How-to guide · Connected blood pressure monitors
Which US blood pressure monitors work with OMRON connect?
Check the monitor’s model number and whether the app supports your phone. Compare on-device memory and user profiles if more than one person will use the monitor.
Which monitors in our comparison connect?
| US model | Bluetooth app | On-device memory |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze BP5150 | OMRON connect | 14 readings, one user |
| Silver BP5255 | OMRON connect | 30 readings, one user |
| Gold BP5360 | OMRON connect | 80 readings per user, two profiles |
| Platinum BP5465 | OMRON connect | 100 readings per user, two profiles |
| EVOLV BP7000 | OMRON connect | See the manual for how to transfer readings |
Match the code in the offer to the one on the monitor. The Iron BP5000 stores the latest reading and has no Bluetooth. A printable log lets you keep a longer record with this model.
What to check on your phone
Look up the US version of OMRON connect and check the iOS or Android requirements. Confirm your operating system and Bluetooth permissions. These requirements can change with app updates.
If you share the monitor, check how many profiles it has and read the manual’s instructions for accounts and data imports. Make sure the monitor shows the right user before saving the reading.
Take, sync, and check a reading
- Pair your exact model as directed in its manual.
- Select your user profile if the monitor has one, then take a reading.
- Open the app history and confirm the reading, time, and profile.
If a reading is missing, see whether it is still in the monitor’s memory. Check Bluetooth and app permissions before following the instructions for pairing again.
App history or a paper log
The app helps organize and share readings. Check which reports your version offers and which data remain on the monitor. If you prefer to keep a record without an account, use our printable blood pressure log.