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Microlife BP W10 Basic · Photo source

Microlife BP W10 Basic
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Microlife BP W10 Basic · Photo source

Microlife · BP

BP W10 Basic

Release date not published

A wrist blood pressure monitor with a pre-formed cuff, 30-reading memory, average display and irregular-heartbeat indication.

Type
Wrist
Users
–
App
No
Validated
–

Measuring

Type
Wrist
Irregular heartbeat detection
Yes
AFib detection or ECG
No
Method
Automatic oscillometric wrist measurement; exact manual describes inflation followed by gradual pressure reduction. No Comfort+ inflation-measurement claim transferred from W3 Comfort. Manufacturer labels it new 2025/26, but exact first-sale date remains unresolved
Accuracy
Static pressure accuracy ±3 mmHg and pulse ±5% of readout. Systolic 60–255 mmHg, diastolic 40–200 mmHg and pulse 40–199 bpm in current manual; website rounds pulse upper limit to 200. Cuff-pressure display range 0–299 mmHg is separate
Clinical validation
Manufacturer product page claims ISO clinical validation and manual claims ESH testing; no exact-model independent validation listing or published trial recovered in bounded searches. Headline validation omitted pending independent evidence
Features
Ordinary irregular-heartbeat indication, cuff-fit check, arm-movement warning, blood-pressure classification display, low-battery indicator and automatic switch-off after approximately one minute. Website mentions an LED positioning indicator, but exact manual labels a traffic-light display and establishes no separate heart-level positioning sensor; claim remains unresolved. No dedicated AFib algorithm or MAM sequence established

Cuff

Cuff fits
13.5–21.5 cm
Cuff
Pre-formed wrist cuff fits 13.5–21.5 cm; damp cloth and mild soapsuds for cleaning, no machine washing

Connections and memory

Readings stored
30
Bluetooth and app
No
Memory
Stores 30 readings with date/time and displays average of all stored values, excluding readings with suboptimal cuff fit. Oldest reading overwritten when full. Current exact manual explicitly says removing batteries deletes stored measurements; no memory retention borrowed from W1 Basic or W3 Comfort. New reading can be excluded; saved history clears together. No separate user selector established
Power
Two 1.5 V AAA alkaline batteries; approximately 700 measurements with new cells. NiMH rechargeable cells supported but charged externally. Product page and manual agree on two cells; support table incorrectly gives four

Design

Display details
LCD with ON/OFF, memory and time controls plus separate classification display; IP22 in current exact manual
Size
Exact operating manual gives 76 × 67 × 29 mm and 127 g including batteries. European product/support tables instead give 131 × 90 × 60.5 mm; larger figures are not adopted as body dimensions or guessed to be packaging
In the box
Monitor, storage box, two AAA alkaline batteries and blood-pressure diary listed by manufacturer; operating instructions available

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Pre-formed wrist cuff
  • Date-stamped memory with average display
  • Supports externally charged NiMH batteries

Cons

  • Stored readings deleted when batteries are removed
  • No Bluetooth or dedicated AFib screening

Closest rivals

Model
TypeUsersAppValidatedReleased
Wrist2No––
Wrist2No––
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Sources

  1. microlife.com/consumer-products/blood-pressure/wrist-devices/bp-w10-basic
  2. microlife.com/support/blood-pressure/bp-w10-basic
  3. microlife.com/media/5955/download/IB%20BP%20W10%20Basic%20S-V11%200625.pdf

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