Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine
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About this product
Clinically validated 2-in-1 blood pressure monitoring with ECG recording, for easy, heart condition screening at home. By Omron, the No.1 recommended brand by cardiologists (1). 5-year guarantee (2).
- Screen Heart Conditions Quickly screens a range of heart conditions including heart rhythm irregularities such as Atrial Fibrillation (AFib, associated with 5x higher risk of stroke and heart failure, so important to detect early), tachycardia, bradycardia and hypertension.
- Track and read your health results on Omron connect App Easy to understand results with the free Omron connect app. Seamlessly store and securely share measurements with your doctor.
- 90 memories showing date and time of reading.
- Irregular heartbeat detector.
- Batteries required: 4 x AA batteries included.
- Manufacturer's 5 year frame guarantee.
- EAN: 4015672112865.
4.4
23 reviews
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Customers Say
The Omron Complete Blood Pressure Monitor with ECG offers reliable readings and easy app integration but can be complicated for some users. Its size and cost are noted drawbacks, though many appreciate its features.
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Excellent, user Friendly with great support app
This is an excellent machine It is very easy to use and I signed up to the app which stores all my readings. Great to show doctor or chemist. The machine is obviously well built and the instruction manual is very easy to follow. Once signed up for the app you can track all your readings (BP and ECG) under your name or another. The display is really clear and indicates if everything is or is not normal The carry case is really good for storage and safekeeping. I have had a few BP machines over the years but this one is the best I have owned.
Martin G, 55 - 64, Leeds
Rolls Royce level - but do you really need a RR?
Easy to use once you get the hang of it and there is an extensive printed manual (rather than online which shows the sort of people it is designed for - including the likes of me). Seems a good and well made product if you need all the functionality, and are willing to pay for it (it's quite expensive as I understand it, but I didn't pay). However I suggest a simpler, and cheaper, setup is adequate for many people. The blood pressure readings were not transferred from the monitor to the app on my phone (but this could be a setup issue).
xerxes, 65 or over, London
A handy device
This monitor has a good size cuff, with a range of 22-42 cm, so can be used by people with larger arms, which I think is a very good feature. I like the fact that you can take just a blood pressure reading or just ecg, or both together. The blood pressure cuff inflates quite quickly but then I find it’s a bit slow to actually produce the blood pressure reading. The ecg function is quite basic, so will only alert you to a heart rate that is too fast, too slow or irregular; you could get the same information from taking your pulse, although this function is useful for anyone who doesn’t feel confident in checking their pulse, or doesn’t think to do so. Good, clear instructions are provided. I found setting up the Omron app a bit fiddly and time consuming but once set up, it is easy to use. A good feature is that readings are transferred to and stored in the app, so you can build a history. A really useful feature is that you can send information from your phone to a health care provider. All round, a useful device which I recommend.
Ivyleaf, 55 - 64, East Sussex
ECG blood pressure machine
The machine comes in a handy storage bag very sturdy. But also comes with 4 large manuals on how to use it which I found very daunting, I managed to download the app to my phone to use it but then had to wait for help from a friend before going further. It was easy to take my blood pressure but more tricky to do the ecg. It’s clever in the fact it stores all your readings but you only get one year free after that the cost is approx £8 a month which for a pensioner is quite a lot but useful for some. Would I use it all the time yes if it was handy or if I felt unwell. Otherwise not sure I would you it everyday as not fully tech minded.
Loulou, 65 or over, Kent
Excellent Monitor for BP and ECG
After a bit of an issue setting up an account, I consider this machine an excellent way to monitor your health. The cuff for BP is a very good size, accommodating arms of 22-42cm, 9-17 inches, and the addition of the ECG makes it more reassuring that everything is ok. The machine takes 4 AA batteries, is very easy to use, and records information into the Omron Connect app. It comes with a sturdy case to hold everything together when not in use. The instruction manuals are good and informative, although there is a lot of paper in the 4 separate manuals, each holding instructions for various countries. The machine is compact with a single line screen which is easy to read. There is a shelf to put your mobile phone on whilst it is recording the ECG. All in all, an excellent piece of kit which I am very happy with.
Fran61, 55 - 64, East Midlands
Comprehensive heart and ECG monitoring device
This unit measures blood pressure and heart rate, and links to the OMRON app so you can also keep records of past results. It also enables you to input and monitor health goals such as weight targets and fitness goals. The unit is battery powered and links by Bluetooth to your smartphone, giving you instant readings on your phone screen. The blood pressure cuff is comfortable and easy to connect and use. There is lots of information and guidance on how to use the device, as well as tips on health and fitness. There is an option to subscribe to a premium service which unlocks more features, and is offered free for a year. Some of the instructions are a little unclear, and a thorough read of the instructions prior to use would be beneficial to avoid confusion. The app menus aren’t always intuitive but with regular use are workable. This is a clinically validated blood pressure and ECG measuring device for those who wish to accurately monitor a health issue, check their ongoing readings over a period of time, or record improvements to their fitness.
SusieSue, 55 - 64, West Yorkshire
Great device if you have high BP & heart issues
Clear instruction booklet in varying languages. Easy to set up & use. You can easily see your blood pressure and ECG readings together, or separately if preferred. Pair smartphone to see ECG recording as it it happens. It tells you if your BP is normal or not and there is a table in the App showing you the ranges and what they mean. The ECG also lets you know if the reading is normal or possible Afib, Bradycardia, Tachycardia or even unreadable. Very useful if you have heart problems and need to monitor regularly. It is recommended you take 2 readings every morning and 2 every evening.
Diane007, 55 - 64, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Over complicated
I’ve used various basic blood pressure monitors in the past without any issues. I assumed this product would be a step up but found it quite difficult to use. The machine comes with four thick instruction booklets which seems excessive. While I expected straightforward instructions, they were actually quite confusing. Downloading the app was easy and it initially connected to my iPhone. However, it kept losing connection which was frustrating. It does include a year-long free premium subscription but after that you must remember to cancel or you’ll be charged over £8 a month. I opted for the free basic version. The machine includes batteries which is helpful but putting them in is tricky. The battery compartment is difficult to open and I was worried about breaking it. The instructions are confusing and state you can take BP and ECG separately but I found the ECG only worked simultaneously with the BP. Recording results to the app was frustrating due to inconsistent Bluetooth connections that kept dropping. Overall, I feel this machine complicates simple tasks. Perhaps it will become easier over time.
Jules, 55 - 64, Birmingham
Invaluable
As a heart patient the OMRON complete BPM & ECG machine is excellent for recording any irregularities with my BP or issues such as AF, tachi or bradycardia Working with the OMRON complete app you can have your results to hand, building up a history for yourself or medical professionals. Setting up the app is easy and the machine connects to your phone via Bluetooth. You can use as a regular BP monitor or combine it with an ECG by placing your phone on the cradle, you can also record ECG independently. My only gripe, unfortunately, is the machine comes with their basic cuff where I find their Intelli cuff is a better option, but you can easily swap it out.
Hori62, 55 - 64, Chichester
Great Blood Pressure - Frustrating ECG experience
The initial set up is straightforward and includes 4 booklets in various languages.Monitor pairs easily with Bluetooth using the app which guides you It’s clean and intuitive and results sync quickly with lists or graphs and exports results. Accessing online results is simple and accurate. Blood pressure results are consistent and accurate. Unfortunately I’ve been unable to obtain an ECG reading despite repeated attempts and troubleshooting, it still does not record any results.I’ve re-read the instructions but this function will not work for me. This is a solid choice for accurate reliable blood pressure readings and excellent app integration but the joint ECG readings failed to deliver for my unit which I was really looking forward to utilising together. I also found after exercising the readings increased which tells me I need to rest completely before resuming another session and not to do rigorous exercise everyday.
Cinders, 65 or over, Hayes Middlesex
You place your smartphone on top of the machine after pairing it with the omron AP, and the ecg comes up on your phone, so there is No screen on the omron complete, what you can see is a smartphone positioned on top taking the readings for the ecg .
Hi David,
Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine
On checking I can see this is shown on the screen as it is in use.
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Hello there,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine: I can confirm that no additional subscription is required to access the ECG results in the OMRON Connect app.
The ECG feature is available to all users who use a compatible device – it does not require a Premium subscription.
The Premium subscription only offers extra features, such as detailed health insights, trend analysis, and unlimited data storage, but these are not related to accessing or using the ECG functionality itself.
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Hi iCat,
Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine 311/2768 Premium subscription will allow you to use the app and keep records using the app.
Picture 5/7 shows that this does come with 1 year free subscription.
The item will still work without the subscription.
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Absolutely not. I think an Apple watch might actually have a better ECG function but all of these things are essentially childrens toys in comparison to actual medical devices. That doesnt necessarily mean they arent useful though, but its not going to detect a heart attack.
Also, for the record, around two thirds of heart attacks wont even show on an ECG whatsoever. it all depends where the cell death occurs
Hello Vaughan,
Re: Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine.
You would need to speak with a medical health professional for advice on this question.
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Hello Paul,
The supplier has advised the following for the Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine:
“ I can confirm the following softwares are compatible:
o iOS 15 and later.
o Android 9 and above.
From a google search I can see that originally the iPhone 14 was shipped with iOS 16 software and currently the software is iOS 18 so this should be find for customers with the iPhone 14. ”
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Hello Maryfairy,
The supplier has advised the following for the Omron Complete BPM and ECG in One Machine:
"Yes, a smart phone is required for use with the OMRON Complete BPM & ECG, the phone will give you and store your readings".
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