yuwell Smart Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth | Medical Grade, BP Machine for Home Use | Ultra Light Weight, Smart Inflation Cuff, Large Display, Rechargeable Battery, App for iOS & Android
$35.99Original price was: $35.99.$32.39Current price is: $32.39.
Customers find the blood pressure monitor’s accuracy mixed, with some saying it’s accurate while others report unreliable readings. The Bluetooth connectivity also receives mixed feedback, with several customers reporting that it doesn’t work. The device receives positive feedback for its blood pressure monitoring capabilities, though customers find the size too small and consider it a waste of money.
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8 reviews for yuwell Smart Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth | Medical Grade, BP Machine for Home Use | Ultra Light Weight, Smart Inflation Cuff, Large Display, Rechargeable Battery, App for iOS & Android
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CK –
**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reliable, Rechargeable, and App‑Smart—BP Tracking Made Simple**
The yuwell wrist monitor has turned blood‑pressure checks into a quick, no‑fuss habit. Slip on the oversized cuff, press start, and in under 40 seconds the large back‑lit screen shows easy‑to‑read systolic, diastolic, and pulse numbers—plus a handy icon if it detects an irregular heartbeat. I compared it with my clinic’s upper‑arm device and readings were within a couple of points, so I trust the accuracy.What sets it apart is the rechargeable battery and Bluetooth sync. One USB‑C charge has lasted me two weeks of twice‑daily measurements, and each reading uploads automatically to the free Healthcare+ app, where unlimited storage and colorful charts make trends crystal clear. No manual logs, no subscription fees. The cuff inflates quietly without pinching, and the built‑in wrist‑position sensor beeps if I’m not at heart level, preventing false highs.Lightweight, travel‑friendly case, a bright three‑color risk indicator for instant feedback, and a single‑button memory recall for quick doctor visits—all in one sleek unit. For anyone serious about monitoring BP at home or on the go, this yuwell monitor is a five‑star essential.
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A.J. –
Fragile BT connectivity, “quirky” interface; BP measurements come close to professional results.
Device performance was compared to my spouse’s measurements taken (upper arm cuff) separately at MD’s office and inpatient bedside. Yuwell Results were very very close to “the real” thing both times. Cuff is a bit on the small side. Good for children and skinny-Minnies. No good for a fat pig like me. Bluetooth was too weird for words. I could never get the Yuwell to show up as a connected BT device on my Samsung phone, but fortunately, when a connection is active, the Android app lights up a greyscale drawing of the Yuwell device AND puts it in color. So that’s 1 small thing about the Bluetooth drama that made me say “Neat”. But yeah, BT connectivity is dependent on the app, not the phone’s Settings, and the app is dependent on finding a powered-up cuff in range. And getting this cuff to “power up” without inflating and generating a false/nonsense reading (or “Error”, if you’re lucky) is tricky.
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Jess G –
Works great
So far so good with this blood pressure cuff. The cuff fits well, the Bluetooth works well if the app is open before starting the cuff, and the readings are accurate based on comparison with an arm cuff. I like it!
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Natalie P. –
Doesn’t connect with Bluetooth, the app cost 💲
It works! However the app is worthless, and will cost to use. The Bluetooth doesn’t work, at least not mine. Which is very disappointing considering it’s the reason why I ordered it in the first place. It’s accurate, the size is small enough for me. However it would probably be too small for my sons. So I’m honestly considering returning it.
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Pat Atkinson –
Great Blood Pressure Monitor
This is so much easier to take daily blood pressure. It is so much more convenient to get it right out of the included box, snap it on, and get it done. Traveling with this blood pressure monitor is so easy.
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Dennis R Jackson –
The Hardware B+’, Software ‘D+’, translation Chinese to English ‘D+’, sell’s tactics ‘F’’
Accuracy of the monitor is accurate as per the numbers however it’s graph’s are inaccurate and of.no use. The monitor itself is fine otothan its slopped side catches of my wheelchair when I’m move with it on. The app also has two additional weaknesses which as a programmer I find a matter of lazy or amateur coding and extremely poor translation to the English language from its original Chinese. Some of the medical descriptions are incorrect the bluetooth only works if app is running and has focus ie on screen otherwise data must be manually input by the user from the screen output which is cumbersome if you’re trying to log data for medical review it also does not interface with apples health app or any other app I am aware of so including the data within an overall health history is nexy to impossible. Basically It’s a decent piece of hardware with cheap sloppy coding which restricts it’s usefulness I’d give the hardware developers a ‘B+’ for being the first rechargeable Bluetooth wrist blood pressure monitor I’ve been able too find and the software developers a’D’ for sloppy translation sloppy weak coding and being too cheap to pay for access to the sdk in order to integrate it with apples health program or any other consolidated health program other than theirs which only seems to work with their hardware hmm seems like a hard sell for a mediocre product ps I have 40 years in I.I. Working for IBM DEC Compaq Computers, the U.S. navy, the U.S. Air Force as well as Chevron and assorted healcare providers including Kaiser and Catholic Healthcare West thank you for suffering through my review
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jose luis alvarado –
Es muy bueno.
Muy bueno…
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Stewart –
Great buy
This is a pretty accurate wrist bp wrist cuff device. It’s a bit slow, but it makes up for itself w/ the bluetooth and other features. This is my third wrist bp cuff and it seems to do well against the other higher priced ones. I tested it against what the nurse’s cuff did and it was very close to the same measurement.
$12.99Original price was: $12.99.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
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yuwell Smart Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor with Bluetooth | Medical Grade, BP Machine for Home Use | Ultra Light Weight, Smart Inflation Cuff, Large Display, Rechargeable Battery, App for iOS & Android
CK –
**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reliable, Rechargeable, and App‑Smart—BP Tracking Made Simple**
The yuwell wrist monitor has turned blood‑pressure checks into a quick, no‑fuss habit. Slip on the oversized cuff, press start, and in under 40 seconds the large back‑lit screen shows easy‑to‑read systolic, diastolic, and pulse numbers—plus a handy icon if it detects an irregular heartbeat. I compared it with my clinic’s upper‑arm device and readings were within a couple of points, so I trust the accuracy.What sets it apart is the rechargeable battery and Bluetooth sync. One USB‑C charge has lasted me two weeks of twice‑daily measurements, and each reading uploads automatically to the free Healthcare+ app, where unlimited storage and colorful charts make trends crystal clear. No manual logs, no subscription fees. The cuff inflates quietly without pinching, and the built‑in wrist‑position sensor beeps if I’m not at heart level, preventing false highs.Lightweight, travel‑friendly case, a bright three‑color risk indicator for instant feedback, and a single‑button memory recall for quick doctor visits—all in one sleek unit. For anyone serious about monitoring BP at home or on the go, this yuwell monitor is a five‑star essential.
A.J. –
Fragile BT connectivity, “quirky” interface; BP measurements come close to professional results.
Device performance was compared to my spouse’s measurements taken (upper arm cuff) separately at MD’s office and inpatient bedside. Yuwell Results were very very close to “the real” thing both times. Cuff is a bit on the small side. Good for children and skinny-Minnies. No good for a fat pig like me. Bluetooth was too weird for words. I could never get the Yuwell to show up as a connected BT device on my Samsung phone, but fortunately, when a connection is active, the Android app lights up a greyscale drawing of the Yuwell device AND puts it in color. So that’s 1 small thing about the Bluetooth drama that made me say “Neat”. But yeah, BT connectivity is dependent on the app, not the phone’s Settings, and the app is dependent on finding a powered-up cuff in range. And getting this cuff to “power up” without inflating and generating a false/nonsense reading (or “Error”, if you’re lucky) is tricky.
Jess G –
Works great
So far so good with this blood pressure cuff. The cuff fits well, the Bluetooth works well if the app is open before starting the cuff, and the readings are accurate based on comparison with an arm cuff. I like it!
Natalie P. –
Doesn’t connect with Bluetooth, the app cost 💲
It works! However the app is worthless, and will cost to use. The Bluetooth doesn’t work, at least not mine. Which is very disappointing considering it’s the reason why I ordered it in the first place. It’s accurate, the size is small enough for me. However it would probably be too small for my sons. So I’m honestly considering returning it.
Pat Atkinson –
Great Blood Pressure Monitor
This is so much easier to take daily blood pressure. It is so much more convenient to get it right out of the included box, snap it on, and get it done. Traveling with this blood pressure monitor is so easy.
Dennis R Jackson –
The Hardware B+’, Software ‘D+’, translation Chinese to English ‘D+’, sell’s tactics ‘F’’
Accuracy of the monitor is accurate as per the numbers however it’s graph’s are inaccurate and of.no use. The monitor itself is fine otothan its slopped side catches of my wheelchair when I’m move with it on. The app also has two additional weaknesses which as a programmer I find a matter of lazy or amateur coding and extremely poor translation to the English language from its original Chinese. Some of the medical descriptions are incorrect the bluetooth only works if app is running and has focus ie on screen otherwise data must be manually input by the user from the screen output which is cumbersome if you’re trying to log data for medical review it also does not interface with apples health app or any other app I am aware of so including the data within an overall health history is nexy to impossible. Basically It’s a decent piece of hardware with cheap sloppy coding which restricts it’s usefulness I’d give the hardware developers a ‘B+’ for being the first rechargeable Bluetooth wrist blood pressure monitor I’ve been able too find and the software developers a’D’ for sloppy translation sloppy weak coding and being too cheap to pay for access to the sdk in order to integrate it with apples health program or any other consolidated health program other than theirs which only seems to work with their hardware hmm seems like a hard sell for a mediocre product ps I have 40 years in I.I. Working for IBM DEC Compaq Computers, the U.S. navy, the U.S. Air Force as well as Chevron and assorted healcare providers including Kaiser and Catholic Healthcare West thank you for suffering through my review
jose luis alvarado –
Es muy bueno.
Muy bueno…
Stewart –
Great buy
This is a pretty accurate wrist bp wrist cuff device. It’s a bit slow, but it makes up for itself w/ the bluetooth and other features. This is my third wrist bp cuff and it seems to do well against the other higher priced ones. I tested it against what the nurse’s cuff did and it was very close to the same measurement.