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X9
An upper-arm monitor with automatic and stethoscope-assisted measurement, a 90-reading memory and three supplied cuff sizes.
- Type
- Upper arm
- Users
- 1
- App
- No
- Validated
- –
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Specifications
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- Type
- Upper arm
- Irregular heartbeat detection
- Yes
- AFib detection or ECG
- Yes
- Method
- Automatic oscillometric measurement or auscultatory mode using a separate stethoscope and marker button. Intended for adults at home and in clinical settings. First-sale date unresolved
- Accuracy
- Pressure 30–260 mmHg; pulse 40–199 bpm. Maker accuracy ±3 mmHg pressure and ±5% pulse
- Clinical validation
- STRIDE BP lists X9 through approved equivalence to Rossmax AC1000f, whose adult study used BHS 1993 and was published in 2020; this is not a direct X9 study. Its generic Bluetooth listing conflicts with this non-Bluetooth maker variant
- Features
- PARR flags AFib, premature beats, tachycardia above 100 bpm and bradycardia below 55 bpm, including combined findings. Pulse screening, not ECG. Cuff-fit, movement and hypertension indicators
Cuff
- Cuff fits
- 16–46 cm
- Cuff
- Supplied latex-free small 16–26 cm, medium 24–36 cm and large 34–46 cm cuffs; overall range requires choosing the appropriate cuff. Cuff holder
Connections and memory
- Users
- 1
- Readings stored
- 90
- Bluetooth and app
- No
- Memory
- Single 90-reading history with date/time for automatic measurements; oldest replaced when full. Auscultatory readings are not included in this stored automatic-mode history
- App
- No Bluetooth on this maker variant. Shared-family guide documents an optional specially designed USB cable for PC transfer; Rossmax now says BP Manager software is discontinued and no longer available. Monitor remains independently usable
- Power
- Four AA alkaline cells, DC 6 V; supplied 6 V mains adaptor rated at least 600 mA. Automatic shutdown after one minute without key operation
Design
- Display details
- Backlit 99 × 115 mm LCD with mode and pulse-arrhythmia flags; IP21
- Size
- 173 × 115 × 64.5 mm (L × W × H); maker guide lists 410 g without batteries
- In the box
- Batteries, small/medium/large cuffs, 6 V adaptor, instruction manual and zipper bag; PC cable optional. Stethoscope not listed as supplied
Pros and cons
Pros
- Automatic and auscultatory modes
- Three cuff sizes supplied
- Large backlit display
Cons
- Stethoscope required for auscultatory measurement
- No Bluetooth
- PC software discontinued
Closest rivals
Model | Type | Users | App | Validated | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upper arm | – | No | Yes | – | |
| Upper arm | 2 | No | – | – | |
| Upper arm | – | No | Yes | – |
Sources
- rossmax.com/en/products/monitoring/blood-pressure-monitors.html
- rossmax.com/downloads/IBs/OBM_IB_X9%282%29NA18_EN.pdf
- rossmax.com/downloads/Epaper/Epaper_X9_EN.pdf
- rossmax.com/en/rossmax-downloads.html
- stridebp.org/device/rossmax-x9
Photo: rossmax.com
- X9 manufacturer low-angle studio photograph with cuff: rossmax.com/images/products/X9/X9_PP_003.jpg
- X9 manufacturer angled front photograph showing the backlit display: rossmax.com/images/products/X9/X9_PP_004.jpg
- X9 manufacturer power and data socket close-up: rossmax.com/images/products/X9/X9_PP_005.jpg
- X9 manufacturer kit photograph showing three supplied cuff sizes: rossmax.com/images/products/X9/X9_PP_006.jpg
- X9 official brochure opposite angled front view with cuff in holder: rossmax.com/downloads/Flyer/OBM_OP_5thBPM_EN.pdf
- Rossmax X9 angled with its medical cuff and the illustrative display supplied in the official product flyer: rossmax.com/downloads/Epaper/Epaper_X9_EN.pdf
