AuraHub™ AuraPulse Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor

My mother is 79 and refused to use her old monitor because she couldn't read it. The voice readout solved that overnight. She checks herself every morning now without calling me.

Compared it against the machine at my pharmacy three times. Within a couple of points each time. Good enough for tracking between appointments.

The fabric band is so much nicer than the stiff plastic cuff on my old one. Doesn't pinch the little hairs on my wrist.

Purple is gorgeous in person. Sits on my nightstand and honestly looks like a gadget, not a medical device.

Type-C charging is the whole reason I bought it. My last monitor ate four AAAs a month.

I look after two clients and the dual user memory keeps their numbers separate. Saves me writing everything on a clipboard.

Four stars. Works beautifully, reads clearly. Only thing is the case is a little bulky for a small purse.

Inflation is gentle. My old one squeezed so hard I dreaded using it. This one I barely notice.

My doctor asked me to log readings twice a day for a month. This made it painless and the averages were right there when I went in.

Arrived quickly and charged in about an hour. Two weeks of daily use later and it's still showing full.

Bought the orange because it stands out on a cluttered desk. Numbers are huge. Really happy with it.

The irregular heartbeat indicator flagged something I'd never noticed. Mentioned it to my GP and got it checked. Worth the price for that alone.

Five stars. Simple enough for my dad who can't work a smartphone. One button, done.

Small, light, fits in my work bag. I check at lunch now instead of waiting until I get home.

The screen is genuinely beautiful. Mirror finish, colored bar, everything easy to interpret at a glance.

Four stars. Great device. I'd just say make sure your wrist is at heart level or readings run a bit high, which is true of any wrist monitor.

My husband and I both use it and the two profiles keep our logs apart. No confusion, no arguments.

Takes about thirty seconds and speaks the result. I've used far more expensive units that did less.

The storage case is a nice touch. Everything stays together in one place in the bathroom drawer.

Five stars. Consistent readings back to back, which is what I care about most. Not jumping twenty points between tries.

Bought one for me and one for my sister. She texted me the next day to say it was the best gift she'd had all year.

Charged once when it arrived, still going three weeks later on twice-daily readings.

The voice can be turned off, which I appreciate for late-night readings when everyone's asleep.

Four stars. Very good. The manual is brief but the device is intuitive enough that I didn't need it.

Wrapped it, pressed the key, had a reading before my coffee finished brewing. That's the whole point.

Comfortable enough that my mum will actually keep using it, which is more than I can say for the arm cuff we bought her.

Solid build for the money. Doesn't feel like a cheap plastic toy, and the band has held its shape.

The averaging feature is what I use most. One glance and I know how the week has gone.

Five stars. My cardiologist looked at the log I printed and said it was exactly the kind of data he wanted.

Travels well. Took it across two time zones in a carry-on and it worked perfectly the whole trip.

Bought after my own numbers crept up. Six weeks of tracking with this and I can actually see the change from cutting salt.

Great value. I compared four monitors and this was the only one at this price with voice and Type-C together.