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Withings Connect Review: Accurate Blood Pressure Monitoring In Seconds | Digital Trends

Posted on July 23, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Withings is known for its stylish smartwatches that allow you to track your fitness without compromising your style. This emphasis on good looks carries over to its $100 Connect blood pressure monitor, which looks more like a fashion accessory than a medical device. Does the Connect favor style over substance? I tested it against competing home digital blood pressure monitors, manual blood pressure cuffs, and even hospital units to find out.
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