Beurer BM 25 vs Microlife BP B1 Standard
Better figure, where one is clearly better
| BeurerBM 25 | MicrolifeBP B1 Standard | |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | ||
| Released | – | – |
| Measuring | ||
| Type | Upper arm | Upper arm |
| Clinically validated | – | Yes |
| Irregular heartbeat detection | Yes | Yes |
| Method | Automatic oscillometric upper-arm measurement during deflation; first on-sale date not established | Automatic oscillometric upper-arm measurement during deflation; first on-sale date not established |
| 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 | Maker manual specifies static pressure accuracy of ±3 mmHg and pulse accuracy of ±5% of the readout value; distinct from clinical validation |
| Clinical validation | Beurer states clinical testing to ISO 81060-2 in the manual; exact independent registry confirmation was not established | Exact BP B1 Standard appears on STRIDE BP as an approved equivalent to BP B3 AFIB for home use in adults and people with diabetes, with a validated 22–42 cm cuff and a referenced 2021 ISO 81060-2:2018 study |
| 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 | Irregular heartbeat indication, cuff fit and movement checks, three-level classification scale, date/time and low-battery indicator |
| Cuff | ||
| Cuff fits | 22–42 cm | 22–42 cm |
| Cuff | Supplied upper-arm cuff | Soft M–L upper-arm cuff; UK maker specifies a non-washable cuff |
| Connections and memory | ||
| Users | – | 1 |
| Readings stored | – | 30 |
| Bluetooth and app | No | No |
| Memory | – | One shared 30-reading memory and average of all stored readings; oldest reading overwritten when full. Exact current manual states removing batteries deletes the stored measurements |
| App | Scan & Save in beurer HealthManager Pro uses a smartphone camera to record the display; no Bluetooth connection | – |
| 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 | Four 1.5 V LR03 AAA batteries or optional DC 5 V, 1 A adaptor through USB-C in the current maker manual; NiMH batteries supported but must be charged externally. USB-C supplies power rather than data transfer |
| Design | ||
| Display details | Non-illuminated LCD, 4.4 × 5.3 cm, with black digits; maker lists no date/time display | LCD showing pressure, pulse, time and stored-reading indicators |
| Size | 12.00 × 9.00 × 4.00 cm (L × W × H) | 130 × 93.5 × 52 mm; maker weight 240 g including batteries |
| In the box | Monitor, 22–42 cm cuff and four AAA batteries | Monitor, soft 22–42 cm cuff, instruction manual and four AAA alkaline batteries |
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