The indications are all over the place, I almost went crazy. Fortunately, I tried it on my husband who has low blood pressure and the consecutive measurements were as follows: the first one was 16.1, the second one was 15, then 11, and then 13.8. I only mention the high pressure for you to understand. Unfortunately, I bought it from the pharmacy for 50€. Only Omron, as they advised me at the hospital, is the most reliable.

WASTED money every time and gives you a different reading. Pressure measurement is a very serious issue, gentlemen of the manufacturing company.

I bought it about 20 days ago... I took 3 consecutive measurements and it gives me 3 different results with a significant difference between them... For example, the first measurement is 131 over 88, the second is 121 over 79, and the third is 10.9 over 7... It's hard to find out what my blood pressure is... I bought it from a pharmacy unfortunately at the price of 48 euros.

The product is excellent for its price. I bought it for my mother, for less than 50 euros, and it came with a power adapter as a gift, which helps me save on batteries. Regarding the country of origin, the pharmacist informed me that it is German, just like some other products are Swiss and some are English. However, from what I know, 90% of the production of all products is done in the East. The important thing is which company you are dealing with and the specifications it provides.

It takes a long time to show results and it tightens too much. It would be better to pay 10€ more and get a more reputable brand. They sold it to me at the pharmacy as a German product, but the only German thing about it seems to be the name, as the packaging only includes an address in the center of Frankfurt, but no phone number or email. After researching, I couldn't find any relevant company in Germany, nor the product. On the bottom of the packaging, I have a barcode that starts with 520. Everyone can draw their own conclusions

There is an issue with this blood pressure monitor, it counts backwards compared to other monitors. It squeezes too much and raises the pressure to 20, then slowly decreases, but it squeezes too tightly and it is very uncomfortable. It starts measuring slowly and it is very annoying. It is also very uncomfortable with the tightness it applies to the hand, it hurts. I do not recommend it

I have had it for about 5 years. At first, it was very good. Because I haven't been using it much lately, I would put it on my arm and it would take a long time to come down, my hand would go numb, and the result was that I would take it off without being able to measure. I changed the batteries twice, but nothing happened. I bought a new wristband, but the problem still persisted. I don't know if blood pressure monitors in general have such a short lifespan because this was the first electronic blood pressure monitor I bought. Recently, I bought one from Microlife. I am satisfied so far. Only time will tell in the future...

Update: It lasted over 3 years, with daily use at least 3 times a day. It no longer inflates the armband properly. With joy, I will order a new one for my mother today already.

Excellent quality-price ratio. I bought one for myself, and after a month, another one for my parents. We needed an extra larger cuff, and the process was very easy. It seems to be reliable in its measurements - possibly showing half a unit lower.

The brand was unknown to me, but I saw very good reviews here on Skroutz and I bought it ten days ago. Besides being battery-powered, it is also electric-powered and they gave me a transformer as a gift! (I don't know if it is standard in the package or if it was a store offer where I bought it). So far, the image I have formed for the product is very good.

The first device I received was defective. The second one works fine, but the measurements are smaller compared to an old analog pressure gauge that I have.