Our top picks for the best blood pressure monitors include top-rated options for every budget and lifestyle from brands like Garmin and Braun.

Omron has established quite a name for itself in home blood pressure monitoring, and earns one of two shout-outs on this list for its 10 Series upper arm smart blood pressure monitor.

And one of Prevention’s favorites, the iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, just happens to be on major sale right now ahead of next week’s October Amazon Prime Big Deals Day ...

We’ve tested nearly two-dozen home blood-pressure monitors. We’re confident the Omron Platinum BP5450 is the one to get.

This week at the e-tail giant, you can pick up the No. 1 bestselling iHealth Track Smart Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor for 40% off while supplies last.

Basic arm blood pressure monitors range from $20 to $40, while mid-range arm monitors cost $50 to $80 and high-end arm monitors range from $90 to $150. Arm blood pressure monitor pros ...

The Beurer BM55 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor comes with the storage case and required batteries so that you can get started right away. There’s no plug-in option and no smart device connection.

The company is displaying the blood pressure monitor, along with a more traditional upper-arm model, at CES 2016. The wrist monitor will be available at the end of 2016 for $200.

Low-end upper arm home blood pressure monitors are around $20-$40. Mid-range models with Bluetooth or wider cuff sizes are generally $50-$90.

An important component of getting an accurate blood pressure reading is using a cuff that’s the right size for your arm—and some people have upper arm circumferences that are larger than can ...