Microlife Connected Health+ APP is developed by Microlife Corporation.
This APP can connect with Blood Pressure Monitors, Oximeter, Thermometer via BT.
Microlife Connected Health+ is a useful app for managing your personal health.
It’s designed for iPhone not for iPAD.
Applicable Bluetooth Connected Devices:
Microlife BPM, Oximeter, Thermometer,
P.S. Weight scale and PeakFlowMeter only support manual input function.
Transfer your measurement readings from blood pressure monitors, thermometers, body composition scale, and oximeters of Microlife's Bluetooth® product portfolio to Microlife Connected Health+ app and keep track of your readings with ease, anytime, anywhere. Use features like personal targets, reminders and data summary reports, to help you stay on top of your health status and live a healthier lifestyle.
Features:
- Transfer your measurement data from device to smartphone via Bluetooth® for review and backup.
- Review the trends and individual entries of your measurements.
- Comment and note your measurement value with text, photo, or audio recording.
- Customizable personal targets (blood pressure, body weight, oxygen saturation, best value of peakflow)
- Set reminders for your daily health routines
- Supports manual addition of measurement readings - Let you use the App as an electronic health diary
- Supports multiple patient logs in body temperature mode (e.g. family members)
- Export and share your data with your family or doctors (PDF is only supported in Cloud mode).
- Share your data with the Apple® Health app for review.
Microlife – Empower people for a healthy today and a better tomorrow.
Great machine & easy to use. The reason for only 4 stars is that half the time it won’t connect to the app & record the data so I spend 10 minutes trying to get it to connect & usually just give up. This part is frustrating as if it doesn’t connect here then it also doesn’t show up on my health app that I can share with my. Doctor.
Revising this review again and back to it being worthless. What’s the point of having Bluetooth connection to track your blood pressure trend when you have to have a degree in nautical engineering to understand how to make it connect? Any and every other device I have the connect via Bluetooth is simple and straightforward; you turn the device on, my iPhone detects said device, I hit the pairing button and it’s done. Not with this you have to hit and hold some magical combination of buttons on both screens and jump on one leg during a full moon in that ninth month of every other leap year to get it to work this is ridiculous in this day and age. They cannot simplify this and make it work with an update. It’s no better than the old schoolwriting down my trends and a notebook. I would not wish this on my worst enemy as I have literally wasted hours, trying to figure it out, do not purchase.
Got it to connect
Petercat650
Here are some tips to get the blood pressure monitor device to connect via Bluetooth (BP3GY1-2N from Costco). 1. Clear the data from the blood pressure monitor by pressing and holding the “M” icon in the bottom left corner. Press and hold for about 10 seconds, until you see the letters CL. Then tap the “M” icon again to clear. (Readings that were taken before the time/date were set seems to screw up the pairing with an error) 2. Remove the pairing of the blood pressure monitor from the app on your phone. Go to settings on bottom right (gear icon). If you see the device listed under “my device” swipe it left to delete. 3. Make sure the time and date are showing on the top of the blood pressure monitor. If not, tap and hold the top part of the screen to manual set the time and date. 4. Make sure your profile info is set up in the app on your phone. Settings (gear icon > my profile. Fill in your data. 5. Have the app on your phone open to the dashboard (bottom left icon) . Take your blood pressure . Hopefully reading will pop up by itself on your app. This is what worked for me after messing around for a while.(You can force the device into Bluetooth mode by pressing and holding the “start” button for a few seconds. I think this is used to sync the time and date automatically. But I’m not really sure )*edit. I have the “Apple health” sync turned on in the settings of the app. And when I take my blood pressure , no data shows up on the Microlife app (I get an error about the profile not matching or something ) but the data shows up in the Apple health app. I still have to have the Microlife app open to the dashboard while I take the blood pressure , for the reading to get saved to Apple health.
Poor Bluetooth, mystery interface
StillStarving52443
The app and device only connect half the time. The device only tries Bluetooth after a reading. I consistently want to throw the device out the window because I can’t believe how poorly it works. It is no surprise I have high blood pressure using their device because it is so stressful waiting to see if my reading will actually transfer to the app. Please have AI make a device and app that actually works together consistently. Daylight savings time was another mess. Why can’t the app update the device time? Unfortunately, Microlife seems to have a monopoly and apparently don’t seem to feel the need to make apps and products that work well. I cannot recommend Microlife. Please do not buy their device.
Support iOS 17~26
[Release Note]:
1. Fix bugs
[Operation Notice]:
Remember to use the APP to synchronize the datetime between device and APP first before the 1st- time measurement.
Version 1.41
The developer, Microlife Corp., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Contact Info
User Content
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Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Health & Fitness
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