The type segmentation classifies monitors into Upper‑Arm Cuff, Wrist Cuff, Finger Cuff, Wearable/Continuous, and Smartphone‑Enabled devices. Upper‑Arm Cuff monitors dominate the market, offering the highest clinical accuracy and thus commanding the majority of sales across both home and clinical settings; they contribute approximately 60 % of total revenue. Wrist Cuff devices, valued for convenience and portability, hold a 20 % share, appealing especially to elderly users with limited arm circumference. Finger Cuff monitors, though niche, serve specialized applications such as intensive care and neonatal units, accounting for roughly 5 % of the market. Wearable/Continuous monitors, integrating Bluetooth and AI analytics, are emerging with a 10 % share, driven by chronic disease management programs and health‑tech partnerships. Finally, Smartphone‑Enabled monitors, which leverage mobile apps for data visualization and remote sharing, occupy the remaining 5 %, reflecting early‑stage adoption but rapid growth potential. This type‑based market taxonomy clarifies how product design and functionality influence overall market dynamics.