Microlife Connected Health+ US

Name: Microlife Connected Health+ US
Rating: 3.9 (2271 reviews)
Author: Microlife Corp.

By: Microlife Corp.

Health & Fitness

Features & Capabilities

Microlife Connected Health+ US is a health data app that links Microlife Bluetooth devices (BP monitors, oximeter, thermometer) to your iPhone. It supports transferring measurements, viewing trends, and adding notes with text, photos, or audio. The app supports multiple patient profiles and manual data entry for some devices, acting as an electronic health diary.

Key features include customizable targets for blood pressure, weight, oxygen saturation, and peak flow; daily reminders; easy data export and sharing with family or doctors; and interoperability with Apple Health. Note: iPhone only (not iPad).

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data

By:

Microlife Corp.

Rating:

3.90

(2,271) 15 new ratings

Version:

1.41 Last updated: 2026-04-24

Version code:

884881080

Creation date:

2022-07-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.63MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-01

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Developed by:

Microlife Corp.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/microlife-connected-health-us/id1593819349

Website:

https://microlifeusa.com/blood-pressure-monitoring/

User Reviews

Most reviews condemn the Microlife Connected Health+ app for unreliable Bluetooth pairing and syncing, with updates frequently breaking functionality or blocking data saving. Usability is poor and setup is confusing, leading users to rely on Apple Health instead. There are some mentions that Apple Health integration exists and can display readings when properly enabled, but this is not consistently seamless. A few reviews note US-only compatibility and odd data-history behavior. Overall, reliability and UX are the primary concerns, with limited positive feedback on Health integration.

Pros

Apple Health integration exists; BP readings can appear in the Health app when syncing.
Settings allow enabling Apple Health sync to connect BP data with Health.
The app provides a dashboard/profile setup to manage readings and device-related settings (e.g., time/date and user profile).

Cons

Bluetooth connectivity is frequently unreliable: devices won\'t connect, disconnect often, or fail to sync.
Updates often break features or prevent saving data; some users cannot revert to older versions or data may be lost.
The app is hard to use and setup is confusing; pairing is tedious and navigation is not intuitive.
US-only compatibility; works only with US-market BP monitors and may not work abroad.
Data/history issues; readings may not save reliably and the history may default to 2001, making it hard to access current data.

Recent reviews

Keeps losing the sync and it's a complete waste of time to keep trying to get it to connect to the phone. I have wasted hours trying to make this garbage work. It is elevating my blood pressure just trying to get the stupid app to connect to the stupid device with any consistency. The BP monitor itself won't allow me to clear by holding the start button for ten seconds so now I can't sync at all. I need to keep shutting off my phone and still can't get it to sync. Worst than worthless.

by Ma*****, 2026-06-28

I have 11 months of data recorded into the app. The app COULD email that data 7 months ago. Now it can’t - the app crashes. Tech support says the only fix is to delete and reinstall the app, which deletes the data. So now I must manually type the date from the app’s screen into a spreadsheet on my desktop. I bought the MicroLife blood pressure BP3GY1-2N specifically because it could email its data to the desktop. Evidently sometimes it can’t and now I must transcribe hundreds of data rows. I am not happy.