OMRON 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor for Home Use - #1 Doctor & Pharmacist Recommended Brand - Clinically Validated - Connect App
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Features
- CONFIDENCE IN EVERY READING: Monitor your heart health with the OMRON 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor's Advanced Averaging Technology; Store up to 90 readings to track your progress
- SAFEGUARD YOUR HEART: Count on a more reliable blood pressure measurement with Advanced Averaging Technology that automatically computes the average of up to 3 readings taken within a 10-minute period
- START YOUR DAY WITH CONFIDENCE: Know when your blood pressure is elevated with Hypertension Indicator alerts; Regular monitoring can reveal irregular fluctuations before they lead to serious complications
- TURN NUMBERS INTO INSIGHTS: Connect effortlessly to the free OMRON connect app via Bluetooth to store unlimited blood pressure readings, track trends, and share reports with your doctor; Compatible with Apple Health and Google Fit
- READY OUT OF THE BOX: Includes everything you need to start monitoring your heart health; OMRON monitor with attached wrist cuff (fits wrists 5.3"8.5), storage case, instruction manual, quick start guide, and two AAA batteries
- TRUSTED BY MILLIONS: Trust the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand for the most accurate blood pressure monitors for home use; From portable wrist units and upper arm blood pressure monitors to advanced TENS therapy devices and smart fitness scales
Description
Join OMRON's "Going for Zero" mission and take charge of your heart health with the OMRON 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor. Measure your blood pressure with confidence knowing that it provides reliable data for informed health decisions. Check your blood pressure daily to recognize patterns and, with the Hypertension Indicator, identify when your readings rise above normal. Pair your Bluetooth blood pressure monitors to the OMRON Connect app to store unlimited readings, track trends and share results with your doctor. OMRON offers a diverse range of the most accurate blood pressure monitors for home use, including wrist and upper arm blood pressure monitors – with clinically validated precision that outperforms any smart watch with blood pressure monitor. Every heartbeat tells a story. Whether you're a health- conscious senior, an active adult, or just beginning your wellness journey, make your story one of empowerment, precision, and proactive care.
Product Dimensions : 3.58 x 0.52 x 2.49 inches; 3.17 ounces
Item model number : BP6350
Batteries : 2 AA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : August 22, 2019
Best Sellers Rank: #38,898 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #22 in Wrist Blood Pressure Monitors
#22 in Wrist Blood Pressure Monitors:
Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (3,631)
Brand Name: Omron
Included Components: Cuff, Monitor
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: OMRON 7
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Manufacturer
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
UPC: 073796266356
Model Number: BP6350
Manufacturer Part Number: BP6350
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Band Size: 5.3" to 8.5"
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 3.6"L x 0.5"W x 2.49"Th
Power Source: Battery Powered
Display Type: Digital
Other Special Features of the Product: Features Diastolic Reading, LCD Display, Systolic Readings, Large Display, Weight in 0.2-lb. Increments
Target Use Body Part: Wrist
Software Update Supported to Date: unknown
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Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Omron 7 series wrist blood pressure monitor. Summary: I feel it is an excellent instrument and works very well, provided one follows all necessary steps, see them itemized below. (though arm monitor might be more strait forward to use, but would require a short sleeve clothes): 1. All the instructions provided. 2. The cuff is tight but you can still squeeze your index finger under it. 3. Your elbow is resting on a hard surface, so vibrations from your heart are not dampened by a soft pillow under your elbow. 4. If you do everything right, and it will report 2 or more consecutive measurements that are not the same, it is likely due to the fact that your blood pressure actually changed. Note: manufacturer specifies +/- 2 counts of accuracy, and I believe it. This guarantees that if your BP is the same, you should not get a variation more than 4 counts. Note: not all monitors have such specification. 5. My blood pressure improved enough from eating food that is not salted or is salted extremely lightly, that I did not need medication. And my medication had proved very detrimental to my health, so this was not a small accomplishment for me. Details: My objective was to buy a RELIABLE blood pressure measuring instrument that was EASY TO USE, so I can make measurements at will (hense a wrist monitor, instead of an arm monitor), and use it to give me feedback from foods I eat to blood pressure that results from eating those foods. Note: I already had a no name (not certified, like omron) wrist blood pressure monitor that worked well for me for some time. But now the old monitor was not being consistent, so I was looking for one I could trust. To qualify "working well", it means: when I just bought it, I made several measurements in a row, and they were all consistent. I then exercised, and repeated the measurements, and those were elevated, as I expected them to be. Before making the measurement I read all the directions and followed them. At least I am under such an impression. I am writing this review to possibly help the community. But some significant time has passed, and I am doing it from memory. And I don't want to re-read directions to verify if I indeed followed all of them. But from memory, I did. I specifically remember wanting to follow the directions and reading them. However, I was not getting very consistent results. I called the manufacturer's help number to see if they could help me find a fault with my technique, before returning the monitor. The fellow on the phone indeed had helped me. With his help I discovered 1. One thing that was locking in my technique. 2. One thing that was helpful for consistency. 1. The thing that was locking in my technique was that the elbow is supposed to rest on a hard surface. This is because the instrument is trying to detect vibration from your heart, as you heart is doing it's job. Those vibrations are faint, and can not be muffled by something soft under your elbow. !!!!!! I wish that Omron would have explained this clearly in the instructions. !!!!!! I think Omron does say that the instrument is oscillometric, which means it works based on heart vibration (which definition I initially did not know). But I believe they stop there. And for me, it was not clear that it means I need to keep my elbow on a hard surface to allow vibrations to propagate better. 2. The thing that was helpful was how to tighten the cuff so it is not too loose or too tight, which is an absolute prerequisite for a successful measurement. Namely it should be really tight, but I should still be able to jam my index finger under the cuff, but not too easily. After I followed all the directions, including the 2 new suggestions I had learned, then I was able to get consistent results. But I had learned several things that allowed me to deviate from directions but still to get consistent results, consistent enough anyway. The reason I wanted to deviate from specific omron directions is so I can make measurements in comfort and quickly. Here are my findings. Note: I determined these findings by measuring my BP under ideal conditions for at least 5 times, and then comparing those readings to readings I would get under less ideal conditions, of which I would also repeat 5 times. 1. I could have long sleeve shirts and even a sweatshirt (this all happened when it was still cold, and I just found enough time to share this now, summer), but not super spongy sweatshirt, as far as sweatshirts go. But I did try to put my weight on my elbow, to "squeeze" through the shirt to the hard surface, so as not to dampen vibrations. 2. I did not have to sit straight and upright. I was able to sit on my sofa, and lean on a sofa arm rest. 3. My sofa has a soft arm rest. So I took a small, but kind of deep(ish) ceramic plate (for eating food), and placed it under my elbow, and leaned on it, to push it down, so it would not dampen vibrations from my heart. And amazingly this too worked, well enough, anyway. I kept that little plate handy. All this had allowed me to make fairly reliable BP measurements Quickly, Without having to take my shirts off Without having to find a hard flat surface Doing it right on my sofa, where I was anyway. Additional info: From this experiment I had learned that if I cook my own food, and use no salt, or a minimal amount of salt, my BP was in good range. Note1: my BP became a concern to me and my doctor for no more than 1 year. Because at my check-up one year prior, my BP was still ok. The reason I say this is because if someone has BP that is in a worse condition than mine, maybe simply reducing salt in their diet may not be enough. But it worked for me. Note2: learning this was not straightforward, because the effect from food to BP measurement can be delayed. So it took a while to figure this out. Note3: I also learned that your actual blood pressure can change during the measurement process, and Omron 7 will pick it up. So this means that if you follow all the directions for getting a consistent measurement, it may not look consistent simply because it actually changes inside your body.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by SeeAndSay
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Wrist BP cuffs may be a bit off in their readings, but it's worth estimating the difference when you can use the device so much more easily. Trying to take your own BP is not easy and often takes multiple tries. The wrist cuffs eliminate that issue. We have tried three brands and this is by far the best in terms of ease of use, accuracy, and digital display. It's quite easy to put on. After slipping your hand through the strap, you secure it with velcro and turn it on. Keeping quiet and keeping your elbow bent so that the device is above your heart, the reading appears quietly and quickly. There is a memory so two people can use it and keep a record of their scores separately. If this one had to be replaced, I would buy another one just like it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by Rachel
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I normally don't get reliable readings from a wrist monitor. If the fit isn't absolutely perfect for that particular reading, I usually get abnormally high results. I decided to try this new Omron wrist meter after experiencing good results with an Omron 10 series wrist meter. I like the thin sculpted styling of this meter. It's thinner and much better looking than the older box style Omron meters. The silent inflation is an awesome feature. I can't even tell the meter is running until I feel the pressure tightening on my wrist. It's great for taking a reading when you don't want to disturb others like a sleeping spouse. One major downside is the lack of a back-light. This meter may not wake a sleeping spouse with noise but the need for an external light to see the screen sure might. The contrast also isn't the greatest so a back-light, especially a reverse style back-light like that on my old Omron BP786, would be fantastic. Accuracy is still a mixed bag but I knew that going in. If I don't position the meter exactly right, I'll get readings 10-15 points above what my upper arm meters indicate. I got this meter primarily for readings on the go, so my options are limited. I really don't want to haul around a full size meter everywhere I go. If I position the meter just right, I'll usually get readings that are correct or within a couple points of what I believe to be correct based on my history and other meters. The good news is that it returns accurate results most times I use the meter. It’s also pretty obvious when the meter isn't on my wrist in the optimal position. When it's off, it's WAY off. If I get results within a few points of my normal readings, I know it's on my wrist in an optimal position. If I get results that are 10, 15 or more points higher than normal, I know it wasn't in the correct position. Operation is pretty straightforward. The meter applies easily to either wrist. I don't like the new curved shape of the wrist band. If I'm not careful, I'll sometimes put the meter on crooked due to following the band instead of the orientation of the meter itself. Basic operation is just like my older Omron meters. I put the meter on, push the start button and wait until I hear the air escape and the band slackens. Omron placed a dedicated Bluetooth button on the rear. I no longer use the transfer/clock button on the front. I like the change because I'd always forget how to enter pairing mode with the old style meters. Pairing is much more intuitive with the new Bluetooth button. The button can also turn Bluetooth off if necessary. No more removing batteries to disable Bluetooth in areas where it is prohibited. This meter also includes a handy hard carrying case for safe transport in a bag or purse. The Omron app is new and apparently developed by Alivecor now. I don't know what the relationship is between Omron and Alivecor but I like the combining of the two. I also have a Kardia EKG device and it's great to sync both devices in a single app. Thankfully, my old Omron login still works and I still see my results from years past. The app can be a little funky at times. I’ll occasionally receive an error message that there are no new results or that the app can’t find the meter when I try to sync. Despite the error, it’ll sometimes sync anyway. I get the same issues with my new upper arm Omron meter. That makes me believe the app is the culprit rather than the device. Hopefully, the minor bugs will be addressed in future app updates. Overall, I like this new Omron 7. It's not perfect but it's good enough for what I need. My wrists are not an ideal spot for blood pressure readings but I can make it work if I adjust the fit of the cuff. It may sound overly simple but I've tried doing the same with cheaper no-name meters and always got absurdly high results no matter how much I adjusted the cuff. I have the confidence to travel with this meter and feel comfortable with the results.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019 by SNS
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
We have had so many cuff BP's that just error out and this was really just another attempt to find something that works. However, this little gem has been amazing. Always gives me a BP reading!
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Tony
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
My doctor recommended the Omron brand, so I chose this inexpensive battery-operated unit. I was surprised how small the unit is, and the case it comes in. It comes with two AAA batteries, so you don't need to dig any out. It also comes with a manual, and a quick start. The quick start includes downloading the app and syncing your monitor to it, Or, you can do what I did: Put the batteries in, wrap it around the small of your wrist face up, sit up straight with your arm on a table, and hit the START button. It's been completely reliable so far., matching other sources, as did the pulse ox and heart rate values. I haven't used the phone app, and don't intend to. If you just want a quick, easy, inexpensive, very portable blood pressure monitor, this is the unit for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024 by Howard Clements
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This review is for an Omron model BP6350 Series 7 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor. About 20 years ago I bought an Omron HEM-773 Intillisense upper arm blood pressure monitor. It has served me very well ever since I got it. Since being diagnosed with heart failure, I have needed to monitor my blood pressure at least daily. I wanted to get a more compact blood pressure monitor for use when traveling. Given my great satisfaction with the Omron HEM-773, the Omron BP6350 was a natural choice. The Omron BP6350 worked quite well for a couple of months, but it started to deliver an “E4” error message more and more frequently. The “E4” error message indicates movement or talking during measurement. With no change in the method or process I used when taking the measurement, this error message seemed very odd. After about six months, I never got a reading other than “E4.” I contacted Omron to see if we could resolve the issue. The Omron representative recommended returning the unit to the service center to get it checked out, which I did at my own expense. Within two days of Omron receiving the unit, they returned it to me stating that it checked out fine and fully conformed to their specs. I tried the unit out and got an accurate reading the first time I used it! The next day, I got only “E4” readings. The following day after getting two “E4” readings, I did get one accurate reading. Since then, I have not gotten anything but “E4” readings. After discussing the situation with the Omron tech support supervisor, it appears that the BP6350 Series 7 does not work reliably for a person with serious heart health issues. Omron will replace the wrist monitor with an upper arm monitor but they do not have a wrist monitor that will work reliably for someone with heart health issues. And, this did not address the apparent deterioration of performance over time. Ironic that when you need it most, it works the least. With the deterioration in performance and the response from Omron’s service department, I cannot recommend the Omron BP6350. If you can find an older Omron HEM-773, you will have a good unit, but the Omron BP6350 is junk and a total waste of money for someone that really needs to monitor blood pressure!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by ydidjy
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Works great with my Samsung Galaxy Classic 8 watch
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Neci
Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I am satisfied with this device and got a very good price. I decided to experiment with positioning and just getting an idea of how it works. I never got a high reading even when I deliberately did things that should cause a high reading. I feel like I need to find somebody with high blood pressure to make sure it actually works. But my BP is generally on the low side and I don't actually have any issues, so for now I'm assuming it's accurate. It's one of the few officially validated models. The blue positioning heart takes a few tries to catch onto and it disappears pretty quick and will take your BP even if your position is wrong, so definitely do some experimenting there. The bluetooth connect button is on the back of the device. This information is well hidden in the manual and I eventually had to call Omron. The manual says bluetooth is turned on by default but mine was turned off. A lot of people complain about losing connectivity. Here's what I've found so far. Initial bluetooth setup was OK once I found the button. But I don't keep bluetooth turned on on my iPhone all the time. So sometimes I get an error message when I try to sync, either by turning bluetooth on before I measure BP, or trying to sync later. With bluetooth on on my iPhone, I just do what it says, which I think is, turn off the Omron screen and press (and release) the Omron bluetooth button. On my phone it will look like it's trying to connect but hasn't. Meanwhile the latest reading has in fact synced and shows on the Omron screen. So don't always go by what the bluetooth setting screen on your phone says. It may be working even when it looks like it isn't. I wasn't sure if I wanted to use the app, still haven't decided, but it seems easier to see previous readings in a list in the app rather than clicking on the Omron and seeing them one by one. Omron has a good video about bluetooth pairing except the model they use to illustrate has the bluetooth button plainly marked on the front of the device instead of hidden on the back like this model. If you see 4 little squares on the Omron screen, you're connected. This is in the video but not the manual.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by alooknac