iHealth Neo BP5S Wireless Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

The iHealth Neo BP5S is a wireless upper-arm blood pressure monitor that pairs with the MyVitals app to store and export readings. It offers one-button operation, a large display and a rechargeable battery, while customer feedback is mixed on accuracy and battery life.

At a glance

The listing claims clinical validation and says no calibration is required. These are manufacturer claims, not independent verification.
One-button operation and a large display are intended to make readings straightforward to take and see.
Bluetooth syncing sends readings to MyVitals, where the listing says data can be stored and exported as CSV, XLS or PDF.
A rechargeable battery is claimed to support up to 130 measurements per full charge.
The listing describes the monitor as thin and lightweight for carrying.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$79.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The app can retain readings and export them in several file formats for sharing.
The listing specifies a 30 to 60 second measurement time and single-button operation.
Rechargeable operation avoids routine disposable-battery replacement, according to the listing.

Cons

Customer feedback is mixed on reading accuracy and battery life, so reported experiences do not consistently match the listing's claims.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	Andon Health Co., Ltd.
Model	BP5S

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	3.03 x 7.36 x 9.21 inches; 8.47 ounces

Measurement and operation
Operation	Easy Operation by one button.
Measurement time	30 to 60 seconds

Connectivity and data
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 4.0
App	MyVitals App
Export formats	CSV, XLS or PDF files

Battery
Battery capacity and type	950mAh rechargeable lithium battery
Claimed measurements per full charge	up to 130 measurements

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The manufacturer claims clinical validation, no calibration required and up to 130 measurements per charge, while customers report mixed experiences with accuracy and battery life. Treat these as listing claims alongside varied customer reports, not guarantees for an individual reading or charge.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want to record upper-arm readings in a phone app and export data for sharing.
Travelers looking for a monitor described as thin and lightweight, with rechargeable power.
Users who prefer one-button operation and an on-device display.

Less suited to

Buyers who need customer feedback to establish consistent measurement accuracy or dependable battery performance.
People who need a monitor that stores and shares readings without a compatible smartphone app.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 3,614 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars10%10%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars4%4%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback highlights convenience, Bluetooth app connectivity, portability and tracking daily readings. Accuracy and battery life receive mixed reports, including reports of inaccurate readings and difficulty holding a charge. Those concerns matter for a monitor intended for repeated readings and rechargeable use, so the stated validation and battery capacity should not be treated as a guarantee of each user's experience. Opinions on value are also mixed.

Positive themes

Customers praise app connectivity, portability and the convenience of tracking daily readings.

Negative themes

Some customers report inaccurate readings and battery issues, including difficulty holding a charge.

Mixed feedback

Feedback is divided on accuracy, battery life and value for money.

Frequently asked questions

How does the iHealth Neo BP5S share readings?

The listing says readings sync over Bluetooth 4.0 to the MyVitals app, which can store data and export it as CSV, XLS or PDF files.

How long does a measurement take?

The listing gives a measurement time of 30 to 60 seconds and describes one-button operation.

How many readings can it take per charge?

The listing claims up to 130 measurements from a full charge of its 950mAh rechargeable lithium battery. Customer feedback on battery life is mixed.

Is its accuracy independently established here?

No. The listing claims clinical validation, but customer reports about accuracy are mixed. This information does not independently verify performance.