In a household where more than one person is monitoring their blood pressure, shared readings quickly become useless. The UA-767F keeps four separate user memories so each person’s history stays their own and each average means something.
It adds a percentage irregular heartbeat function, which shows how often an irregular beat has been picked up across the record. For a GP deciding whether to investigate further, that frequency is the more useful number.
The rest is straightforward: a classification indicator, time and date stamping, cuff fit and movement error alerts, and a carry case and batteries in the box.
