Stiftung Warentest currently tested ten electronic blood pressure monitors for the upper arm and seven for the wrist. Unlike the classic blood pressure monitors with stethoscopes at the doctor's, the devices are not operated manually, but work automatically and display the values digitally...

Handling: easy; accuracy: high; risk indicator: clear

Good and cheap. Lies just behind the test winner, also in terms of price. Also measures values without date and time, but stores three times as many. It also calculates an average value and ranks it on a scale. Special handling: Users should place the arm diagonally to the chest when measuring.

Overall, the model is not only reasonably priced, but also delivers very accurate measurement results. Unfortunately, the model can only store data for one user in the memory, although a guest mode is also on board. The functions are plentiful and the operation is very simple, with the cuff also being put on quickly and without any problems.