Beurer FT95 Bluetooth Non-Contact Thermometer – Forehead, Object & Room Temp | 60 Memories

Overview

The Beurer FT95 is a versatile, hygienic thermometer designed for fast, non‑contact temperature checks. Measuring from a safe distance of about 0.8 to 1.12 inches, it helps you gauge body, bottle, and room temperatures with ease. A large blue backlit display ensures readability in low light, making nighttime checks simpler without waking a sleeping child. The device supports both Fahrenheit and Celsius readings for convenient use in any setting.

3 in 1 temperature sensing

Switch between forehead, object (such as a baby bottle), and room temperature measurements with a single, compact tool. This flexibility makes it handy for quick daily checks in the nursery, kitchen, or on the go.

• Non-contact convenience to reduce disturbance
• Hygienic, quick checks with no skin contact
• Blue backlit display for easy reading in the dark
• Unit options in °F or °C for your preference
• Compact and travel-friendly design

Track changes with memory and clear indicators

The FT95 stores up to 60 measurements, helping you observe trends over time. A color-coded fever indicator and a user-friendly display provide quick insights at a glance, with a mute option for quiet environments.

• 60 memory spaces to monitor temperature over time
• Color icons for quick interpretation (green/yellow/red)
• Fever reference example: 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
• On-device storage plus optional app sync for record-keeping

Bluetooth smart features and app connectivity

Pair the FT95 with the Beurer HealthManager Pro app to securely save measurements on your smartphone. This makes it easier to review temperature history and share readings with caregivers when needed.

• Bluetooth sync to the Beurer HealthManager Pro app
• Seamless tracking of your or your child’s temperature history
• Designed for families seeking simple data access

In short, the FT95 blends speed, versatility, and practical design. It offers a flexible, non-invasive way to monitor temperature across multiple contexts without promising outcomes, focusing instead on useful, real‑world possibilities for everyday life.