The BP unit works great 5 stars. The initial setup was easy. The invitation setup was a little tougher. It took a few hours of setting up and resetting up to get it to connect correctly for both users. Some of it may be user error but the on-line instructions seem to be different based on which link for help you select. Now that it is connected to both users it works fine. The Bluetooth connection work well but I'm not sure the wireless network connection works as well. I'd recommend the unit and the fact I don't have to write the data in a book anymore is nice.

Perhaps it is faulty, and it looks like I will be returning it. I cannot get it to connect to WiFI. It works like any other BPM but I bought it for its capacity to record my details automatically and be a part of the details gathered by Garmin Connect. But it doesn't do the bit I bought it for.

Its great having something that feel like quality in the realm of BP cuffs, as many are just so cheap feeling, etc. Not this one. Love the 3 tests in a row option. Love that it sends results to my Garmin app to track. This is great for anyone looking to track their bp and even in conjunction with their Garmin watch, etc. I have only had it short stroke a reading once

The Index BP monitor is really easy to use and it syncs beautifully with Garmin Connect. I'm really pleased with its performance. Some reviews said it doesn't do triple averaging--it does very easily. I like that it doesn't have hoses and power cables--I can use it anywhere.

I have been using the device for 2 weeks now. I really like it. It was simple to set up and works great. It appears that the readings I am getting are nearly spot on to what I get elsewhere so I believe it to be very accurate. I really like the fact that it syncs wirelessly to my Garmin Connect so that I have all of the data in one place and can easily review trends and share with my Medical Providers.

I have more than 30 types of Garmins in my house. I was super excited when I saw the blood pressure monitor. After 10 days, it consistently measures my blood pressure at 175/120. I was terrified and wanted to run to urgent care. I measured it against the health mate cuff that I already use and my BP is normal. I have searched everywhere to find a link to calibrate the Index but not having any luck as I suspect that it the problem. I'll call Garmin for help and check back in to update my review if it gets calibrated correctly.

On annual physicals my blood pressure was marginally high, so I decided to monitor it. Very glad I did, because I found that measuring at home my blood pressure was substantially lower - in fact, downright normal/average. Since it loads directly to Connect I can see the trends across time as well. Super happy with this.

I bought the device three months ago and its main flaw is that it measures the upper pressure incorrectly. On average, it's off by +30 points. The error for the lower pressure is almost zero. All its other features are very good and I hope that Garmin will fix the error through an upgrade.

I do not suffer from high or low blood pressure since getting myself in shape but as part of my overall fitness regime I have been monitoring my BP for a while now. As an avid Garmin user, this product's launch was timely for me and since I received it, has not failed me. In concert with Garmin Connect, I now have a full history of my BP over a period of time which I can share seamlessly with my Doctor. Awesome product.

I've had an Index 2 scale for a while now, so thought the Index BPM would be a good addition, not expecting anything other than tracking over time. But, it turns out my BP is a little high, so have started to be more focused on my exercise and weight to get ahead of it. Who knew?