Review (2/5): So that is pretty uncomfortable because of the size of the cuff
The cuff for the wrist is uncomfortably small, and I am an average size female, so I think any larger women and almost any men will find the cuff to be too small. This is especially so because I received emails from the manufacturer after receiving the product about how to put it on correctly to ensure an "accurate" reading: above the wrist bone, higher than you would wear a watch. So that is pretty uncomfortable because of the size of the cuff. The display is easy to read, but it is not intuitive as far as operation. Additionally, I don't know about the accuracy. I got this for my father, after his other wrist monitor finally kicked the bucket (better it than him!). Well, one of the first readings we took on this had his BP as 220/130. True, my father is being watched for hypertension, but he was about to have a stroke when he saw that number! The question was, was he REALLY going to have a stroke, or were those numbers wrong? When I tried it, it gave me a reading of 180/120, so at least it was lower, but high for me is 120/90, so I am pretty sure that the reading were wrong. We tried it on him again and it read around 150/110. And yes, this was with the "proper" positioning and all of the tips that they emailed regarding accurate reading. I really don't trust it and I think I'm going to have to get a new one for them. But it was delivered in a timely fashion...