The Best Wrist Blood Pressure Monitors

LCD Backlit Display

Care Touch Fully Automatic Wrist Blood Pressure Cuff Monitor

Large, Easy To Read Screen

With readings in under a minute, this easy to use monitor works with the touch of a button. The large display can easily be read even in low light, and readings can be stored for future reference.

No matter when or where you need to get a reading, this easy to use monitor from Care Touch will provide results in 60 seconds or less with its self-inflating, comfortable cuff. The large LCD backlit display is easy to read, even in low light environments. The colored sidebar next to the display also assists in reading results, so you know if your blood pressure is normal, high, or extremely high.

We like the extra features of this monitor, including a clock and pulse per minute reading to pair with your blood pressure results. This information can easily be stored with the memory function - simply press the button to save your last 60 readings with date and timestamp for future recall. The irregular heartbeat indicator is a nice extra monitoring tool.

Key Features

  • Large LCD display with backlight
  • Irregular heartbeat indicator
  • Powers off automatically
  • Can store up to 60 readings
Fastest Readings

Clinical Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor By Generation Guard

Results In No Time

With a press of a button, get your blood pressure reading within 30 seconds! The easy to use memory function stores up to 90 readings for future reference. Get results in either mmHg or kPa.

For the quick results and a large memory function, you can't beat this fantastic pick from Generation Guard. Simply secure the monitor to your wrist, and within 30 seconds your blood pressure reading will be displayed on the large screen that, while not backlit, is still easy to read. Easily store and recall readings with the memory function, which can store an impressive 90 past results.

Like our top pick, this monitor also tracks your pulse as well as an alert function for irregular heartbeats. To save battery power, the monitor auto shuts down after 30 seconds of inactivity.

An added bonus is the ability to read your blood pressure results in either mmHg or kPa!

Key Features

  • Stores 90 data measurements
  • Readings in 30 seconds
  • Auto shutoff
  • Measurements in both mmHg and kPa
  • Irregular heartbeat indicator
Dual User Mode

Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor By HYLOGY

Large Storage For Personal Or Dual Use

If you and a loved one both need to track blood pressure, this monitor can store 90 readings for 2 users, or 180 total readings for a larger database. Provides quick results and is easy to use.

HYLOGY’s blood pressure monitor features a one-button measurement system, allowing readings to be taken with the touch of a button. The device can store up to 90 readings for two different people (180 readings total). This feature makes it convenient to share the device with a loved one.

Pulse and irregular heartbeat are tracked, as well as warnings for high blood pressure readings. The large LCD display is easy on the eyes.

We love that this monitor comes with a hard plastic case, making it not only portable but also durable.

Key Features

  • Comes with a hard plastic case
  • Stores data for two people, 90 readings each
  • Automatic shutoff within 3 minutes
User Friendly

Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor By PARAMED

All The Features You Need

Backlit display, 90-measurement storage capacity, results in 30 seconds and large buttons makes this a solid all around wrist blood pressure monitor. Auto shuts off after 1 minutes to save battery.

The PARAMED wrist blood pressure monitor features a large backlit LCD screen and provides readings in just 30 seconds. The device is simple to use and can be started with just the touch of a button. The settings and memory buttons are also large, and gives the ability to store 90 days of readings as well as displaying results in either mmHg or kPa. The pulse indicator and irregular heartbeat indicator are a must with any blood pressure monitor.

We love that this monitor not only provides an automatic shutoff option, but a low battery indicator to let you know when to buy new batteries. A durable carrying case makes storage and transport even easier.

Key Features

  • Large LCD screen with backlight
  • Automatic shutoff
  • Irregular heartbeat indicator
  • Carrying case
  • Stores up to 90 readings
  • Readings in mmHg or kPa

In general, there are no telltale symptoms of high blood pressure, and some might have it for years without knowing. Left untreated, high blood pressure can damage the arteries and vital organs in your body and lead to a heart attack or stroke. High blood pressure can only be diagnosed by using a device that measures your blood pressure.

When purchasing a wrist blood pressure monitor, you owe it to yourself to do your research and get familiar with all of your options. Before making a purchase, consider talking to a healthcare professional about the best option for your needs. And after you’ve made a purchase, have your device checked by your healthcare provider to make sure the readings are accurate or to get the device calibrated.

Here are just a few things to consider before making a purchase.

Data Storage And Ease Of Use

Consider which features are most important to you. While many of the monitors on our list store a certain amount of data, some offer storage for multiple users, and some offer memory averaging for past readings.

Most of the wrist blood pressure monitors on this list are simple to use and offer one-touch operation, but if you think you’ll need help with setup, look for a device that comes with a complete instruction manual.

Cuff And Display Size

Be sure to review the cuff size of the product to determine whether it will work for you. Wrist blood pressure monitors may not be as accurate on wrists that are smaller than 5 inches. Consider also the screen and display size you’ll need to view the readings easily.

How To Get The Best Readings

  • Try to get readings at the same time every day. Consult with your doctor if you should take readings in both the morning and evening or if once a day will suffice.
  • Follow all the instructions closely. You'll want to attach the wrist monitor with the screen on the same side of your arm as your palm.
  • It is recommended to use your left wrist as it is closer to your heart.
  • Avoid exercise, eating, drinking alcohol or smoking at least 30 minutes prior to testing.
  • Find a comfortable spot that you can sit and hold you arm up to level the monitor with your heart. A desk or dining table are good options.
  • Sit straight up, legs uncrossed, and try to remain relaxed.