonus too. The display is easy to read. And the price is modest. I just received it yesterday so I will update this review if necessary. As far as ease of use, I opened the box, the unit was pre charged, so I just hit the start button with it being on my wrist at about heart level. The manual is not needed really. Unless you want to program it for memory logs or for review.

As a cna, I use this every single day! A couple of notes: - It functions incredibly easily. Strap it on, push the button, and away it goes. - It records every take, I can go back and check each blood pressure that I have measured. No fear of forgetting or missing it before it turns off. - Arm cuffs are never perfectly accurate. And nothing compares to doing it manually. After using this cuff for a couple of weeks it started reading really inaccurately, all the numbers have been super high. And Ive been needing to redo them. - Battery life has been quite impressive. I use it for days before charging again, and being able to charge it is sooo convenient! No going through packs of batteries, and worrying about them dying. - The numbers are easy to read inside or outside. And it does read them to you so you have the option of listening if needed. -Super easy to pack around. I keep it in my little vitals bag. Which is like a fanny pack. - One final pluss is that where I work it can get pretty loud, making it hard to accurately listen to or even hear the heart beat to get a read. So having this cuff to do it for me is absolutely better then nothing.

The Oklar blood pressure monitor is honestly better than I expected. What stands out the most for me is the fact that it’s rechargeable, so there’s no need for batteries. This makes a big difference, especially since battery compartments can break easily over time. Not having to worry about replacing batteries or dealing with loose contacts is a huge plus. I also really appreciate the read-out-loud feature, which makes it easier to use, especially when I’m not looking directly at the screen. Speaking of the screen, the large monitor is clear, bright, and easy to read at a glance. Overall, the Oklar blood pressure monitor is reliable, convenient, and user-friendly, and I’m glad I chose it.

I tested the Oklar model W1101L against my calibrated arm BP cuff and it's results are acceptably close to my traditional model - so close in fact that I'll use the Oklar in place of my standard model arm cuff, but will keep that to periodically check the Oklar for accuracy. The Oklar model W1101L is fast, very quiet, operates smoothly and without the pronounced pulsing inflation seen in many wrist cuffs and, as mentioned, is quite accurate for a wrist BP cuff. It has a spoken BP result feature for the visually impaired, like so many do, which can easily be turned off. It has a two person capability which stores 120 BP readings for each user. And it uses an internal battery charged via a USB-C cord - a very nice feature. Another really nice point is the Oklar has yet to give me an error message when taking a blood pressure reading. My only complaint: For such an accurate, multi-featured BP cuff, it inexplicably lacks a date and time stamp to go along with the saved BP results... a very useful feature for tracking BP readings over the course of mornings and evenings, especially when a change in antihypertensive medication is being evaluated. Obviously you can always maintain a log of the dates and times of your BP readings, but wrist BP cuffs are generally selected over the traditional type of cuff for their convenient ease of use... and for the life of me, I just can't understand why a date/time stamp is missing. That's just a glaring omission. So, all in all, if you don't mind keeping a written, or app-based, log of your BP results this is likely the machine for you. As a long time healthcare professional, wrist BP cuffs just aren't as accurate at the traditional type of BP cuff, but if you're going to use one, this is absolutely one of the better wrist cuffs I've come across.