Microlife Series 600 Automatic Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor for 2 Users, Stores up to 198 Results, Wide-Range Cuff Fits Adult Arms

Excellent BP monitor with my choices for key features
I like this BP monitor as my best choice for: 1. USB data cable & downloaded PC software to analyze BP measurements for historical trends (not the more common Bluetooth/Smartphone app), 2. date/time stamp, and 3. standard AC adapter (not USB power). I think it’s accurate, and accurate enough to monitor my BP at my doctor’s request. (can send .pdf report) So far, I did one calibration check. The measurements of this BP monitor and during doctor’s visit, were within +/- 3 mm Well-worth considering as a top contender !

We like BP monitors with a wired USB cable and desktop PC software: This is the best we’ve found.
Note: I don’t give 5-star reviews for consumer-electronics items unless they meet certain criteria *including* that I’ve used them for their full usable life spans. An important component of “value” (IMHO) for such devices, products, etc., is that they do what they’re designed to do, and do it well, for the ___ number of years that we (should) expect. (We’ve only used this device for 2+ months.)Although not certified for accuracy, we checked with our PCP nursing staff and found the BP measurements are well within tolerances (to our satisfaction). An important consideration for purchasing a BP monitor of course.We had an earlier model (now over 13 years old) Microlife BP monitor that needed to be replaced.We do like the design of Microlife BP monitors, esp. the models with a USB cable and software for desktop PCS (we’re using Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit).We do like the Microlife desktop software, and were happy to see that the configuration from our previous Microlife BP monitor was still usable for our new device. (We did set up a new profile for the new device. We can still access and view our older device’s readings, history, etc.)

Comfy cuff
I had to start monitoring my BP and was given a machine through a program under my health insurance but it’s cuff was like torture. This machines cuff is very comfy and easy to use. Provides accurate readings and also allows for a average of three readings. So glad I chose this brand.

QUALITY CONTROL ON PRODUCT
Purchased to replace an existing MicroLife (ML) BP monitor. The unit itself had a noisy air pump along with a LOW contrast display, where the display BP digits were not “easily” discernible without adding some sort of additional light placed on the screen. The “ML” unit considered for replacement/update has a better screen digits contrast. The hard cuff worked well and it can contribute to more accurate BP readings, due to its arm position conformance and tension.I have to report that the unit performed in line with another “ML” monitor and an Equate monitor; using the same upper arm cuff without removing the BP cuff, it was merely unplugged and then plugged into the other BP monitors used in the BP accuracy test. One cannot state that the BP readings from the three BP monitors were in compliance with a “professional” BP monitor; however, the consistency between the three monitors can indicate ACCURATE trend BP overtime trend lines of BP measurements. One can use a BP monitor “corrective” value to equate the personal BP monitor with an MD’s BP monitor.The measured BP of the three BP monitors were within 3 points of each other, and that variation of the 3 points may be due to the fact that all three monitors were setup to take 3 readings on each of them and then averaging each of the BP readings separately. TWO BP monitors had the same reading, whilst anoher had a 3 pt higher reading. I was surprised at the accuracy between all three BP monitors, and again two ML monitors and one Equate monitor were used to learn of the BP measurements capabilities.View the “ML” chart to obtain an understanding of how the USB connected PC can receive data from the ML BP monitor. Trend lines of BP can indicate the effects that a medication is having on one’s BP system. There are other types of BP screens. The screen presents on the top is “systolic” and beneath the top data is “diastolic; followed by the below data that is PULSE data. The blue data contains “systolic and diastolic” data values.The unit is to be returned due to the “noisy” motor, low screen information contrast, that for my needs , requires an additional light source to view the screen BP data.