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UPDATED: 12 January 2026
OMRON X3 Comfort AFib
Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
(Model: HEM-7196-FLEO) Amazon rating: 4.7 out of 5
£59.99 / €59.99
Features:
Clinically validated - provides accurate and reliable readings
Intelli Wrap Cuff size: 22-42cm
Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) screening
Body movement detection
Simplified design for two users
Store up to 60 readings for each user
Also clinically validated to be used during pregnancy
Power options: 4 x AA batteries included, or AC adapter not included
NOTE: This model cannot be synced to the OMRON Connect App
About this device
Design and screen
Simplified design with easy-to-read display.
Clinical Validation
OMRON states all of its blood pressure monitors have been clinically validated for use on adults in the general population. We were unable to find a specific validation for this model (HEM-7196-FLEO); however, it has been deemed equivalent to a previous OMRON model (HEM-7320-Z): ANSI/AAMI/ISO 2009.
This model has also been clinically validated to be used during pregnancy.
Approved for use by the European Society of Hypertension (Stride BP)
Intelli Wrap Cuff
Size: 22-42cm
OMRON’s Intelli Wrap Cuff is designed to improve the accuracy of home blood pressure readings by minimising errors that commonly occur when a standard cuff is positioned incorrectly.
With its full 360-degree sensing area, the OMRON Intelli Wrap Cuff removes the need to line up a specific artery marker with the brachial artery. This design allows the cuff to deliver dependable blood pressure readings regardless of how it is positioned around the upper arm.
Its pre-shaped design allows the cuff to be applied comfortably using just one hand, making the measuring process easier.
Cuff Wrap Guide
The on-screen cuff wrap guide informs if the cuff has been secured properly or is too loose, helping to prevent inaccurate results.
Intellisense Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) screening
works by analyzing the pulse pressure waves during a blood pressure measurement. If an irregularity is detected from pulse to pulse intervals, the device displays a symbol alerting to possible Atrial Fibrillation (AFib).
OMRON advises users to consult with their doctor if the device gives this warning.
This feature does not replace a doctor’s examination but helps to detect AFib at an early stage.
This device is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, or management of AFib.
Body movement detection
alerts the user if any movement during the blood pressure reading may have compromised the measurement. This is to ensure more accurate and reliable blood pressure readings.
About OMRON Healthcare
OMRON Healthcare is a global company with headquarters in Japan, who believe in creating a more confident, informed, and healthy way of living. They produce innovative medical equipment for health monitoring and therapy to help people prevent and manage health conditions like hypertension, enabling a fuller, healthier life.
OMRON believes in a world without heart attacks or strokes, a world-changing mindset they call Going for Zero™.
OMRON’s portfolio of home healthcare technology products includes its market-leading and doctor-recommended blood pressure monitors sold in more than 130 countries and regions, as well as devices for respiratory care, pain management, and body analysis scales.
*For home blood pressure monitor in Europe, Pure Healthcare survey with cardiologists (2025)
