OMRON 10 Series Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor and Arm Cuff for Home Use

I bought the BP Monitor Equate 8000 series (in store) and the Omron 10 series (online). I chose these models due to the display being dark background with white numbers for easy to read. I had problems with syncing the Equate 8000 series data with app. I exchanged it thinking it was a bad unit. The second one worked better but was not reliable to sync every time. Its not hard to manually enter the readings but I shouldn't have to. The Equate is more compact and would be easier to pack for travel compared to Omron 10. The Equate 8000 weighs less too. I like the display being in color for easy identification of other than normal readings. The Omron 10 does not have color other than the heart beat. The D-ring cuff is easy to put on compared with Omron 10. That one has a preformed cuff and is more difficult to put on due to the stiffness. The Omron seems to have a more detailed app. There are two screens that you use. One to sync and the other to view results/history. The Equate is all in one but you must have app open to sync. Overall, I like the Equate one better but ended up not keeping it due to the sync problem.

Love the large display. The Omron was easy and fast to setup. It came with batteries and an AC adapter. Omron has an app for my phone and the data from the monitor is sent and stored on the app as well as the monitor. No more blood pressure logs, I have the data at my fingertips. The cuff is ample and no bulb to pump up, just place the cuff on your arm and click start.