You've read a few reviews on iOs enabled blood pressure cuffs breaking into the market (
here,
here, and
here.) I was interested in taking a closer look at the devices available and their respective hardware and user interface. In the following chart, you'll find some pretty big differences between the offerings of the two main manufacturer's (iHealth and Withings) in terms of power, user interface, ability to share, analytical capabilities, and more....
WITHINGS BLOOD PRESSURE CUFF & APP:
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| A look at the size and portability of Withing's product. |
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| UI while acquiring blood pressure |
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Blood Pressure results display |
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| Graphical results of blood pressure readings |
iHealth's BLOOD PRESSURE CUFF, BASE & APP:
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| Despite the base station, iHealth's offering is still highly portable. |
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| UI while acquiring blood pressure. |
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Blood pressure results
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| Graphical interpretation of blood pressure data. |
Determining a champion in this showdown is really a matter of personal preference. If you or your patients need a product that offers dynamic avenues to share, Withings is your product. If you need a more robust and appealing UI and user experience, iHealth gets the nod. At the end of the day, you can't lose with either product.
Which one will you be advising your patients to grab?
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