OMRON Complete Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor and ECG for Hypertension Monitoring and AFib screening for Home Use - 2-in-1 BP Monitor and ECG Machine with 1 Year OMRON Connect Premium for Free

Smart machine, got it for my dad, the ECG function is pretty cool shown on your phone 😎👍It has a nice discount when I got it, as far as I can see it logs one person, some other cheaper Omron machines do two people with toggling a switch, but it's not a problem as it's only for my dad, it gets a highly recommended from me 😁

This is a great dual task machine to professional standard. Easy to use once the instructions are mastered. And, of course, it also links up to the Omron Connect app. where results can be stored. Most useful.

I was sceptical about spending the money (£150 when i purchased, i have seen it since as low as £100) when basic blood pressure monitors are far less, mainly just to get the ecg feature, but it works well and i dont regret it.Doctors found that i have extra beats and while they figure out medication and doses they wanted me to keep and eye on everything at home, so i wanted to get something that could help me take accurate readings.I saw a review mentioning why does it ask for permission to use a microphone, my understanding is that it uses a microphone or multiple microphones in the unit to take the ecg readings.I also saw some reviews mention having trouble getting it to take readings cleanly, from my experiences with it you cannot move at all while it takes the reading, as long as you stay completely still it works well.Its nice being able to keep track of everything on your phone and generate reports showing averages, graphs. Being able to go back and review the ecgs and blood pressure readings.One thing i would like to see is an on/off switch on the unit, aswell as the start/stop button, as i found that if i was on the ecg reading screen on my phone and touched the metal pads on the machine (which if the machine was on would start the reading) even with it "off" ie. The display is off, it would start to take the reading so it must stay connected to the phone by bluetooth even when it appears to be off. So i have been taking the batteries out between uses so that it dosnt drain the batteries.I wasnt overly happy that i would have to pay for premium to use the ecg feature (you get 1 year free included anyway) £9.99 a month or around £55 i think it was if paid in one go, but then i found out that, taking blood pressure readings, ecg readings, exceeding a certain amount of daily steps (measured by your phone or smart watch) keeping track of medication intake and other things earns you points in the app (for most its 300 points per reading, you get 1000 for generating a monthly report, 1000 for creating your account and 10,000 for going premium which is free for the first year) and when you hit 50,000 points you get a £5 gift card that can be used in many places (amazon, argos, supermarkets ect) i redeemed £5 on 7th of February and i only ordered the unit on the 7th of January, and im not using it every day. Less than 2 weeks on from then and i have another 26,000 points, only 24,000 away from another £5 voucher so in my eyes the premium will pay for itself as long as i keep it up and if the rewards stay the same.

The OMRON Complete ECG is a compact, user-friendly device that combines blood pressure monitoring with single-lead ECG tracking—making it ideal for individuals managing hypertension and irregular heart rhythms. Its Bluetooth connectivity allows seamless syncing with the OMRON Connect app, enabling users to track trends and share data easily with healthcare providers.Pros:• Dual functionality: ECG + blood pressure monitor• Clear, easy-to-read display• Clinically validated accuracy• App integration for tracking and sharing resultsCons:• Only provides a single-lead ECG, which may limit diagnostic depth• App interface can be a bit unintuitive for first-time users• Some users report connectivity issues with the app• More expensive than standard monitorsOverall, the OMRON Complete ECG offers peace of mind for those needing regular heart health monitoring at home, though it may not replace more comprehensive clinical ECG devices

Works well both for ECG readings and blood pressure. GP says none of these are any good.!!Although they are happy to use readings from these if you need to monitor BP and ECG over a week.

I couldn’t get the Bluetooth to work with my iPhone. I gave up, and returned it

I bought one when they just came out. It literally saved my mother’s life. I just bought a second one to gift to a GP friend.

I compare this to my cheapo monitor from a discount store (sanitas brand) and the results are very similar. I think the Omron app is very good especially as it comes free for a year with brilliant reporting functions.I do not understand people's concern about privacy for using the app as i do not recall where it asks you to use your real name or age . As for email address use Gmail.I have no way (yet) to verify accuracy of Omron complete but it is a trusted brand.