I have had both the QardioArm and QardioBase for over a week. Both were easy to set-up and begin using right away. Both are easy to use and appear to be very accurate. In my opinion, they are worth the price.

Like the fact that everything is on wifi and tracked automatically

I started out with a problem, because I couldn’t get my scale to set my readings to myself. Everything kept saying my readings were for “guest”. Once I was able to get that sorted out, everything began to work as it should. I have been enjoying the use of the scale and the blood pressure cuff. I really like the breakdown of the body components, I.e. muscle, fat, water and bone. This is a great set. The blood pressure machine is very easy to use. It can fit multiple sizes, however, I have read that the cuff size is not large enough for many users. I’m just wondering, if you would consider making two sizes. The one that I have fits perfectly, but it would be great for people of different sizes to be able to use the machine.

Qardio arm is a simple easy to use device. Easy to set up and easy use with helpful daily reminders.
If I had to give some feedback, I’d suggest a secondary size arm band a little larger.
The qardiobase 2 is also just as easy to set up with daily reminders.
Both of them help as a good reminder to stay focused on my journey to get healthier.

I ordered the QARDIOARM + QARDIOBASE 2 package. The QARDIOBASE 2 arrived on 1/16/20 and the QARDIOARM arrived on 1/26/20. I bought both QARDIO devices because of their ability to record their measurements to my iPad.

I bought the QARDIOBASE 2 to use in place of a beam-balance scale. If you've ever used a beam-balance scale, you know they are not very user-friendly. The QARDIOBASE sends my weight, etc. to my iPad via our WiFi router. Its weights are consistent with those of the beam-balance scale. I am very pleased that I no longer have to fiddle with the beam-balance weights and scribble its weights on paper and transfer them to a spread sheet to keep track of my weight.

I bought the QARDIOARM to replace an Omron blood pressure monitor. I was never able to get it to send its measurements to the Omron app installed on my iMac so I had to manually record each measurement. The QARDIOARM paired immediately to my iPad's Bluetooth and transmitted its measurements to the QARDIO app I had already installed on my iPad when I began using the QARDIOBASE 2. Since I no longer have to manually record my blood pressure readings, I will be more diligent in tracking them. More importantly, the QARDIOARM's measurements are more consistent with those taken in various doctors' offices than those produced by the Omron monitor. The only problem I have found with the QARDIOARM is that its Bluetooth transmitter conflicted with my iMac's Bluetooth keyboard if the iPad was near the keyboard and the QARDIO app was on. The solution was to be sure to close the QARDIO app after I have taken a BP measurement while sitting near the keyboard.

In addition to no longer having to record weight and BP measurements, I should mention that the iPad's fingerprint reader conveniently allows logging into the QARDO app without having to type or remember a password. I also like that the QARDIOARM can record the location where each BP measurement is made.

I gave both devices five stars because ...

I have had both the QardioArm and QardioBase for over a week. Both were easy to set-up and begin using right away. Both are easy to use and appear to be very accurate. In my opinion, they are worth the price.

Like the fact that everything is on wifi and tracked automatically

I started out with a problem, because I couldn’t get my scale to set my readings to myself. Everything kept saying my readings were for “guest”. Once I was able to get that sorted out, everything began to work as it should. I have been enjoying the use of the scale and the blood pressure cuff. I really like the breakdown of the body components, I.e. muscle, fat, water and bone. This is a great set. The blood pressure machine is very easy to use. It can fit multiple sizes, however, I have read that the cuff size is not large enough for many users. I’m just wondering, if you would consider making two sizes. The one that I have fits perfectly, but it would be great for people of different sizes to be able to use the machine.

Qardio arm is a simple easy to use device. Easy to set up and easy use with helpful daily reminders.
If I had to give some feedback, I’d suggest a secondary size arm band a little larger.
The qardiobase 2 is also just as easy to set up with daily reminders.
Both of them help as a good reminder to stay focused on my journey to get healthier.

I ordered the QARDIOARM + QARDIOBASE 2 package. The QARDIOBASE 2 arrived on 1/16/20 and the QARDIOARM arrived on 1/26/20. I bought both QARDIO devices because of their ability to record their measurements to my iPad.

I bought the QARDIOBASE 2 to use in place of a beam-balance scale. If you've ever used a beam-balance scale, you know they are not very user-friendly. The QARDIOBASE sends my weight, etc. to my iPad via our WiFi router. Its weights are consistent with those of the beam-balance scale. I am very pleased that I no longer have to fiddle with the beam-balance weights and scribble its weights on paper and transfer them to a spread sheet to keep track of my weight.

I bought the QARDIOARM to replace an Omron blood pressure monitor. I was never able to get it to send its measurements to the Omron app installed on my iMac so I had to manually record each measurement. The QARDIOARM paired immediately to my iPad's Bluetooth and transmitted its measurements to the QARDIO app I had already installed on my iPad when I began using the QARDIOBASE 2. Since I no longer have to manually record my blood pressure readings, I will be more diligent in tracking them. More importantly, the QARDIOARM's measurements are more consistent with those taken in various doctors' offices than those produced by the Omron monitor. The only problem I have found with the QARDIOARM is that its Bluetooth transmitter conflicted with my iMac's Bluetooth keyboard if the iPad was near the keyboard and the QARDIO app was on. The solution was to be sure to close the QARDIO app after I have taken a BP measurement while sitting near the keyboard.

In addition to no longer having to record weight and BP measurements, I should mention that the iPad's fingerprint reader conveniently allows logging into the QARDO app without having to type or remember a password. I also like that the QARDIOARM can record the location where each BP measurement is made.

I gave both devices five stars because ...