Comparison Omron M3 Comfort vs Omron M7
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| Omron M3 Comfort | Omron M7 | |
from $101.00 | from $199.99 | |
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| Type | auto | auto |
| Place of measurement | shoulder | shoulder |
| Power source | batteries / mains | batteries / mains |
| Batteries | 4xAA | |
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| Device dimensions | 107x79x141 mm | 165x73x110 mm |
Specs | ||
| Pressure measuring range | 0 – 299 mmHg | 0 – 299 mmHg |
| Pulse measurement range | 40 – 180 bpm | 40 – 180 bpm |
| Cuff dimensions | 22 – 42 cm | 22 – 42 cm |
| Memory | 2 persons | |
| Recording readings | 60 pcs | 90 pcs |
Features | ||
| Functions | pulse measurement determination of arrhythmia medium pressure calculation measurement error signal auto switch-off | pulse measurement determination of arrhythmia medium pressure calculation measurement error signal auto switch-off |
| In box | cover / case batteries | |
| Added to E-Catalog | august 2016 | april 2013 |
Compare Omron M3 Comfort and M7
Blood pressure monitors Omron M3 Comfort and Omron M7 have similar features, such as pulse measurement, arrhythmia detection, and auto shut-off. However, the M7 offers a greater number of stored readings — up to 90, while the M3 Comfort saves 60. The dimensions of the M7 device are larger (165x73x110 mm versus 107x79x141 mm), which may affect storage convenience. Both devices operate on batteries and mains, but the M7 requires 4 AA batteries. The choice between them depends on the need for more memory capacity and size preferences.
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Glossary
Batteries
The type of batteries used in blood pressure monitors.
— AA. One of the most common types of batteries today. Voltage — 1.5 V. One of the main advantages of this type of power supply is availability: AA batteries are sold almost everywhere where any batteries are sold at all.
— AAA. A kind of reduced analogue of AA batteries (see above) with the same operating voltage of 1.5 V. AAA batteries are also very common, and the dimensions allow them to be used in more compact devices.
— AA. One of the most common types of batteries today. Voltage — 1.5 V. One of the main advantages of this type of power supply is availability: AA batteries are sold almost everywhere where any batteries are sold at all.
— AAA. A kind of reduced analogue of AA batteries (see above) with the same operating voltage of 1.5 V. AAA batteries are also very common, and the dimensions allow them to be used in more compact devices.
Memory
The number of users that can be stored in the device's memory.
Blood pressure moitors with such capabilities are capable of at least storing data for several measurements for each user, which makes it possible not to get confused in the readings if several people use the device. At the same time, a guest mode is also provided so that the measurement made is not wedged into your list.
Blood pressure moitors with such capabilities are capable of at least storing data for several measurements for each user, which makes it possible not to get confused in the readings if several people use the device. At the same time, a guest mode is also provided so that the measurement made is not wedged into your list.
Recording readings
The number of results that can be simultaneously stored in the blood pressure monitor's memory. The ability to store several results in memory can be useful, for example, to compare pressure readings in the morning, afternoon and evening — these results do not have to be manually recorded or memorized.
In box
— Additional cuff. The blood pressure monitor set includes two cuffs, main and auxiliary, which differ from each other only in standard size. Usually, the auxiliary cuff has a longer length. For example, if the length of the main cuff is 22-36 cm, then the auxiliary cuff will be one size larger, that is, 30-42 cm. An additional larger cuff allows you to expand the circle of users of the blood pressure monitor.
— Power source. Blood pressure monitors with a power supply option can operate using a 230 V household power supply, eliminating the need for frequent battery replacements. Interestingly, many of these monitors also come equipped with batteries, providing users flexibility in choosing the power source for the measuring device.
— Cover/case. The blood pressure monitor comes with a dedicated bag for convenient storage and transportation of all its components. Depending on the tonometer's configuration, the case can accommodate the device, primary and auxiliary cuffs, a stethoscope, spare batteries, a power supply, and instructions. Some cases even include an extra compartment for storing medications. Typically, the tonometer bag is soft.
— Batteries. The blood pressure monitor operates on replaceable batteries, commonly using AA or AAA batteries. This battery-powered design makes the device self-contained, allowing its use in remo...te locations or while traveling without access to a household electrical outlet. However, a drawback of battery-powered blood pressure monitors is the requirement for regular battery replacement or recharging.