So much easier to use then my conventional one. Nice and compact and is easy to setvup with Garmin Connect. Cam change user's with touch of a button. I got errors all the time with my old unit from.band being not tight. This adjusts size much better and stays that size so yiu can just slip it on really quick and be done. Glad I bought it. Also can use your HSA.

Very nice build quality, easy to read screen, buttons are easy to pick between the three and are easily pressed. The band is easy to put on and remove after your test. I absolutely love the three tests in a row option that averages out the rapid three in a row testing. Lastly it has flawlessly uploaded my results to Garmin connect since I purchased the devise.

I have been told by my doctor that I should monitor my blood pressure. Every other cuff that I bought was too difficult to use or I had to manually keep a chart with the results. This cuff along with the Garmin app does it all. It is easy to put on and even does 3 readings at a time. I couldn't ask for more.

I love the way this BPM integrates with Garmin Connect, storing my blood pressure readings with the rest of my exercise and health data. My previous BPM is very old; I have been using it for many years, and it employs terribly antiquated software for transferring data onto my laptop in Excel format. The Garmin BPM saves me so much time, as the recording is automatic. Also, the graphic displays are more helpful, and I can examine my BP with respect to other data. I think that I will soon be adding Garmin's scale to my Garmin hardware so that I can track my weight automatically, too. Definitely, if they reduce the price. I had been waiting for the price of the Garmin BPM to go down for some time, and it finally did, so I sprang for the monitor and I am not disappointed. The only reason I gave the Garmin BPM 4 instead of 5 stars is that, unlike my previous monitor (and most monitors, I believe), it does not detect HR irregularities. It seems to me that Garmin could add this feature easily with a software update, and I hope they do so soon. Also, I wish that there was not a 1-minute pause between readings for the 3-readings option, as I tend to get stressed waiting for a whole minute between readings, which probably raises my blood pressure, lol. My old monitor had a 10-second pause between readings for its 3-reading option, and I do think that taking three readings is more accurate than one. In terms of absolute accuracy, this is always difficult to judge without comparing to a perfect, infallible BPM (which does not exist, in my opinion). My blood pressure is always much higher at the doctor's office (white lab coat anxiety), but I have found that readings at the doctor's office can vary wildly within a 10-minute period, depending on who is taking my BP. My old monitor always gave me readings at home much lower than typically measured at the doctor's office (~120/75 compared to 145/90), although when I brought in my old monitor it gave me a higher reading that day than the doctor's. So much for measurement reliability. The Garmin has been giving me values intermediate to the doctor and my old monitor, around 128/84, and I am thinking that the Garmin might be the most accurate of all.

I have now been using the Index for 2 years here are the pros and cons. Pros 1) Small and lightweight 2) 2-3 month battery life when used once a day. Cons 1) Accuracy very dependant on the advised body position. 2) Cuff design not as easy to use as leading competitor (Garmin will remove name if provided)

Three button operation are intuitive in design and functionality is easy. The cliff is small enough and large enough for this 5'10”, 245 lbs frame. I extremely easy to store and put on with minimal effort. One hand operation is simplistic, links up to my Garmin account for historical tracking.

Very simple to set up and use. Took some trial and error to put the monitor my myself with one hand. Blood pressure readings seem consistent with readings from doctor office visits. Best part is having blood pressure stats on Garmin Connect. I would recommend this monitor based on that feature alone. It also folds up to nice, compact size. I just wish Garmin sold a case that fit the monitor and instructions perfectly besides just using the box it was packed in.

I bought the Garmin Index to track my blood pressure from home. After a month of usage I'm less than pleased with my purchase. The reading vary wildly by 30 points and the device has only successfully synched with my Garmin App one time. I have been a Garmin enthusiast for years and I am very disappointed with the usefulness of the Index.

Since I am a user of the Fenix 7X, S2 Scale, Heart Rate Monitor, It was only a matter of time to purchase this BP Monitor. Simple to use and it is great since the readings are updated in the connect app. Only 4 stars since there are times with the device shows E3 errors (something went wrong with the readings) or one gets crazy high reading which shows as hypertensive crisis, and one is advised go to the hospital. At the hospital when they check the BP, it is Stage 2. Scared the heck out of me and the family. So expect everyonce in a while a crazy reading.

I bought this a month ago, it synced to my Garmin connect with no issues. I love that I can view my result instantly on the app and keep a record of it for my Dr. Also my wife uses it as well and we can enjoy the comfort of taking our BP's at home any time.