I like this BP monitor. It connects easily to my garmin app, meaning I dont need to manually log it, seems to be accurate, is small and comfortable to use. First time using one that doesnt have the tube/hose and its very nice. Would recommend if you need to take regular BP readings and use garmin devices.

I have pretty much 'everything Garmin' from my watch to the scale, BPM ... I love the products! The one and only issue I have with the BPM is 'many' times it will fire up and then countdown to restart again...It's a little frustrating. I compare it with a BPM I already have and the accuracy is pretty spot on.

I purchased the new index blood pressure monitor with cuff to replace the Garmin blood pressure monitor cuff that I had bought 3 years ago after using it approximately 25 days out of the month for 3 years, I guess the cuff blsdderwore out. I wish it would have lasted a little bit longer. Otherwise , it is a good product and gives me accurate readings

I had some initial problems getting the monitor to link to Connnect but I think that was related to some Bluetooth issues that were resolved. Since then, I absolutely love the monitor! The monitor allows you to keep track of BP readings in Connect. I have been able to see trends that show my BO is higher in the morning compared to evening. Also, you can export a report in pdf, which I sent to my doctor. I have not seen where I can export my weight using the Index scale, which I hope Garmin creates.

Extremely hard to get positioned on your arm by yourself. I have had 1 error - E2 which required removing the batteries to clear. Also, in the instruction manual, there is no diagram on how to remove the battery cover. Wifi works good and it's nice the device reports directly to garmin connect for reporting. I will update this review as soon as I can test the accuracy

This BPM seems to be more accurate than other home devices I have used. I like that it syncs with Garmin Connect and keeps a record of my blood pressure reading.

I bought this unit and the cuff would not inflate. The unit was defective out of the box. For a much lower price, I was able to buy a much higher quality device that should last for years.

I rarely forget to check my BP for the last two years, but RECORD KEEPING? I am looking forward to my appointment with my cardiologist in August and having ALL of my testing results right in my phone; along with my notes whenever numbers just don't seem to add up correctly. I am so happy that I FINALLY ordered your (and my) perfect BP cuff. No record keeping necessary. All right there in my phone. Believe me, I am spreading the word.

Pros: Easy to set up, easy to read the screen. Cons: The Velcro band is difficult to use. Where the rough part stops and fuzzy stuff starts, there is a fold in the band. It's extremely difficult to get that to fasten correctly with one hand (especially for smaller arms, or ones that fasten right at that folding point). The app integration is lacking. I have a Fenix 6 watch. If I want to add my blood pressure which is an option under health stats, I have to add it manually. I also have issues to it connecting via wi-fi/bluetooth to the app on my phone. I bought this blood pressure monitor because it's Garmin, and because I thought that it would automatically collect my data and give me the ability to see a comparison over time. I still have yet to find that capability. Although, I admit this could be user error. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because it does what it's supposed to do. It takes my blood pressure. However, I do feel like the ability to use it on one's self could be easier, and the app could have some better functionality.

I always have to take 2-3 reading and average them out, the first one almost always says I'm in stage 2 then I think the next few are accurate?? I found out you can delete entries in the app that the blood pressure monitor sends so I started deleting the first one every time.