It does what it should do. Easy to operate and having a small footprint makes it easy to take it to any place. To me the selling point is the smooth integration with the garmin system. I have the scale, watch and all my bike computers and lights are garmin. Having all sync shows you an amazing amount of data that pointed you in the right direction.

Using for a couple weeks now and very happy to with it. Works well with the Garmin app. One thing I noticed this morning, tried to operate it outside on my deck while enjoying the cool breeze and it appeared inoperable. Found I couldn't read the screen in the daylight. Had to take the reading inside.

The BP monitor was easy to set up and connect to Garmin Connect. Two of us use it, and switching between users is easy. I really like the idea that you can do a series of three blood pressure measurements by pushing one button. Having the data automatically logged in Garmin Connect is one of the reasons we purchased this BP monitor, and it works flawlessly.

Really love the ease of taking my BP and be able to track through the app on my iPhone. It is a valuable tool to keep my doctors apprised of my progress.

It's been working just fine, the only comment which has been made by other users which I agree with is the fit/strapping around the arm is a bit awkward. Fit aside, I like the compactness, easy to travel with and connectivity tracking with phone app.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is high tech and takes very accurate readings. It is comfortable to wear and would really help with keeping track of blood pressure.

works fine. I don't like the fact that multiple users cant use it with their own Garmin account, versus having a primary user with "guest" access. Our scale is the same way. Just a PITA to manage.

I really was hoping that this would be a more portable BPM, but it consistently measures ~15 mmHg lower than my Omron unit and my doctor's office unit. It is a great design and links automatically with the Garmin App so if it works for you great - go for it. Lots of information on how to adjust the cuff for accurate measurement and to make a mental note of the offset. For me I would love it if it worked, but it doesn't so I will be returning it. Accuracy is what is most important to me.

I was excited to switch over to a Garmin BPM. I love my Garmin smartwatch, and I like having all my health info in one place. However, I'm having problems getting consistently accurate readings. I'm not sure if it's the stiff cuff? Anyway, I'm still trying to find the exact arm placement to get good readings. I hope I can get it dialed in.

Always kicks out the main user, then requires a full reset. VERY irritating… disappointing… someone please tell me the “fix”…. Let's hope there is one…. ??