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Avive’s Connect AED is the newest defibrillator to hit the market, released in 2023, and falls on the low to middle end of the cost spectrum. Weighing just 2.1 pounds, it is the smallest, lightest FDA approved AED with in-rescue bilingual capabilities, and in-rescue Child button eliminating the need for a pediatric key. Universal electrode pads safe to use on adults and children also save time during a rescue. Fully connected to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, it is the first and only AED to offer full, bidirectional integration with 911 call centers. Its software can be updated remotely and it is also the first device to display a female chest in the on-screen graphic instructions.

$1,699

$0

N/A Rechargeable

$100

2 years

Universal Pads

Universal Pads

Yes

Yes

8 years

2.1 lbs

5.6 x 5.6 x 2.6

54

Yes

Yes

Yes

$1,849.89

$3,449.90

In 2009, The Defibtech Lifeline View became the first AED to offer color video instruction during a rescue. Unlike the original Lifeline, the design of the View does not include a built-in handle although a case can be ordered separately for easier transport. The Lifeline View comes only in a semi-automatic version and boasts daily self-tests that test for electrode pad expiration.