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Rossmax X3 BT · Photo source

Rossmax X3 BT
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Rossmax X3 BT · Photo source

Rossmax

X3 BT

Release date not published

An automatic upper-arm monitor with Bluetooth, two 60-reading histories and a non-storing guest mode.

Type
Upper arm
Users
2
App
Yes
Validated
–

Measuring

Type
Upper arm
Irregular heartbeat detection
Yes
AFib detection or ECG
No
Method
Automatic oscillometric upper-arm measurement during deflation, with semiconductor pressure sensor. First-sale date unresolved
Accuracy
Pressure 30–260 mmHg; pulse 40–199 bpm. Maker accuracy ±3 mmHg pressure and ±5% pulse
Clinical validation
Maker flyer carries ESH/BIHS claims. Medaval's exact X3 BT entry says validation checking remains unresolved. STRIDE lists X3 through equivalence to CF175; this does not establish a direct X3 BT study, so headline validation omitted
Features
Cuff-fit and movement indicators, hypertension risk indication and generic irregular-heartbeat detection. Guest measurements are not stored; no AFib-specific screening or ECG

Cuff

Cuff fits
24–40 cm
Cuff
Latex-free Universal Cone Cuff, 24–40 cm, with cuff holder

Connections and memory

Users
2
Readings stored
60 per user
Bluetooth and app
Yes
Memory
Two separate 60-reading histories, 120 total, with date/time and latest-three average. Oldest replaced when full. Guest mode saves no readings
App
Bluetooth low energy sends new and stored readings to Rossmax Healthstyle after binding. Optional specially designed USB cable connects the data-link socket to Rossmax BP Manager PC software. Rossmax now states BP Manager PC software is discontinued and no longer available; the monitor remains usable independently
Power
Four AAA cells, DC 6 V; optional DC 6 V adaptor rated at least 600 mA. Automatic shutdown after one minute without key operation

Design

Display details
57 × 73 mm LCD with date/time, user and Bluetooth indicators; IP21
Size
96 × 139.7 × 63.2 mm (L × W × H); 246 g without batteries
In the box
Maker lists batteries, Universal Cone Cuff, instruction manual and string bag. Mains adaptor and PC cable optional

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Bluetooth transfer to the Healthstyle app
  • Two user histories plus guest mode
  • Average of the latest three readings

Cons

  • No specific AFib detection or ECG
  • PC cable and mains adaptor optional
  • 60 readings per user

Closest rivals

Model
TypeUsersAppValidatedReleased
Upper arm–Yes––
Upper arm2Yes––
Upper arm1Yes––

Sources

  1. rossmax.com/en/products/monitoring/blood-pressure-monitors.html
  2. rossmax.com/downloads/IBs/OBM_IB_X3%282%29BT_V9_SW.pdf
  3. rossmax.com/downloads/Epaper/Epaper_X3_BT_EN.pdf
  4. medaval.ie/resources/EN/devices/Rossmax-X3-BT.html
  5. stridebp.org/device/rossmax-x3
  6. rossmax.com/en/rossmax-downloads.html

Photo: rossmax.com

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