Welch Allyn H-BP100SBP Home Series 1700 Blood Pressure Monitor and Upper Arm Cuff, Clinical-grade Technology and Easy Bluetooth Smartphone Connectivity
$131.78
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Trusted in the doctor’s office, made for the home. Experience clinical-grade accuracy brought to the home by the brand used by 9 out of 10 physician’s offices. The Welch Allyn Home 1700 Series Blood Pressure Monitor features easy-to-use, one-button operation to provide readings you can trust in just 20 seconds. The same SureBP technology used by doctors and hospitals worldwide enables an accurate measurement in half the time of the leading competitor without over inflating or causing unnecessary discomfort. Combined with the free Welch Allyn Home smartphone app, users can easily track and share their readings with loved ones and caregivers. Choose the brand used for blood pressure measurement by more physicians than any other brand. Ships with Welch Allyn Home 1700 Series Blood Pressure Monitor, Standard Wide Cuff (8.75-16.5 in / 22-42 cm) and 4 AA Batteries. AC Adaptor, Extra Small Cuff (5.9-9.4 in / 15-24 cm), Extra Large Cuff (15.7-21.2 in / 40-54 cm) available for purchase separately.
Package Dimensions : 9.51 x 7.05 x 2.56 inches; 1.47 Pounds
Item model number : H-BP100SBP
Batteries : 4 AA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : May 4, 2017
Manufacturer : Welch Allyn
ASIN : B071YVH78D
Best Sellers Rank: #10,074 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #15 in Sphygmomanometers
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Physician Trusted. 9 out of 10 U.S. physicians use Welch Allyn products in their daily practice. Welch Allyn is the brand used for blood pressure measurement by more physicians than any other brand
Clinical-grade Technology. The Welch Allyn Home 1700 blood pressure machine incorporates SureBP, the same blood pressure technology featured in Welch Allyn vital signs monitors used by physicians
Fast and Comfortable. The 1700 BP monitor captures readings in about 20 seconds—about ½ the time as the leading competitor—while the blood pressure cuff is inflating to minimize squeezing
Easy to Use. One touch triggers the 1700 BP monitor to capture a reading.Cuff Material:Nylon Cuff
For Bluetooth connectivity ensure your device is powered on and discoverable. Bluetooth connectivity only available for devices supporting Bluetooth 4.0
Ships with standard wide size blood pressure cuff; extra small (RPM-BPACC-01) and extra large (RPM-BPACC-03) cuffs are available—using the right size cuff supports accurate readings
For accurate measurement ensure proper cuff position, cuff tightness, proper posture, no clothing under the cuff and relaxing for few minutes after positioning the cuff (for more details refer the user manual)
BP fluctuations may happen due to medication, change in cuff position and measurement posture, change of arms and time of the day
5 reviews for Welch Allyn H-BP100SBP Home Series 1700 Blood Pressure Monitor and Upper Arm Cuff, Clinical-grade Technology and Easy Bluetooth Smartphone Connectivity
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buggedyboo –
Professional grade cuff
great! This is the same BP machine used in my clinic, works great, is professional grade and accurate. Well worth the price if you need to monitor your BP daily. It’s easy to use, and saves your readings to the app on bluetooth device.
db –
As described
I had high blood pressure secondary to sleep apnea and was told that with the correct amount of sleep and the help of an APAP machine that it may correct itself. Well, it did and my bp ended up crashing. My cardiologist wants me to monitor my pressure at home and he recommended this unit as it’s similar to the one he has in his office.I have no real issues with the product. I ended up buying the AC power adapter as well, but have not had to use it yet, as the batteries with original purchase are still going strong. I like the fact that it has blue tooth adaptability. The app is very user friendly and it sends results quickly to the app.The unit is different than other bp units i’ve had. Other models I have had, slowly release pressure while it reads, this one seems to read as it applies pressure and once it hits max pressure, displays the reading and releases pressure. No squeezing and then holding your arm hostage.I took it to my drs office with me and it was relatively close to the reading the assistant received taking my bp manually in each arm. I’m happy with that.The only real down side i’ve found to this unit is that i can’t seem to save multiple users, where my old one had user 1 and user 2 storage.Pros:Quick bp readingBluetooth functionalityAs painless as possibleCons:haven’t found a way to track multiple users yet
Rhawna –
QA is not what it could be
Purchased the Welch Allyn Home 1700 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Easy Bluetooth Smartphone Connectivity, Item model number: H-BP100SBP, from the Welch Allyn Home store on Amazon. I received it today. I put the batteries in, and connected the standard cuff that was included with it. I heard the click when I attached the cuff to the monitor. The monitor turned on fine. I can hear the motor attempting to inflate the cuff. However, the cuff does not inflate. At all. I had also purchased the XL and X-small cuff from WA Home, so I attached both of those cuffs as well and attempted to inflate them using the monitor. Neither of them were inflated by this monitor either. Regardless of the cuff used, the monitor attempts to inflate, then gives the E-01 message, every time. I’ve tried the cuffs on both the right and left arms, on both myself, and my husband. The E01- (cuff is not secure, readjust the cuff, relax for a moment, then measure again) message is the only result I can obtain. I take numerous blood pressures daily in a clinical setting as part of the function of my employment. I’m quite familiar with the proper way to take a blood pressure reading. This is not user error.Welch Allyn has been used in a clinical setting for… ages. It’s a trusted brand. My concern is… what is going on with their QA?I’ve contacted their Tech Support, and will update this regarding the response of WA’s support staff.**** Update ****I called their tech support line at 1-800-856-4605. Dude was super nice, and no questions asked is shipping a replacement unit out. I’ve been emailed a fedex label to ship the defective unit back at no cost to me. This took this review from 1 star, up to 3 stars. I will update this review again once I receive the replacement unit.**** Update 8/18/2020 ****Received the replacement unit just now. Put the batteries in, powered it up. It’s in even worse shape than the original unit shipped to me. That one at least made noises like it was trying to inflate the cuff, and the monitor itself stayed powered on. The new unit? It powers up, shows a 0, then immediately powers off. I changed the batteries out. Changed the cuff out. Bottom line, this was a waste of 2 weeks of my time, and over a hundred bucks, especially since I ordered the x-small and x-large welch allyn cuffs to go with it. I only purchased this instead of omron because I figured Welch Allyn has been in the business so long, they’d HAVE to have it together, right?Clearly. Not. I’ll go order an Omron right now, while I call tech support to get yet another return sticker.**** Update to my update ****K, I’ll contact Amazon. WA support only handles warranty/replacement, they do not do refunds. Refunds have to go thru Amazon. Now you know.
Zodoz –
SureBP for consumers, get it while you can
If you want a medical grade BP device, probably the only one marketed to consumers [ other than buying used medical grade on eiebaey ] or save money over the BP2000, the 1700 is it. It should get 5 stars for that alone, but the app being unavailable yet advertised that it is will turn off consumers, so minus 1 star at leastThere are 2 versions of this device, the older retired original 2017 release with metal cuff connectors, and the current 2019 release without itProsvalidated BP device on validatebp.orgaccurate as a medical grade device. Over 50 measurements compared against a Welch Allyn Connex spot monitor [which cost $2500+], a far step above most validated consumer grade devices1700 is essentially the $200 ProBP 2000, with bluetooth [useful if the app is revived]works as reliably and as fast as medical grade. One button click, <30 sec reading versus the established oscillometric method that runs >=40 secs reading, used in most consumer grade devicesThe 1700 supports TWO reading algorithms, SureBP for inflation, and if the device thinks the data is not reliable, will read on deflation using what appears as the medical grade StepBP. Both algorithms were validated in 2011, before validatebp.org, see Pubmed papers by Alpertbacklit color LCD is very easy to see, even in a brightly lit room, and looks like the Connex in style, the 1500 is not backit and is in b&wthe tubing, and device casing are not heavy duty as medical grade, but should last for consumer useoperates bug free, connects to bluetooth reliablythe Android app works on phones and tablets, can be found on archival app sites but it relies on a server connection to work whose continued support is unknown, see consThe app allows the data to be extracted and converted to CSV format for spreadsheets, as well graph measurementsConsThere is no memory storage accessible to users. By original design, added features and unlimited storage were supposed to be on the Android or iPhone app, but the App v2.3.2 is not available via Google Play, last updated in 2023, or App Apple, last updated 2017, as of this reviewThe app may not sync unless active; if phone sleeps the app may not awaken with the phone; to insure data is downloaded the app must be closed completely, and restarted; data will be collected inside the 1700 until then. An external reviewer claims the 1700 has a buffer of 100 measurements. On Omron’s app, there is a force sync button that does this for Omron, so app restarts are not neededOriginally released in 2017? the 1700 and 1500 had all potential to sweep the market: a medical grade BP device in a consumer product. But WA appears to have paused the consumer space some years before this review. The Android app is not available for download via Google Play or Apple, the consumer portal is dysfunctional, cuffs with the old adapter are still sold despite changing the 1700 adapter in 2019, the BP guidelines on the app are outdated [ its pre-2017 US BP guidelines] and the device is a notch down in build quality with thin plastic, it even bows the battery port when shut.It should not be much work to update the app to allow local downloads direct from the 1700 to a phone or tablet, without need for a server registration, and to export data as CSV format directly from the app, if Welch Allyn no longer wishes to support the Home server concept started on the original device roll out. They can give app update and maintenance to the community as open source or to the ODM under license.The 1700 is made by Transtek in China, a known manufacturer of BP monitors; the Connex Spot devices are made in USA
Vivek –
No app support