Beurer BM28 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
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Beurer BM28 Blood Pressure Monitor
The Beurer BM28 Blood Pressure Monitor is a fully automatic upper-arm monitor designed for convenient blood pressure and pulse measurement at home. Its clear display, wide-fitting cuff and simple controls make regular monitoring easier to manage.
The BM28 also offers useful features for regular tracking. These include memory for four users, cuff-fit checking, a resting indicator, irregular-heartbeat detection and a colour-coded risk indicator.
Key Features of the Beurer BM28 Blood Pressure Monitor
- Fully automatic measurement: Measures blood pressure and pulse at the upper arm automatically.
- 22–42 cm universal cuff: Fits a wide range of upper-arm circumferences.
- Cuff-fit check: Helps indicate whether the cuff has been positioned correctly before measurement.
- Resting indicator: Helps users understand whether they were sufficiently at rest during the measurement.
- 4 × 30 memory: Stores up to 30 readings for each of four users.
- Risk indicator: Uses a colour scale to help classify the displayed blood pressure reading.
- Irregular-heartbeat detection: Alerts the user when the monitor detects a possible irregular heart rhythm during measurement.
- 7-day averages: Calculates morning and evening averages from saved readings over the previous seven days.
- Two alarm times: Lets users set two reminder times for regular monitoring.
Easy Blood Pressure Monitoring at Home
The Beurer BM28 automatically measures systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse. Therefore, users do not need to manually control inflation or deflation during a normal measurement.
Its clear display presents the measured values in an easy-to-read format. This makes the monitor practical for people who regularly record their blood pressure at home.
Universal Cuff with Fit Check
The included upper-arm cuff is designed for arm circumferences from 22 to 42 cm. This wide range makes it suitable for many adult users.
In addition, the cuff-fit check helps indicate whether the cuff has been placed correctly. Correct cuff placement is important for obtaining a useful blood pressure measurement.
Memory for Up to Four Users
The BM28 provides 30 memory spaces for each of four users. As a result, different members of a household can keep their stored measurements separate.
The device can also calculate an overall average of stored readings. Moreover, it provides morning and evening averages for the previous seven days.
Resting Indicator for Better Measurement Practice
Blood pressure can vary when the body is not properly at rest. The BM28 includes a resting indicator that helps show whether the measurement was taken under sufficiently calm conditions for useful comparison.
Risk Indicator and Irregular-Heartbeat Detection
The colour-coded risk indicator provides a simple visual reference for classifying the displayed blood pressure measurement.
The monitor can also display a warning when it detects a possible irregular heart rhythm during measurement. This feature is an indicator only and does not provide a medical diagnosis.
Record Readings with Beurer Scan & Save
Beurer's Scan & Save feature lets users record displayed blood pressure values digitally in the Beurer HealthManager Pro app.
The smartphone camera scans the values shown on the monitor and saves them in the app. The BM28 itself does not require Bluetooth for this feature.
Beurer BM28 Specifications
| Product | Beurer BM28 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Measurement Type | Fully automatic upper-arm blood pressure and pulse measurement |
| Cuff Size | 22–42 cm upper-arm circumference |
| User Memory | 4 users × 30 readings |
| Average Calculation | Overall stored average plus morning/evening averages for the last 7 days |
| Cuff Fit Check | Yes |
| Resting Indicator | Yes |
| Risk Indicator | Colour-coded classification scale |
| Irregular-Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| Alarm Times | 2 |
| Date & Time Display | Yes |
| Automatic Switch-Off | Yes |
| Product Dimensions | 13.4 × 10.3 × 6.0 cm |
Tips for Taking a Blood Pressure Reading
- Sit comfortably and allow yourself time to rest before measuring.
- Place the cuff on the bare upper arm rather than over thick clothing.
- Keep your back and arm supported while taking the measurement.
- Keep your feet flat and avoid crossing your legs.
- Stay still and avoid talking while the monitor is measuring.
- Follow the supplied Beurer instructions for correct cuff placement and operation.
Why Choose the Beurer BM28?
The Beurer BM28 combines straightforward home monitoring with useful tools for regular tracking. Its four-user memory is especially useful in households where more than one person monitors blood pressure.
Features such as the cuff-fit check, resting indicator and 7-day averages also provide more useful guidance than a monitor that only displays a single reading.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size arm does the Beurer BM28 cuff fit?
The supplied universal cuff is suitable for upper-arm circumferences from 22 to 42 cm.
Can more than one person use the Beurer BM28?
Yes. The monitor provides four separate user memories, with space for 30 readings per user.
What does the cuff-fit check do?
It helps indicate whether the upper-arm cuff has been positioned correctly. Proper cuff placement is important when taking a blood pressure measurement.
Does the Beurer BM28 detect an irregular heartbeat?
The monitor can display a warning when it detects a possible irregular heart rhythm during measurement. The warning does not provide a medical diagnosis.
Does the BM28 show average blood pressure readings?
Yes. It can calculate the average of stored measurements and morning and evening averages for the previous seven days.
Can BM28 readings be saved on a smartphone?
Beurer's Scan & Save feature can scan the displayed measurements with a smartphone camera and save them in the Beurer HealthManager Pro app. The monitor itself does not use Bluetooth for this function.
Important: Home blood pressure monitoring supports regular tracking but does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If readings are repeatedly unusual, or you have health concerns, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.