Microlife BP B2 Basic Jubilee Edition

Wrist monitors using the oscillometric method, like the BP B2 Basic, can be accurate, but results depend heavily on positioning the wrist at heart level during measurement. Microlife is a Swiss health-diagnostics company, founded in 1997, that specializes in this class of device.

Sit still, place the cuff snugly on your wrist, and raise that arm so the wrist is level with your heart while the reading is taken. The device measures systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, and pulse rate automatically and displays them on its digital screen.

The Jubilee Edition is an anniversary variant of Microlife's B2 line, keeping the same wrist-worn oscillometric measurement of blood pressure and pulse. It's a cosmetic/commemorative release rather than a fundamentally redesigned medical device.

The B2 Basic records recent measurements internally so you can track your blood pressure over time, though it's a no-frills model without app connectivity. For a full memory history, users typically log readings manually or check the stored values in the device's display.