Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience10.0% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience90.0% of reviews

~ Based on 10 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader Safe?

Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader is 90/100.

This assessment is based on 146 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

90.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.4% of ratings suggest some concerns
6.2% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 146 App Store ratings for Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader.

Is Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader Legit?

Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader is no longer available in the App Store. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Blood Pressure Monitor, Reader is 35/100.

Based on 35 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Score capped because this app is no longer listed.

Top reviews

Rip off

Misleading. Just a journal for you to input info from another source.

DO NOT USE

Dose not give correct feedback saying I was in hyper 1 when clearly in hyper 2, you cannot add readings if in light mode numbers don’t show. Very poor it dose not sync with apple health.

What a waste of £10 😫

Not taking the blood pressure readings

It varies day by day some allows to input blood pressure reading othered days it will not

Don’t get it!

Doesn’t work even though it says it’s compatible with my phone

Not Working

Doesn’t work. How do I get a refund?

Scammer

Why to call it blood pressure if you don’t take measurements. I want my money back!

App

To many ads app do not check blood pressure just waste of time and money

Misleading and a ripoff

I have all kinds of technology to measure my heart rate. Bought this app because it says monitors blood pressure. All it does is your heart rate. What a ripoff.

It reads your pulse.

It does what it says it does and no more. Just glancing at the screenshots you may think it does a bunch of health things, but it doesn’t.

It measures your pulse with the phone’s camera and allows you to tell it what your BP is. It will also sync to the health app.

But let’s be real, you don’t need this if you own an Apple Watch.

I took off only one star because asking (or railroading) the user into paying $9.99 (US store) to sync to HealthKit is nonsense. I could see $2-3 but nearly $10 to sync data, of which I manually enter half of the stats anyway…
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Human right

Why do apps think it is ok to charge to take a heart rate? It should be a basic right. I understand charging to track, or give health tips but charging just to take a heart rate is foul. I have found an app called InPulse that does it for free. There are a few pop ups when you log in, but at least you do not pay for something that should be standard.
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