How-to guide · Bluetooth and apps
Bluetooth on US Beurer devices
The PO60 pulse oximeter and BM81 easyLock blood pressure monitor have Bluetooth. To transfer readings, check which app Beurer names in the manual or US product page for your device.
Three ways to keep a reading history
| Option | How it works | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| On-device memory | The monitor keeps readings according to its specifications. | Capacity and available profiles. |
| Bluetooth | Transfers readings to the app listed for the model. | Phone support, app, and permissions. |
| Paper log | Write down what you see on the display. | Date, time, and the readings you need to share. |
Beurer PO60: what the US manual says
The Beurer PO60 manual describes transferring stored readings over Bluetooth and names the beurer HealthCoach app. Before buying the PO60 for syncing, confirm with Beurer which app supports your unit and whether the device appears in that app.
Beurer BM81 easyLock and HealthManager Pro
Beurer’s US BM81 easyLock page lists beurer HealthManager Pro compatibility and on-device memory for two users, with 120 readings per user. If you share the monitor, check the user profile before taking or transferring a reading.
Check the monitor and your phone
- Find the exact model on the label and open its manual.
- Check which app Beurer lists for that unit.
- Check app availability, operating system requirements, and Bluetooth permissions.
- After syncing, confirm the date, time, and reading in the app history.
Keeping a log without an app
Write down the date and time with the numbers on the display. Use our blood pressure log or our blood oxygen and pulse log.