Beurer BM 25 vs Microlife BP AG1-30

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BM 25 compared with BP AG1-30

	BeurerBM 25	MicrolifeBP AG1-30
Overview
Released
Released	–	–
Measuring
Type
Type	Upper arm	Upper arm
Irregular heartbeat detection
Irregular heartbeat detection	Yes	No
AFib detection or ECG
AFib detection or ECG	–	No
Method
Method	Automatic oscillometric upper-arm measurement during deflation; first on-sale date not established	Fully manual auscultatory upper-arm measurement using stethoscope and aneroid gauge. Hand inflation and screw-controlled deflation; readings interpreted by the operator. Current guide specifies trained auscultatory users and adults over 18, at home or in healthcare environments. Actual first retail date unresolved
Accuracy
Accuracy	Maker manual specifies display accuracy of ±3 mmHg for systolic and diastolic pressure and ±5% of the displayed pulse value; this specification is distinct from clinical validation	June 2025 exact guide gives 0–300 mmHg range, 2 mmHg scale divisions, static accuracy within ±3 mmHg and air leakage under ±4 mmHg/min. Same guide has at-least-six-month recalibration wording and a two-month accuracy-testing interval; these differing maintenance statements are not combined into a single interval
Clinical validation
Clinical validation	Beurer states clinical testing to ISO 81060-2 in the manual; exact independent registry confirmation was not established	Current guide cites EN ISO 81060-1 and Class Im compliance with EU Medical Device Regulation. Regulatory compliance is separate from independent clinical validation; exact independent validation unresolved and headline omitted
Features
Features	Single start/stop button, cuff fit check, irregular heartbeat warning, classification scale and automatic switch-off; maker lists no resting indicator or calculated averages	Mechanical dial, pump ball and adjustable deflation valve. Ukrainian maker identifies built-in stethoscope. No automatic pressure or pulse calculation, irregular-heartbeat screening, AFib detection or ECG
Cuff
Cuff fits
Cuff fits	22–42 cm	22–32 cm
Cuff
Cuff	Supplied upper-arm cuff	Supplied soft M 22–32 cm cuff established by current global guide and Asia-Pacific product page; Ukrainian maker specifies a cuff ring
Connections and memory
Bluetooth and app
Bluetooth and app	No	No
Memory
Memory	–	No electronic storage; readings, date and time recorded separately by the operator
App
App	Scan & Save in beurer HealthManager Pro uses a smartphone camera to record the display; no Bluetooth connection	No Bluetooth, USB or phone app
Power
Power	Four 1.5 V LR03 AAA batteries or optional DC 5 V, 1 A mains adaptor through USB-C; USB-C is for mains operation, not charging the disposable batteries	Mechanical operation without batteries or mains power
Design
Display details
Display details	Non-illuminated LCD, 4.4 × 5.3 cm, with black digits; maker lists no date/time display	Analogue manometer with pointer; no LCD
Size
Size	12.00 × 9.00 × 4.00 cm (L × W × H)	175 × 70 × 103 mm and 450 g in global support and Asia-Pacific product page. Current exact guide states weight up to 450 g; component weights not separated
In the box
In the box	Monitor, 22–42 cm cuff and four AAA batteries	Asia-Pacific maker lists sphygmomanometer, stethoscope, M22–32 cuff, bulb and valve, and soft bag. Current guide identifies manometer, cuff, pump ball, valve, stethoscope, chestpiece and earpieces