Great hipper sphygmomanometer of the time series can show on your phone - not quite cheap

Well you get older and, unfortunately, not leaner and so I thought it would be to gather information from the time a sphygmomanometer. Easy to use and it should be dependable.
Both seem satisfied with this device!

The device shows a lot of white plastic, but does not act cheap. The blue screen looks good and can be read properly.
The arm cuff can be easily with one hand and also create high-quality workmanship with a durable large velcro.
The operation is very simple: Create cuff, push the button and wait until the air is filled only in the cuff pressure and at the end of the measurement again escapes finished.
During the measurement of the heart rate is displayed.
Without App's is simply a normal but ordinary sphygmomanometer - ie shows the pulse and blood pressure with App you get but without further effort the values ​​transferred and then the History Look Talk About arbitrarily long time intervals (alternatively week, month or year period) track , have as blood pressure and pulse evolved
For me more than just a nice gimmick which I find really helpful to be able to determine developments and, if necessary. Also the doctor wants the data show
After creating an account and setting up the device in the app you have to do is to get these values ​​automatically saved top.
So if you like me an Apple product called his own (tested with iPhone 5), which can save here by app on a nice laid-out surface details also for different people.

On the subject of creation of the account and set up the app:
What is not OK is in my view is the "must" is stored for the registration and probably also the data somewhere in the cloud - What for? (Which are 1 star deduction)
Downloading the free app and set up the sphygmomanometer to be going but via Bluetooth easily and readily attempt a manual - incidentally just the Suitable end balance - in this combination I find the interaction with the app quite fun and am looking forward over the "High-tech toys.

Conclusion:
+ Visually appealing sphygmomanometer
+ Super easy to use
+ On several measurements consecutively very constant values ​​- presumably sufficiently accurate measurement
+ Easy setup and application in the free app
+ By other equipment such as scales, etc. quite good representation of health status over time
- Relatively expensive
- Must-registration