The BP9310T is a telehealth-first blood pressure monitor designed for remote patient monitoring (RPM) workflows. Its Bluetooth Smart (BLE) technology connects to compatible gateways, smartphones, and tablets to transmit readings directly to healthcare providers. It is clinically validated for accuracy (ISO 81060-2:2018) and listed on the AMA/AHA Validated Device Listing. If your doctor or clinic has asked you to use a connected device for remote monitoring, this is the monitor built for that purpose.

The BP9310T uses D-ring style cuffs with a proprietary connector. Three sizes are available: HEM-CS24-B (Small, 7″–9″ / 17–22 cm), HEM-RML31-B (Wide Range, 9″–17″ / 22–42 cm, included with the monitor), and HEM-RXL31-B (Extra Large, 17″–20″ / 42–50 cm, BP9310T only). The BP9310T is NOT compatible with Easy-Wrap ComFit cuffs (HEM-FL31-B) used by the BP7360 and BP7465. Always verify cuff compatibility before purchasing.

The BP7465 ($99.99) is Omron’s most feature-rich consumer monitor with AFib Screening, TruRead auto-averaging, a backlit dual display, 200-reading memory for 2 users, morning hypertension indicator, included AC adapter, and a 5-year warranty. The BP9310T ($144.95) is simpler in features — no AFib screening, no TruRead, no dual display, only 30 readings of memory — but uses Bluetooth Smart (BLE) designed specifically for telehealth gateway connectivity and remote patient monitoring. If your healthcare provider has not specifically requested a telehealth-compatible device, the BP7465 offers significantly more features for $45 less.

No. The BP9310T does not include AFib Screening Technology. It has irregular heartbeat detection (a basic alert that flags irregular rhythms during measurement) but not the dedicated AFib screening algorithm found in the BP7360 (7 Series) and BP7465 (10 Series). If AFib detection is important to you, the BP7360 at $87.43 is the most affordable Omron monitor with this feature.

Standard Bluetooth (used on the BP7255, BP7360, and BP7465) connects directly to the free OMRON connect smartphone app for personal health tracking. Bluetooth Smart (BLE), used on the BP9310T, is designed for low-energy data transmission to medical gateways and telehealth platforms. Both types can pair with smartphones, but Bluetooth Smart is optimized for clinical workflows where readings are transmitted to a healthcare provider’s monitoring system. The BP9310T works with the OMRON connect app but is primarily designed for gateway-based telehealth integration.

The BP9310T runs on 4 AA batteries (included in the box). It also supports the optional HEM-ADPTW5 AC adapter, sold separately. The monitor includes a low battery indicator. Unlike the BP7465 (10 Series), the BP9310T does not include an AC adapter in the box.

The BP9310T stores up to 30 readings in on-device memory. This is significantly less than consumer models: the BP7255 (5 Series) stores 60 readings, the BP7360 (7 Series) stores 120 readings for 2 users, and the BP7465 (10 Series) stores 200 readings for 2 users. The BP9310T’s lower on-device storage reflects its design priority — readings are intended to be transmitted via Bluetooth Smart to a connected gateway or app rather than stored long-term on the device.