Omron BP7150 Bluetooth 3 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
America’s #1 selling blood pressure monitor. One-touch operation, Bluetooth app syncing, Advanced Accuracy, and clinically validated readings at the lowest price in Omron’s connected lineup.
Our Take: The BP7150 is the simplest, most affordable way to get Omron’s clinically validated accuracy with Bluetooth app syncing. At $57.83, you get one-touch operation, Advanced Accuracy Technology (5× more data points), irregular heartbeat detection, hypertension and body movement alerts, and wireless syncing to the free OMRON connect app. It’s America’s #1 selling blood pressure monitor for a reason: it does the basics right without overwhelming you with features you may not need. What you give up at this price: no advanced averaging (you’ll see individual readings, not a 3-reading average), a basic irregular heartbeat indicator (yes/no, not a count), 14-reading on-device memory (lowest in the lineup), and a 2-year warranty. If you want more data from each reading, the BP7255 (5 Series) at $69.99 adds averaging and heartbeat count for $12.16 more. If AFib screening matters, the BP7360 (7 Series) at $87.43 is the entry point. But if you want reliable, connected monitoring at the lowest price, the BP7150 is the clear starting point.
Why you’d choose this monitor
- The BP7150 is the best-selling blood pressure monitor in the United States. Trusted by millions of users for straightforward, reliable daily monitoring. Simple one-touch operation — press a single button to measure.
- Omron-exclusive technology measures 5× more data points than previous models. Minimizes the impact of breathing and movement on readings for more consistent, precise blood pressure measurements.
- Wirelessly syncs readings to the free OMRON connect app. Unlimited cloud storage, customizable trend graphs, and easy sharing with your doctor. Compatible with select iOS and Android devices.
- Press a single button to start measuring. No complicated setup, no multi-step process. Ideal for first-time users, seniors, or anyone who prefers a no-fuss experience.
- Alerts you if an irregular heartbeat is detected during measurement. Basic indicator (yes/no) — does not count the number of irregularities like the 5, 7, and 10 Series models.
- Soft, contoured D-ring cuff fits arm circumferences 9″–17″ (22–42 cm). Comfortable for standard and large adult arms. Replacement cuff: HEM-RML31-B.
- Listed on the AMA/AHA Validated Device Listing (VDL). FDA-registered medical device. FSA/HSA eligible. Oscillometric upper arm measurement for reliable systolic, diastolic, and pulse readings.
- At $57.83, the BP7150 is the most affordable Omron monitor with Bluetooth connectivity. You get app syncing, Advanced Accuracy, and clinically validated readings without paying for premium extras.
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Who this monitor is perfect for
- First-time users who want a simple, trusted monitor without a learning curve.
- Users who want Bluetooth app syncing for long-term trend tracking at the lowest price.
- Seniors or caregivers looking for one-touch operation and a clear, easy-to-read display.
- Anyone who wants clinically validated Omron accuracy without paying for premium extras.
You may prefer a different Omron if…
- You want averaging and heartbeat count → BP7255 (5 Series) at $69.99
- You want AFib screening + ComFit cuff → BP7360 (7 Series) at $87.43
- You want every feature with no compromises → BP7465 (10 Series) at $99.99
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model / MPN | BP7150 |
| Brand | Omron Healthcare |
| Series | 3 Series |
| Type | Upper arm, automatic, oscillometric |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| AFib Screening | No (7 and 10 Series only) |
| TruRead | No (10 Series only) |
| Advanced Averaging | No (5 Series and above) |
| Display | Large LCD with symbols |
| Memory | 14 readings (1 user) |
| Cuff Type | Wide-range D-ring |
| Cuff Size | 9″–17″ (22–42 cm) |
| Replacement Cuff | HEM-RML31-B |
| Power | 4 AA batteries (NOT included); optional AC adapter HEM-ADPTW5 |
| Alerts | Irregular heartbeat (indicator), hypertension, body movement |
| Warranty | 2 years (monitor), 1 year (cuff) |
| Clinical Validation | AMA/AHA VDL listed; FDA registered |
| Latex Free | Yes |
| Dimensions | 5.5″ × 4.1″ × 3.2″; Weight: 0.55 lbs (without batteries) |
| UPC | 073796271503 |
| MSRP | $57.83 |
Variant Reference
| Model | MPN | UPC | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| BP7150 | BP7150 | 073796271503 | $57.83 |
How the BP7150 Compares
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| Feature |
BP7150★ This Monitor
|
BP72555 Series
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BP73607 Series
|
BP746510 Series
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth?Wireless connectivity to OMRON connect app. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AFib Screening?Detects atrial fibrillation during readings. | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| TruRead?Auto-takes 3 readings and averages them. | No | No | No | Yes |
| Advanced Averaging?Displays average of last 3 readings. | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Irregular Heartbeat?Alerts if irregular pulse detected. | Indicator | Count (up to 3) | Count (up to 3) | Count (up to 3) |
| Morning Hypertension?Tracks elevated morning readings. | No | No | No | Yes |
| Feature |
BP7150★ This Monitor
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BP72555 Series
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BP73607 Series
|
BP746510 Series
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Display?Screen type and features. | LCD | Large LCD | LCD | Backlit dual display |
| Memory?On-device reading storage. | 14 (1 user) | 60 (1 user) | 120 (2 users) | 200 (2 users) |
| Guest Mode?Take a reading without saving to a profile. | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Feature |
BP7150★ This Monitor
|
BP72555 Series
|
BP73607 Series
|
BP746510 Series
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cuff Type?Style of cuff included. | D-ring | D-ring | ComFit (pre-formed) | ComFit (pre-formed) |
| Cuff Size?Arm circumference range. | 9″–17″ | 9″–17″ | 9″–17″ | 9″–17″ |
| Batteries?Battery type and quantity. | 4 AA (not incl.) | 4 AA | 4 AA | 4 AA |
| AC Adapter?Plug-in power option. | Optional | Not supported | Optional | Included |
| Warranty?Manufacturer warranty period. | 2 years | 2 years | 5 years | 5 years |
| Price?Current price at HRM USA. | $57.83 | $69.99 | $87.43 | $99.99 |
Where does the BP7150 fit in the Omron lineup?
★ You Are Here — 3 Series
- From $57.83
- BP7150 — America’s #1 selling monitor. One-touch operation, Bluetooth, Advanced Accuracy, 14-reading memory. The basics done right.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
Step Up — 5 Series
- From $69.99
- BP7255 — Adds advanced averaging, heartbeat count (up to 3), 60-reading memory. $12.16 more for 4× the storage and better heartbeat data.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
AFib Entry — 7 Series
- From $87.43
- BP7360 — Adds AFib screening, ComFit cuff, 120-reading memory (2 users), guest mode, 5-year warranty. $29.60 more.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
Premium — 10 Series
- From $99.99
- BP7465 — Every feature: AFib, TruRead, dual display, 200-reading memory, AC adapter included. $42.16 more.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
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BP7150 — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the BP7150 (3 Series) and BP7255 (5 Series)?
The BP7255 ($69.99) adds advanced averaging (displays the average of your last 3 readings), an irregular heartbeat counter that shows the number of irregular beats detected (up to 3, vs a basic indicator on the 3 Series), and 60-reading memory (vs 14). Both share Bluetooth, Advanced Accuracy, a D-ring cuff, hypertension indicator, and body movement detection. The BP7255 is $12.16 more but gives you 4× more stored readings and more meaningful heartbeat data.
What is the difference between the BP7150 (3 Series) and BP7360 (7 Series)?
The BP7360 ($87.43) adds AFib Screening Technology, advanced averaging, irregular heartbeat count, a pre-formed Easy-Wrap ComFit cuff (vs D-ring), 120-reading memory for 2 users (vs 14 for 1 user), guest mode, and a 5-year warranty (vs 2 years). The BP7360 is $29.60 more but is a significant upgrade in features, memory, and warranty.
What is the difference between the BP7150 (3 Series) and BP7465 (10 Series)?
The BP7465 ($99.99) adds AFib Screening, TruRead auto-averaging, backlit dual display, ComFit cuff, 200-reading memory for 2 users, morning hypertension indicator, included AC adapter, and a 5-year warranty. The BP7465 is $42.16 more but includes every feature in Omron’s consumer lineup.
What replacement cuffs are compatible with the Omron BP7150?
The BP7150 uses a wide-range D-ring cuff. Compatible replacements: HEM-RML31-B (Wide Range, 9″–17″ / 22–42 cm, included with monitor) and HEM-CS24-B (Small, 7″–9″ / 17–22 cm). The BP7150 is NOT compatible with Easy-Wrap ComFit cuffs (HEM-FL31-B, used by BP7360 and BP7465) or the extra-large cuff (HEM-RXL31-B, BP9310T only).
Does the BP7150 support an AC adapter?
Yes, the BP7150 supports the optional HEM-ADPTW5 AC adapter, sold separately. The monitor runs on 4 AA batteries (not included in the box). If you want an AC adapter included, the BP7465 (10 Series) is the only consumer Omron monitor that includes one in the box.
How many readings can the BP7150 store?
The BP7150 stores up to 14 readings for 1 user on the device. This is the smallest on-device memory in Omron’s current connected lineup. For unlimited storage, sync readings to the free OMRON connect app via Bluetooth. If you need more on-device memory, the BP7255 stores 60, the BP7360 stores 120 (2 users), and the BP7465 stores 200 (2 users).
Is the BP7150 clinically validated?
Yes. The BP7150 is listed on the AMA/AHA Validated Device Listing (VDL) for clinical accuracy. It uses oscillometric upper arm measurement and Omron’s Advanced Accuracy Technology, which measures 5× more data points than previous models. It is also registered with the FDA as a medical device and is FSA/HSA eligible.
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