Omron Complete blood pressure monitor with ECG (HEM-7530T-E3)
Blood pressure monitor
- Cheapest price
- £135
- Shops
- 3
Prices
- BHF£135View at BHF (opens in a new tab)
- LloydsPharmacy£139.99View at LloydsPharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- John Bell & Croyden£174.99View at John Bell & Croyden (opens in a new tab)
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What it does
An upper-arm blood pressure monitor with built-in ECG electrodes: in one sitting it measures blood pressure through the cuff and records a 30-second single-lead ECG while you touch the electrodes. Results go over Bluetooth to the OMRON connect app.
From the description on omron-healthcare.co.uk.
Omron Complete blood pressure monitor with ECG (HEM-7530T-E3) specs
- Model
- HEM-7530T-E3
- Cuff
- upper arm
- On the BIHS validated list
- Yes
- Cuff (cm)
- 22-42
- Memory
- 90
- Irregular heartbeat
- yes
- AFib detection
- yes
- App
- yes
- ECG
- Single-lead, 30 seconds, taken in the same session as the blood pressure reading
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth, OMRON connect app
- Cuff
- Easy Cuff 22–42 cm with cuff wrap guide
- Averaging
- Yes
- Power
- 4 x AA batteries (included)
- Weight
- 0.55 kg
- Dimensions
- 264 x 140 x 160 mm
- Warranty
- 5 years from purchase (Omron monitors bought after 1 June 2023)
The maker's figures, from omron-healthcare.co.uk. Further specs from omron-healthcare.co.uk.
How it compares
- To buy, it is the 31st cheapest of 34 blood pressure monitors we compare (the middle one costs £48.99).
- It is on the British and Irish Hypertension Society's validated list, as 10 of the other 33 are.
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