Omron BP6350 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor
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Omron BP6350 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor
Omron’s most feature-rich wrist blood pressure monitor. Heart Zone Guidance, UltraSilent Inflation, advanced averaging, Bluetooth, 90-reading memory, and 5-year warranty — all in a 0.2 lb package.
Our Take: The BP6350 is Omron’s premium wrist blood pressure monitor — built for people who want accurate readings without the bulk of an arm cuff. At $74.99 and just 0.2 lbs, it goes anywhere you go. Heart Zone Guidance solves the biggest challenge with wrist monitors by telling you exactly when your wrist is at the correct height for accurate measurement. UltraSilent Inflation means you can take readings in a quiet office or waiting room without drawing attention. You also get advanced averaging (last 3 readings), 90-reading memory, Bluetooth app syncing, and a 5-year warranty — features that match or exceed many upper arm monitors. What you give up vs upper arm models: no AFib screening (7 and 10 Series upper arm only), no multi-user support, and no replaceable cuff. If AFib detection matters, the BP7360 (7 Series upper arm) at $87.43 is the best value for that. But if portability is your top priority and you’ll follow the Heart Zone Guidance for proper positioning, the BP6350 delivers clinically validated accuracy in the smallest, lightest package Omron makes.
Why you’d choose this monitor
- Lightweight wrist design weighs just 0.2 lbs (3.2 oz). Take accurate readings anywhere — at home, the office, or while traveling. Comes with a protective storage case. No bulky arm cuff to carry.
- Omron-exclusive positioning sensor guides your wrist to heart level for optimal accuracy. On-screen indicator shows when you’re in the correct position. Eliminates the #1 source of wrist monitor error.
- Omron-exclusive quiet inflation technology for discreet measurements. Take readings in offices, waiting rooms, or anywhere you need quiet operation. Far quieter than traditional arm cuff inflation.
- Automatically displays the average of your last 3 readings taken within 10 minutes. Gives a more reliable picture of your blood pressure than a single reading.
- Stores up to 90 readings on-device for 1 user. More on-device storage than most upper arm monitors in the same price range. Bluetooth syncs to OMRON connect app for unlimited cloud storage.
- Industry-leading 5-year manufacturer warranty on the monitor (1 year on the cuff). Matches the warranty on Omron’s 7 and 10 Series upper arm monitors. Longer than the 2-year warranty on the 3 and 5 Series.
- 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, Android, and Amazon Alexa.
- Alerts you if the cuff is wrapped too loosely on your wrist. Helps ensure proper cuff placement for accurate readings every time. Fits wrists 5.3″–8.5″ (13.5–21.5 cm).
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Who this monitor is perfect for
- Frequent travelers who need a compact, lightweight monitor that fits in a bag or pocket.
- Users who find upper arm cuffs uncomfortable, restrictive, or difficult to apply.
- People who want discreet, quiet monitoring in offices or public settings.
- Anyone who values advanced averaging and a 5-year warranty at a mid-range price.
You may prefer an upper arm monitor if…
- You want AFib screening → BP7360 (7 Series) at $87.43
- You want the lowest price for connected monitoring → BP7150 (3 Series) at $57.83
- You want mid-range averaging without wrist positioning → BP7255 (5 Series) at $69.99
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model / MPN | BP6350 |
| Brand | Omron Healthcare |
| Series | 7 Series (Wrist) |
| Type | Wrist, automatic, oscillometric |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth + Amazon Alexa |
| Heart Zone Guidance | Yes |
| UltraSilent Inflation | Yes |
| Advanced Averaging | Yes (last 3 readings within 10 min) |
| AFib Screening | No (upper arm 7/10 Series only) |
| Display | LCD digital |
| Memory | 90 readings (1 user) |
| Cuff Type | Integrated wrist cuff (non-removable) |
| Cuff Size | 5.3″–8.5″ (13.5–21.5 cm) |
| Power | 2 AAA batteries (included) |
| Alerts | Irregular heartbeat, hypertension, body movement, cuff wrap guide |
| Warranty | 5 years (monitor), 1 year (cuff) |
| Dimensions | 0.5″ L × 3.6″ W × 2.5″ H |
| Weight | 0.2 lbs (3.2 oz / 0.09 kg) |
| Latex Free | Yes |
| UPC | 073796266356 |
| MSRP | $88.50 |
Variant Reference
| Model | MPN | UPC | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| BP6350 | BP6350 | 073796266356 | $88.50 |
How the BP6350 Compares
The BP6350 is a wrist monitor. The other three are upper arm monitors. Hover a row label for a plain-English definition.
| Feature |
BP71503 Series Arm
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BP72555 Series Arm
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BP6350★ 7 Series Wrist
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BP73607 Series Arm
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monitor Type?Where the cuff is worn. | Upper arm | Upper arm | Wrist | Upper arm |
| Bluetooth?Wireless connectivity to OMRON connect app. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AFib Screening?Detects atrial fibrillation during readings. | No | No | No | Yes |
| Advanced Averaging?Displays average of last 3 readings. | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Heart Zone Guidance?Guides wrist to heart level for accuracy. | N/A | N/A | Yes | N/A |
| UltraSilent Inflation?Quiet inflation for discreet use. | No | No | Yes | No |
| Feature |
BP71503 Series Arm
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BP72555 Series Arm
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BP6350★ 7 Series Wrist
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BP73607 Series Arm
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memory?On-device reading storage. | 14 (1 user) | 60 (1 user) | 90 (1 user) | 120 (2 users) |
| Batteries?Battery type. | 4 AA (not incl.) | 4 AA | 2 AAA | 4 AA |
| Weight?Monitor weight. | 0.55 lbs | 0.75 lbs | 0.2 lbs | ~0.75 lbs |
| Warranty?Manufacturer warranty. | 2 years | 2 years | 5 years | 5 years |
| Price?Current price at HRM USA. | $57.83 | $69.99 | $74.99 | $87.43 |
Wrist vs Upper Arm — Which is right for you?
Budget Upper Arm — 3 Series
- From $57.83
- BP7150 — Lowest price, basic features, 14-reading memory, D-ring cuff. Best for simple home monitoring on a budget.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
Mid Upper Arm — 5 Series
- From $69.99
- BP7255 — Advanced averaging, heartbeat count, 60-reading memory. Best mid-range upper arm value.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
★ You Are Here — 7 Series Wrist
- From $74.99
- BP6350 — Ultra-portable wrist monitor with Heart Zone Guidance, UltraSilent Inflation, 90-reading memory, 5-year warranty.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
AFib Upper Arm — 7 Series
- From $87.43
- BP7360 — AFib screening, ComFit cuff, 120-reading memory (2 users), 5-year warranty. Best if AFib detection is your priority.
- View on heartratemonitorsusa.com →
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BP6350 — Frequently Asked Questions
Is a wrist blood pressure monitor as accurate as an upper arm monitor?
All Omron monitors — wrist and upper arm — are clinically validated to the same accuracy standards (within ±3 mmHg for pressure, ±5% for pulse). The main difference is technique: wrist monitors require your wrist to be at heart level during measurement. The BP6350 includes Heart Zone Guidance that tells you when your wrist is in the correct position. If you follow the positioning guidance, wrist and upper arm monitors deliver comparable results.
What is Heart Zone Guidance?
Heart Zone Guidance is an Omron-exclusive feature that uses a positioning sensor to detect when your wrist is at heart level. An on-screen indicator guides you to raise or lower your wrist until it’s in the optimal position for accurate measurement. This eliminates the most common source of error with wrist monitors — incorrect positioning.
How does the BP6350 compare to the BP7150 (3 Series upper arm)?
The BP6350 ($74.99) is a wrist monitor with advanced averaging, Heart Zone Guidance, UltraSilent Inflation, 90-reading memory, cuff wrap guide, and a 5-year warranty. The BP7150 ($57.83) is an upper arm monitor with basic features, 14-reading memory, and a 2-year warranty. The BP6350 costs $17.16 more but offers more features, more memory, a longer warranty, and unmatched portability.
How does the BP6350 compare to the BP7360 (7 Series upper arm)?
The BP7360 ($87.43) is an upper arm monitor with AFib Screening Technology, ComFit cuff, 120-reading memory for 2 users, guest mode, and a 5-year warranty. The BP6350 ($74.99) has advanced averaging and Heart Zone Guidance but no AFib screening, no multi-user support, and uses a wrist cuff. If AFib detection is important, the BP7360 is the better choice. If portability is your priority, the BP6350 wins.
Can I use the BP6350 while traveling?
Yes — the BP6350 is designed for on-the-go monitoring. It weighs just 0.2 lbs (3.2 oz), runs on 2 AAA batteries (included), and comes with a protective storage case. UltraSilent Inflation means you can take readings quietly and discreetly in hotels, offices, or airports. No AC adapter needed.
Does the BP6350 have a replacement cuff?
The BP6350 has an integrated wrist cuff that is permanently attached to the monitor. There is no separate replacement cuff. The cuff fits wrists 5.3″–8.5″ (13.5–21.5 cm) in circumference. If the cuff is damaged, the entire unit would need to be replaced.
How many readings can the BP6350 store?
The BP6350 stores up to 90 readings for 1 user on the device. This is more than the BP7150 (14 readings) and BP7255 (60 readings) upper arm monitors. For unlimited storage, sync readings to the free OMRON connect app via Bluetooth. The monitor is single-user only — no multi-user profiles or guest mode.
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Customers praised this wireless wrist blood pressure monitor for being "easy to use" and "portable." Many noted accurate readings and convenient Bluetooth connectivity to smartphones. One shopper called it "super useful for old people." However, one customer reported inaccurate readings despite following directions.
It’s a nice blood monitor out of this world
Have the larger Omron BP Monitor, but thought the BP6350 would be more convenient and easier to use; and it is. Read reviews and checked with C/S first on it, which were very helpful. This monitor is working out fine for me. Good product.
It's a super useful device for old people who are not familiar with smartphones, but still need to monitor their heart rate even outside. I bought it for my father and he is very happy with it.
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easy to use and I like the average of the 3 test.
excellent
This monitor is pretty accurate. Easy to use and nice-looking. I recommend.
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Great I love it.
Very easy to use, portable and accurate. Excellent device.
Works exactly as advertised. What else can be said?
Inaccurate Readings. Used As Directed.
This is THE easiest way to keep track of your blood pressure and heart rate. Goes right to your phone vie Bluetooth! Could not be easier or more accurate!
Which OMEON cuff measures heart rate?
Every Omron blood pressure monitor, including the BP6350, measures and displays pulse rate along with systolic and diastolic pressure. The BP6350 also detects irregular heartbeats during a reading and flags them on the display. Keep in mind this is a spot pulse reading taken at the moment of measurement, not continuous heart rate tracking like a fitness watch or chest strap. If you need continuous heart rate monitoring, that would be a separate device.
My display is too dim to read and not all numbers appear, I’ve checked the batteries but it persists. Any ideas?
A dim or partially displaying screen , even with fresh batteries , usually points to one of a few things:
1. **Battery contact issue:** Try removing the batteries, waiting 30 seconds, and reinserting them, making sure the contacts are clean and free of any corrosion. Even if the batteries are new, a poor connection can cause display problems.
2. **LCD degradation:** If the unit has been exposed to extreme temperatures, moisture, or has had significant use over time, the LCD panel itself may be wearing out. Unfortunately, this isn't something that can be fixed at home.
3. **Reset the unit:** Remove the batteries for at least 1 full minute to perform a hard reset. Reinsert them and check if the display improves.
If none of these steps help, the monitor may need to be replaced. Omron offers a manufacturer's warranty (typically 2 years for home monitors), so it's worth contacting them directly at 1-800-634-4350 or through their website at omronhealthcare.com to see if your unit is still covered.
What do each of the symbols mean?
The Omron BP6350 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor uses easy-to-read symbols on the display to help users understand each measurement. A flashing heart icon shows that the monitor is detecting your pulse, while the irregular heartbeat symbol may appear if an uneven rhythm is detected during a reading. A movement error symbol indicates that the wrist moved during measurement and the reading should be retaken for accuracy. The high blood pressure indicator alerts you when a reading is above the normal range, and the wrist-to-heart level positioning symbol helps ensure your arm is held correctly for reliable results. Additional icons include user indicators for multiple profiles, memory symbols for stored readings with date and time, and a low-battery symbol that signals when batteries need to be replaced. These visual cues are designed to make daily blood pressure monitoring simple, accurate, and easy to understand at home. You can download a manual here. https://omronhealthcare.com/products/7-series-wireless-wrist-blood-pressure-monitor-bp6350/downloads
how do I changed the time on the omron 7 series wrist blood pressure monitor
To change the date and time on the Omron BP6350 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor, follow these steps:
Make sure the monitor is turned off.
Press and hold the SET button until the year starts flashing.
Use the ▲ / ▼ buttons to adjust the year.
Press SET to confirm and move to the month, then the day, hour, and minutes.
After setting the minutes, press SET once more to save and exit.
Tips:
The time format is 12-hour (AM/PM).
Make sure the date and time are correct so readings sync properly in the Omron Connect app.
If the time keeps resetting, the batteries may need to be replaced.
This will ensure your readings are stored with the correct timestamps for accurate tracking.
Does the wrist model 7 have a soft band?
Omron 7 Series Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor comes with a wrist cuff that is made of a cloth/fabric-style material that wraps comfortably around your wrist—so yes, it does have a soft wrist band, rather than a hard plastic or rigid strap. This cuff is designed to fit adult wrists from about 5.3″ to 8.5″ in circumference and includes a wrap guide to help ensure it’s snug but comfortable when taking a reading.