First of all, when you first put batteries in. You see too small buttons. Yellowish and grey/white. The yellow button starts the date adjustment. You can tell from the year blinking. Adjust year with grey/white button. Next month. Then time. Hit yellow button again and time is set. Now to use it. It positions slightly different then my other wrist bp device, position hand with thumb up looking at palm. The omron monitor will be at the top and the cuff is slightly preformed so you can position correcly. There is a heart mark on the cuff that should be centered on your arm near where you take a pulse on your wrist area. Position your hand near your heart. Then just hit the blue start button. If you have it positioned wrong, the light at the top turns orange. I just hit stop and redo it after i reposition my hand. It pumps slow and smoothly. Not super hard like other monitors. I have 3 other devices and it is always close to my omron arm cuff bp machine so i know its accurate enough. 5 because i can take it to work and use it there with minimal noise. It stores 200 memory, and can be switched from user A and B. To turn off, just hit blue button again, and it turns off, or it'll just time out and turn off. To view memory, just hit the memory button when switched to A or B and it'll show the stored values. That's pretty much it. It looks quality and works well. Oh and there is an L below the A or B person, meaning you're using your left arm. If you hit set and i think mem, it switches it to right arm. I knew this thing wasn't that lame that it wouldn't work on both arms. You can set user A to L(eft arm) and user B to R(ight arm) and you just switch it using the switch, is what i do. Guess it pays to read the f'n manual lol.
Update: just purchased this new one 652N (which is this flatter looking one, it's a pretty simple device. It comes with 2 AAA batteries needed to operate this, and the battery panel comes off easily from the back. The bottom unit has 2 buttons, select the left button and the date starts to blink, the right button changes the month, day, year, progressing it by the right button that shows an triangle that points to the right on the button. Once you select the right date, month, year, just select the left button again to progress it to the next option and then on to the time, again changing time with the right button, then hitting left button to progress to minutes, then pressing right button to change the minutes. You'll get what i mean once you play with it. The thing i like about this BP monitor is it's super quiet, and it doesn't inflate so rock hard, it seems to inflate softly and still gets an accurate reading, which is nice. The old one gets your blood pressure going a little more when it keeps inflating making you worry you're blood pressure is way up lol. The only thing i dont like? It's the wrist band, i have small wrists and this band can almost fit around my bicep lol, well it's not that big, but it just looks huge for a wrist band. Plus the shape of the band makes it hard to fold back into the small plastic casse, but i do like the size, it's much smaller then old wrist band and less rigid so it fits in this smaller flatter case. So great redesign of something that worked well before, so 5 stars still. Oh and it comes with 5yr warranty so register at www.omronhealthcare.com
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Omron has been building and improving blood pressure monitors for more than 40 years. With more than 100 million units sold worldwide, Omron has been empowering people all over the world to manage their health at home.
In the box
- One 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor.
- Storage case
- Quick start guide
- Instruction manual
- 2 AAA batteries
Peace of Mind with Peace and Quiet
Monitor your heart without putting your life on hold. The Omron 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor (BP652N) gives you the accuracy you need with the portability you want.
- Automatically inflates when wrist is at heart level and indicator lights make it easier to find the correct position.
- Silent and quick inflation, so measurements can be taken quietly anywhere, anytime and even more discretely.
- Blood pressure level bar shows how your reading compares to the internationally recognized guidelines for normal blood pressure levels.
- Slim design is discreet, convenient and portable so you can take measurements when you need to.
- Irregular heartbeat detector detects and alerts you of irregular heartbeats while your blood pressure is being measured.
- Advanced Averaging technology displays the average of the last three readings in 10 minutes.
- 100 Memory storage with date and time stamp allows you to review the last 100 readings with a touch of a button.
- Fits wrists sized 5 1/4" to 8 1/2" in circumference.
Get in the Heart Zone
Omron wrist monitors are tested and validated for accuracy just the same as all Omron blood pressure monitors. Clinical validation offers peace of mind for you and your physician who can rest assured Omron blood pressure monitors meet the highest standards of precision and reliability set by three major standards developing organizations.
In order for the wrist monitor to measure accurately, the device needs to be level with your heart. Blue and orange indicator lights help you guide your wrist to heart level, making it easier to find the correct position. When the blue light appears, your wrist is at heart level and the monitor automatically activates.
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Not accurate. Newer Version with same BP652 model number.
Please note: there are 2 different blood pressure wrist monitors by Omron with item number BP652. I have the older version which is spot on with doctor readings using an arm cuff and stethoscope. I thought I was ordering another (old version) as that is what Amazon had pictured. Now Amazon shows the correct picture for the newer version. Look at the customer supplied photos. You'll see two different models with the same item number of BP-652. See my photos of the OLDER VERSION which is very ACCURATE!!! :-).I contacted OMRON's customer service and inquired. They said the newer version should have an N after BP652. It does not say BP652N for new version on the bp monitor or the packaging. Consumer Reports rated the older version of the BP652 so highly. The new version where you have to have your arm out in front of you is not accurate. I checked them ... Both old and new models and sometimes they would be somewhat close and other times wildly high readings on me and my husband. We also have an arm cuff automatic blood pressure monitor by Walgreens and it is the same as the older BP652.Omron customer service was lame. He offered to have me send in the monitor to check it. Ridiculous since it can be returned to Amazon and I told him that. He did say they have received other complaints about the newer version.I also told Omron Customer Service it is disingenuous to have two completely different models with the same item number. The older version you hold to your chest. The newer version you sit in a chair at a table or desk and position your arm out in front of you with your wrist facing the ceiling and at a proper angle with wrist lifted and elbow bent to get the blue light.Long story short, I cannot rate this "newer" model as accurate.The photos I'm supplying are for the older stiff cuff "accurate" version and consumer reports reviewed monitor that is very accurate.
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I find this additional wrist monitor carry-friendly and very reliable as good as JPN1
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Sir I have purchased Omran 7-Series Wrist Monitor, NOT ...
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