Reviews for Withings Smart Blood Pressure Monitor

It is only for 9 to 17 inch arms. Bigger arms will generate high and erroneous readings. No customer service number to call in Owner's manual. It is being returned :( anyone konw of a BP monitor that is WIFI capable with a large cuff?

The unit itself seems good enough... But the unit is kinda useless without the software. I bought my unit shortly after Christmas 2012. On the 30th the software kept crashing. This rather embarrassing "bug" was documented on the WiThing website. A bug? Really strange "bug" if you ask me... More likely an Easter egg from a disgruntled programmer. TRY SOME QA (Quality Assurance) -sheesh. Now, the app is saying I need to gain 62kg... Another "bug"....

Hardware is just more junk without the software. grrrrr. Idiots

I had one of these BP cuffs and sent it back. It's made extremely well and the iPhone and iPad app is great;however, the sensor in the cuff is very difficult to place in the exact position even after watching the video and reading the documentation. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't, even if I had it on my arm and didn't touch it.. When it worked it worked perfectly and accurately, just couldn't get the thing put on my arm correctly 100%. Hope this helps someone else. .

I purchased this device 2 weeks ago, my wife & I use it on our indivual iPad. Loved it until she took it to the doctor with her & they testedi it. Was told it was not accurate, numbers were too high. Proved it to her by taking pressure with there equipment. It took the trust out of the device, at least until i see an update come out that states "More Accurate than last update".

Beautiful design, but finicky operation. Too many errors stating to refit the cuff and try again, even though I had followed the instructions carefully. Readings were inconsistent with other BP cuffs.

This product is hardly usable as the cord length is about a foot. How are you supposed to let your i-device rest and not hold if you are taking your blood pressure at the same time?

Cord needs to be at least 2 to 3 feet long so you can rest the i-device and sit down at a table at the same time.

Very poor design.

I love the monitor itself and the large cuff. Taking the blood pressure reading is easy and the app provides a great interface for each BP session; HOWEVER, the app is not very intuitive when it comes to viewing your BP history (especially the graph) or manually adding your daily weight (in case you don't feel like spending a small fortune for a bluetooth Withings scale. It's as if Withings designed the app with virtually no consideration for those who want to make manual entries. And I wish that I could "turn off" the entire weight tracking system, so that I could focus on BP only.

I purchased the BP cuff 2 weeks ago and it has worked flawlessly. I take my BP twice a day while the MD is trying to regulate my hypertension. The Withings BP Cuff and app easily work with my iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. I take my BP with one of them and I can take anyone of them to my doctor and all of the readings are there, I can even E-Mail the stats to him.

I had numerous problems with the poorly designed iHealth Blood Pressure Monitor (the rival device to this one). However, I switched and this one works perfectly.

Only with they had some charts indicating what are good/bad blood pressure levels. Also, some explanations of what everything means. That is the only good thing from iHealth that I liked more than the Withings BPM.

The thing I liked the most was the fact that the deviced would prompt my iPod to download the application needed to run the device.

I take my pressure everyday and I find Withings BPM easy to use with my iphone and I pad. It has the ability to send the results to your doctor via email. Just a recommendation, make the next model wireless and it would be perfect!