Withings BPM Core - Electric Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with ECG and Digital Stethoscope, Wi-Fi Synchronization

Fantastic blood pressure monitor that effortlessly records my statistics to Apple Health via their app. Unlike most monitors I don’t feel like my arm is being ripped off, the pressure is fairly gentle. Connecting to my phone is effortless and the app is well put together. There’s also a 3 reading mode completely ruling out the need to get a calculator and average your readings.

Am very disappointed with the product! I bought blood pressure machine from Boots & it lasted me ten years & it only cost me £50. I spend £159 with this product & it only lasted for two years. It’s a lots money for it to last just two years.

This case fits the Withings BPM Core perfectly.It feels strong and well made.Keeps the monitor safe when traveling.The extra pocket for the cable is useful.Very happy with it and would recommend.

I'm a long time user of Withings including their BPMThis is the ultimate as it has a ELECTROCARDIOGRAM which the lower models dont have.Note that ECG does not operate if your resting heart rate is below 50 BPM, very annoying but I've trying to live with this limitationMain advance over previous gen is that with WiFi inbuilt it does not have to go via your Bluetooth phone connection to upload a readingYou can now take a reading soley by using this device on its own. After making a full measurement of BP HR and ECG you then select the user (you can have multiple), click, and it uploads it to the withings website whilst also displaying the results. Very very convenient ( and more reliable compared to previous models that had to go via your smartphone)Also, this has a rechargeable battery making it super convenient to recharge.If you have to have the best the BPM Core is the product to go for. From a value for money perspective though the BPM Connect is a much better buy!

This is a great device that connects to your phone with a dedicated app and allows you to create a pdf or your measurement to share them with your doctor. You can add more profiles so all the family can use the device. It's really great how the stethoscope allows you to hear your own heartbeat on your phone. I've realised after a couple of uses that the best way to get a good and reliable measurement it's to use the 3 measurement settings: it takes 3 measurements one after the other with a few seconds of pause and then displays the average of all of them together. It also helps you to check if everything is alright with your heart valves as the stethoscope can detect anomalies. You wouldn't be able to get the best out of this product if you're not really good with technology. The product syncs with your phone over wifi so you don't need your phone with you when taking the measurement.

Bought this as a replacement for my old one that plugged into the old style iphone. Really pleased with it as was my doctor when I took it into the surgery to check calibration against his (ancient) NHS model.

It is now nearly a year since I bought this and I just want to rate it even worse! It really is utterly useless. So frustrating to use, errors on at least 50% of attempts at taking your readings with no explanation as to why.I am sure my blood pressure is raised by 20 every time I use this god awful device. The heart readings are also useless, always, always 'inconsistent'. Very, very seriously pleased do not waste your money on this junk! This unit is fine for monitoring your blood pressure. However if you want to rely on any of the other advanced features that you are paying the very high price for don't bother. The ECG and Heart rate sounds features are pretty much useless. In 3 months of usage I have probably had 2 good readings. It is pretty much impossible to get this thing in the right place to get a reading of anything other than 'inconclusive'. Total rubbish, save your money and just get a standard BPM. Literally the worst tech product I have ever bought.

Expensive compared to so many bp monitors available in Amazon but this is well designed and made.There are a couple of things that took a while to get right in use.1. The velcro strip keeps sticking too easily which makes it difficult to place the bad correctly, I found I turned the band around so the control unit is virtually under your arm, this allows you to wrap the velcro over without it getting stuck, you then turn the while thing around so the control unit it at the top as suggested.2. The ECG and stethoscope sound recording can be difficult to get right, after searching on the net for few days, I found the best way to get the sound recording to work is to bring the stethoscope sensor to the front of the chest so it above the nipple, like crossing your arm, this tends to work most of the time, instead of the illustration in the booklet.