Home Pro, Travel Lite or Senior Elite: Which OUSON Monitor Fits Your Routine?

Start with the cuff that fits your arm, then consider the display and the way you will use the monitor. OUSON Home Pro, Travel Lite and Senior Elite offer different screen sizes and cuff packages. This guide compares those practical differences.

Compare the three models

Home Pro BSX516

  • 3.5-inch backlit display.
  • Two user groups, with up to 99 stored readings per user.
  • Selected cuff options: Large 22–48 cm, XS 17–22 cm or XL 22–52 cm.
  • Each selected option includes an additional Standard 22–32 cm cuff.

Travel Lite BSX556

  • 2.5-inch display.
  • Two user groups, with up to 99 stored readings per user.
  • Selected cuff options: Standard 22–32 cm, XS 17–22 cm, Large 22–48 cm or XL 22–52 cm.
  • The Standard option includes one cuff. XS, Large and XL options include an additional Standard cuff.

Senior Elite BSX533

  • 4-inch display with three-colour backlight.
  • Two user groups, with up to 99 stored readings per user.
  • Selected cuff options: Extra Large 22–52 cm or XS 17–22 cm.
  • Each selected option includes an additional Standard 22–32 cm cuff.

Choose the cuff before the screen

Measure your upper-arm circumference and compare it with the printed cuff range. XS describes an arm-size range; it does not mean these adult monitors are intended for children. OUSON lists these monitors and cuffs for adults aged 18 and above.

Ask your healthcare professional about device suitability for your circumstances. The American Heart Association recommends a validated upper-arm monitor with a correctly fitting cuff; this comparison does not claim independent clinical validation for a particular OUSON model.

Check what is included

The current listings include a standard pouch with each of these monitors. GoPouch is a separate optional upgrade. The selected cuff and any extra Standard cuff depend on the package rules above. Check the product page before ordering, especially when buying for two people with different arm sizes.

Compare the current price on the product page rather than a price copied into an article. That keeps your choice tied to the actual selected variant and available offer.

Make your shortlist

If screen size matters most, compare the 3.5-inch Home Pro with the 4-inch Senior Elite. If you prefer the 2.5-inch display format, look at Travel Lite. Whichever you choose, confirm cuff fit, readable labels and the instructions for power and setup. A larger screen does not by itself establish more accurate measurement.

Prepared by OUSON. General information for adults; follow your device manual and your healthcare professional’s advice.

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