OMRON connect US/CAN/EMEA

• EKG Monthly Subscription — $4.99/month
• EKG Monthly Subscription — $49.99/year ($4.16/mo)
• BP Monthly Subscription — $9.99/month
• BP Monthly Subscription — $84.99/year ($7.08/mo)
• BP Monthly Subscription — $98.99/year ($8.24/mo)
• BP+EKG Monthly Subscription — $13.49/month
• BP+EKG Monthly Subscription — $139.99/year ($11.66/mo)

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.7 100682 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5May 24th Update Ruins This App

   I can’t believe how utterly this update ruined this app for. This smacks of either some dumb**s thinking they have to revamp everything just so they can say they did something, or OMRON is making this “free” app (that we really paid hundreds of dollars for their equipment to use) borderline useless to try to force a new revenue stream by making us pay for something else to get what we want. It’s now more difficult to input my weight daily (now have to type it rather than using the sliding scale), and I don’t appear to be able to have a daily reminder any longer to allow me to jump right to the input screen. As others have mentioned, the history function is now useless, now allowing only a few days of view and forcing you to scroll left to see anything more than a few days earlier. Also have to re-pair all my devices. None of this is life destroying, but aren’t updates supposed to *improve* functionality? They clearly missed that point. Very, VERY disappointed. For those who are smarter than me who hold off updating apps, I strongly recommend you not do this update.

   mark_in_japan · 30 Aug 2026

2. 1/5Accessing Reports Very Difficult!!

   I cringe whenever my doctor wants me to send her a BP report. This app is EXTREMELY unreliable. Sometimes it will give me the correct date range, sometimes not. (There are two different places to enter the date range and it’s not clear which is the right one to use.) Most recently, the report said no reading in my date range when it was clear looking in the app that there were over 30 readings. And it’s not a simple matter of just seeing something is wrong and correcting it - Omron makes you wait a long time, a half hour or more, before the report arrives by email, and even that is an iffy proposition- maybe half the time they never show up at all. If i wanted to get picky, I’d complain that the pdf report is poorly designed taking 5, 6, or even more pages to display data that could easily be displayed in a simple one page table. I suppose it is nice that the Omron device at least keeps a record of the past readings. This has been very handy on the multiple occasions where i had to give up on the app and compile the data with pencil and paper. It is clear that the data, at least at some point, are available to my ipad. Why can’t you either have a simple DIRECT share to file on the device,or even a compact table you can screen print? Ok, I’d better end this now. I have to spend the next 20 minutes transcribing data because the stupid app has not yet sent me anything useful I can deliver to my doctor.

   dna-dna-dna · 30 Aug 2026

3. 4/5I need to re-sync after app updates sometimes…

   The device seems to consistently read blood pressure accurately (I compare to Dr. office visits monthly). I was able to set up the Bluetooth and pair with my phone easily. This Bluetooth pairing has not been seamless over the life of my OMRON BP monitor, but I have been able to remove the device from my iPhone’s settings as well as the app and then re-pair when syncing stops working. All works properly now, but when it goes awry, delete and re-pair. The app has recently undergone a major overhaul. The updated app feels a bit bloated and written to track other metrics than blood pressure (steps?, activity, weight, ekg…). Maybe most users have a larger collection of OMRON devices and benefit from this additional functionality, leaving me as an outlier. I find it distracting when I receive “insights” based on a woefully inaccurate number of steps my OMRON app believes I have taken. Not sure where the data is coming from, but it’s not Fitbit. In summary, a seemingly consistent and accurate blood pressure monitor that may take a small amount of effort to keep paired with your phone. The app works, but is still being developed.

   Hatteras2000 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 3/5New update is OK

   In general I find the new update to be OK. It is different, and that does cause some initial confusion, but I got past most of that in a day or two. I have one observation about the usability of the new app vs previous versions. The graphing function on the new app is headed in the right direction, but the data points are so far apart that I can’t see trends any more, because only two or three data points show up on the screen at a time. I’d prefer to see a week worth of data in portrait orientation and a month worth of data in landscape orientation. Since I export the data to the Apple Health app and its display is exactly what I want, there is no net loss from my perspective, other than a waste of time figuring out that I don’t want to use the graphing feature in the app any more. I have another comment about how I use the app. My primary interest in this software for it to get the data from my blood pressure meter and feed it to the Apple Health app and infrastructure. I am not interested analyzing the data in the Omron app, or in buying a bunch of additional Omron instruments and using the Omron app as the center of my wellness universe. Everything other than moving blood pressure and heart rate into Apple Health are anti-features in my book.

   Mark Mellis · 30 Aug 2026

5. 3/5Meter fails under 40 bpm, no indication of why in manual or software

   My meter works well with the bluetooth connected app on my iPhone, giving a wealth of information. It’s hose connection to the meter seems a bit flimsy, giving a crackly sound each time you connect or disconnect , but works well enough, once you figure out how hard you must you must pull to remove it. The manual fails to emphasize that you must remove it after every session, but the phone support lady said you do. The motion sensor is extremely sensitive and the slightest motion, even sounds from the TV, will cause an error and then the meter fails to finish a reading. I have a low pulse, around 40 on average, for years. The meter and software won’t function if your pulse is under 40 during the reading. It just kicks out an Error 5. Some mornings the meter just won’t do a reading at all. I had to learn this from the phone support lady, because there was no such explanation on the software, nor in the manual. So I cannot really use the meter whenever my pulse is below 40 bpm. I made the suggestion to the support agent that this be corrected to either fix it, or have the software indicate why it failed when it happens.

   Glades · 30 Aug 2026

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