Like all Garmin products this BP is spot on with being extremely well built and durable. Using it is simple, the interface with Garmin Connect works everytime with no human intervention. And the readings as far as I can tell are accurate and consistent.

I have been using my Garmin Index BP for about two weeks. I really enjoy the automatic updating on the Garmin connect app. More and more I have been using Garmin products to measure stuff. I am 54 and somethings become much more important to overall health (before this age actually). I can no longer ignore elevated blood pressure or weight measurements. I really don't want to start on medication and so have chosen to spend some money on a blood pressure monitor that automatically sends measurements to an app that I've been using for some time. The price is competitive as well. It may be a little bit more expensive than other blood pressure monitors but I feel it was worth it. It is simple to use to get a 3 measurement average in the morning.

I love having Data. While I have my problems with Garmin Connect, I really enjoy having my results be sync'd to my profile where I can track my stats over time, and see a visual representation where my blood pressure is. Honestly, is it worth it? Maybe. You can simply get a regular BP cuff and write your results down, but I like the Index and its features. Build quality is nice. I'm happy with my purchase.

Not worthy of the Garmin name. A disaster as far as BP monitors go. The bp monitor does not synch most of the time with my Garmin Connect app which was the only reason I chose to purchase it. I have re-installed the device three or four times, but it does not work any better. Do not waste your money on this item.

Wanted to buy a device that would give me accurate results, most of the devices out there don't have properly calibrated microphones, so the diastolic reading is normally too high. As this is FDA certified, the promise is to have more precise readings. Nothing substitute a manual reading, but this is very close to what I get manually, also the convenience of the app to track readings over time is a very good feature for those that need to show it to their doctor. Kudos to Garmin.

This is a great blood pressure monitor and what's better is that it's from Garmin. It integrates with the Garmin connect app and I have all my readings in one place that way I can see if there's trends or if my blood pressure is higher on certain days. Once again with Garmin everything is at your fingertips this is definitely better than expected and I expected a lot!

My bottom line up front: With a true, one size fits all and user replaceable cuff, I would have given the Garmin Index BPM 5 stars and would definitely buy it again. Easy to setup and pretty intuitive to use once you get to know the three buttons and their functions. I really enjoy the features and compactness the Garmin Index BPM provides. The seamless connection with Garmin Connect through Wi-Fi is a great feature and I no longer have to manually transfer my readings. Though, I feel Garmin missed the mark with the cuff. While the cuff would seem to accommodate various upper arm sizes, in my experience, the three bands of Velcro interfere with getting a consistent fit over the width of the cuff. I would have preferred one continuous cuff instead of the three sectioned one that is provided. Also, I currently own and have owned many Garmin devices and am 100% confident that the electronics will outlast the cuff material and would have liked to see it employ a user replaceable cuff.

My previous blood pressure monitor refused to give a reading at my low resting heart rate of under 40 bpm. I'm happy that this unit has no such problem. It's also great to have my blood pressure in Garmin Connect along with weight, HRV status, and other health and performance metrics.

Easy to operate, small to store away. this is the one that i wind up using everyday. the integration with Connect really is the big advantage. In comparison with Hospital and Doctor office equipment, it is pretty close (closer than my other consumer BP monitors). Reads a little high for me, but it is consistent that way, and better than the other way around.

I work as an Anesthesiologist. I was very surprised a month ago when I recorded high blood pressures during a routine physical. I compared the garmin machine to the machines in the hospital. Both were the same. I appreciate the connivence of the data streaming to my phone. I already used garmin connect for my cycling and other workouts. I would recommend this product