Pros: An ideal monitor for tech-savvy users who want to track blood pressure results with their iPad, iPhone, and iPod. Though expensive, it offers a lot features in an attractive unit.

Cons: Much more expensive than other models. Not a useful monitor for people who have no interest in tracking readings with iPad devices.

Summary: Great for people who are monitoring blood pressure for fitness reasons. We don't recommend it for those who are not tech-savvy.

Pros: Offers easy-to-use One Touch operation and has a large digital display. Gets high marks for its super accurate readings.

Cons: Does not have memory for multiple users. Though accurate, this Panasonic monitor has less features than similar models.

Summary: Perfect for anyone that prefers a basic model. Those who want more features and the ability to recall multiple user readings should consider the Omron.

Pros: Ideal for people who have to monitor their blood pressure on the go because it is lightweight and compact. We love that it is easy, comfortable, and discrete to use.

Cons: Though easy to use, we have some concerns about the accuracy of this wrist monitor's readings. Might not fit large wrists.

Summary: Get high marks for being portable and convenient but also comes with some accuracy issues.

Pros: Tracks a total of 120 readings for 1 to 4 people, making it more versatile than similar models that cost more. We love that it is FDA approved, and provides accurate readings at a low price.

Cons: Some of this model's components feel flimsy, but this doesn't affect the monitor's usefulness.

Summary: The best value. Offers similar features as much more expensive monitors. We give it a high rating for being affordable, simple to use and accurate.