I have owned several BPM's and the Garmin Index is by far and away the best. Easy to setup and pair through Garmin Connect. In addition, graphically tracking your BP on Garmin Connect is an added bonus. Taking your BP is a snap and the Index automatically uploads your results to Garmin Connect.

This device works great. I wanted a blood pressure monitor that automatically syncs to Garmin Connect so I can track changes over time. Gives you blood pressure and pulse readings. The cutf fits great. Vary satisfied with this device.

Pretty convenient but the display is too dim for me. I tried new batteries, no difference. I have even seen several videos, they all look dim. No idea why it's an issue, a simple LED display can't cost that much or be that large to be accommodated in this form factor.

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.

I bought this several weeks ago and have been using it fairly consistently. I previously had a cheap noname brand. It e I like the feature to acquire 3 readings and then average them out, as well as the automatic sync with garmin connect. My only complain is that the arm band fits a little weird on my bicep.

I bought the BPM Smart Blood Pressure Monitor to automatically record my blood pressure everyday—no more putting pen to paper or keep spreadsheet. I have compared the BPM to a couple other blood pressure monitors and I believe it to be accurate. I appreciate the instructions for properly taking blood pressure—something they rarely do at the doctor's office. The three consecutive blood pressure measurement feature is a real plus.

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.

The blood pressure monitor is accurate. I have another monitor and the results are consistent with it too so I'm confident that the readings are true. I love that it works with the Connect app since it allows me to easily compare my metrics over time. Glad I got it.

Been having the yearly conversation with my doctor about high blood pressure. I'm low 40s and he kept talking about blood pressure meds. Bought this a few months back and used the app to start logging BP. Saw my DR yesterday and put the issue to bed. Officially got white coats in my file and no more BP med talk. This unit was very close to the one they had in readings.