Health Monitors

As a doctor, I chose this home BP device because it was easy for one person to use, kept a running record for both me and my DH, and took up little space in the bathroom cabinet. The large numbers are easy to read without my glasses.
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Results were never consistent. Many "err" readings. I was definitely no satisfied.
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This has got to be one of the easiest blood pressure monitors to use. It really doesn't start until your arm is in the correct position, letting you know by beeping when you've got it right. The display is large and easy to read and understand....
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Based on the reviews I purchased 2 of these, one for my mother-in-law and one for me. I found them very easy to set up and use. However, my mother-in-law's systolic pressure would run 10-15 points low on this monitor as checked against her...
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I purchased this to replace a worn out Omron Finger type unit. I am disappointed in how much trouble it is to use this device. The manual claims it only works on your left wrist, would have been nice to know that ahead of time. Also must hold left...
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This is by far the best heart rate monitor I have ever had; and I've had a few. It was a bit confusing figuring out how to change the ying-yang icon, but that's just for personalization and doesn't effect how amazing all the features are. It's...
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I was somewhat disheartened by the two earlier reviews, sounds like the first person didn't even have one but felt compelled to share I guess . . . I purchased one anyway and have been using it for a few weeks. My first run with it was the Country...
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I normally train for races w/ both a heart rate monitor and a gps watch(garmin 201). I have used a Polar F11 for a few years and it finally died on me(partially my own fault). I was psyched to see that polar now offered a combo unit so I ordered...
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Great improvement over the Polar S625X as far as usability and relability of the telemetry HR is concerned, but

- the GPS only tracks speed and distance, but you cannot download logging data to map where excactly your run or bike got...
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This is my second Timex heart rate monitor and I would never buy anything else. I've experimented with Polars and was highly disappointed. This watch fits nicely and I recommend the black color so that dirt doesn't change the color. I wear it...
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The watch and chest strap need to be described as small size. they are a very small medium . the wrist strap just about closes. the chest strap is on the widest adjustment possible.so in my opinion the description of this prodect is wrong.however...
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This watch makes it easy to do zone training - exercising so that your heart is in one particular "zone" (a percentage of your maximum heart rate). For example - if you are exercising in Zone 3 (70-80% of maximum heart rate) you will get 3 points...
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This is the first heart rate monitor watch I have owned. So far, it has been great. I use it every time I workout. It is easy to read and easy to use while I am exercising.
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I don't have this exact watch, but I have an ironman of the same style (lacks the heart monitor). There are two faults:
1.) The way the band attaches to the watch body is weak. Mine held for about 6 months before the band detached from...
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