
Large LED screen
Three stacked numbers in white, labeled SYS, DIA and PUL, with the color bar down the left.
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The old way is a bulky arm cuff with a bulb and a dial, sitting in a cupboard because nobody wants to wrestle with it. This one wraps around your wrist and starts with one press.
Band on. One button. Three numbers on the screen. That is the whole of it, and it fits in a drawer.

Systolic, diastolic and pulse, stacked one above the other in white on black, with the units beside them. No squinting at a gray panel and no guessing which number is which.
A color bar runs down the left of the screen, red at the top through orange to green at the bottom, so you can see where a reading sits at a glance.

Voice guidance on every reading, so you can hear your numbers instead of holding your wrist up to the light to find them.
It stores your previous readings in memory too, so you can look back at what it said last time instead of writing it on the back of an envelope.

A screen you can read, one button, a port to charge it and a band that fits. Nothing else to learn.

Three stacked numbers in white, labeled SYS, DIA and PUL, with the color bar down the left.

One press starts a reading. There is no menu, no pairing and no setting to get wrong.

A power switch and a charging port on the left edge. Rechargeable, so no batteries to buy.

A soft fabric band that wraps and fastens around the wrist. No arm cuff, no tubing, no bulb.
Over 40,000 people keep one within reach. A kitchen drawer, a desk, the side of an armchair.
“It lives in the kitchen drawer. I put it on after breakfast and it tells me the numbers.”
In the kitchen drawer“My father can hear it, which is the whole reason I got him this one and not another.”
Bought for a parent“It sits on the desk at work. One press between calls and I am back to it.”
On a desk at workSit down, rest your arm and keep your wrist about level with your chest. Stay still and do not talk while it is working.
That is all the technique there is. The band goes on the same way every time and the button is in the same place.


Keep it by the kettle for a couple of weeks and use it whenever you think of it. See whether having your numbers to hand is worth having.
If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
A wrist blood pressure monitor. A glossy black curved unit on an adjustable fabric band that wraps around your wrist, with one round domed button on the face and a large LED screen. It reads your blood pressure and your pulse and shows them as three numbers. It is not a watch and it tells no time.
Three steps. Wrap the band around your wrist and fasten it, press the round button once, then read the three numbers on the screen or listen to it say them. Sit still, keep your wrist at about chest height and do not talk while it is working.
Yes. It has a memory function that stores your previous readings, so you can look back at them rather than writing them down each time.
No. It is rechargeable. A power switch and a charging port sit on the left edge of the unit.
Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Most of them had an arm cuff in a cupboard they had not touched in a year.
“I press the button and it tells me my numbers. I keep it in my kitchen drawer and check whenever I want.”
Barbara T. · OhioCustomer experience“Got it for my mother. She can hear the reading, so she does not have to find her glasses first.”
Denise M. · FloridaCustomer experience“The band goes on one handed once you have done it twice. Screen is bright enough across the room.”
Raymond K. · MichiganCustomer experience“It charges up and I forget about it. No fishing about for batteries at the back of a drawer.”
Angela V. · ArizonaCustomer experience“I take it to work in my bag. It is smaller than my glasses case and it takes a few seconds.”
Curtis B. · GeorgiaCustomer experience“Three numbers, big and clear. My old arm cuff is still in the cupboard and it can stay there.”
Maureen S. · OregonCustomer experienceFor home reference. Not a substitute for medical advice. This is a home monitor for routine tracking. If a reading is unusual or it worries you, speak to a healthcare professional. Colors are shown as photographed and can read a little differently on your screen.