I found it hard to pair initially as I also did with the scale. Maybe it's me but I usually don't have these kind of problems. Also difficult to add a person. I finally gave up on that. Need to be able to do something with the extra cuff if you have smaller arms. My wife had difficulty putting it on her arm. The good and the reason I bought it is once it is paired it syncs well with Garmin Connect. I doubt I would buy this product again

Purchased both the scale and BPM, however the BPM Index device we could never get it to activate. After numerous attempts and frustration we were finally able to "exchange" it which we would have thought we should get a "new" device one since it never would activate, but we received a refurbished device as a replacement of a brand new device. I tried setting up the replacement (refurbished...) and the display is so faint you cant read it, but yet again it will not advance through set up. Now dealing with trying to get a full refund which has been difficult and still not resolved.....

Was a little skeptical on purchasing as it was a bit more expensive then other BPM's on the market, was using iHealth with a cuff. Purchased the Garmin and it has been great, LOVE the fact all my information is on Garmin Connect. Highly Recommend if you are on the fence!

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 go back to the IQue 3600! Remember that one? It was awesome. Seeing the evolution of this company has been amazing. So far so good with the blood pressure monitor. It is a great addition to Garmin's health ecosystem with garmin connect! Once again thank you!

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 good: The unit seems well built and accurate. It is nice to have this information in the app, easy to establish a baseline and watch for trends. The bad: I can not connect a second user. This should be possible and the process looks easy. However the second user never gets his/hers results uploaded to Garmin. It appears to be a WiFi upload problem and has caused me to spend way to much time in this. I still have not got it working. So if you buy this to share with someone, expect problems. Maybe unsolvable problems.

I like the device however, the design of the arm cuff is strange and makes it difficult to get a good fit around the arm. The cuff uses vertical Velcro strips separated with space between them. The strap wraps around a metal bar and then you're supposed to secure the Velcro down. But if your arm size does not fall in between the Velcro straps, you have to bend at the Velcro straps which makes it difficult to get a good fit.

Like that it syncs to Garmin Connect to shows data with all other training activities. Need to do three readings to get an average still trying to understand the variance from 1st to 2nd to 3rd. Otherwise, great way to keep an eye on your blood pressure.

Diastolic pressure always reads high by 10 to 15 mm/Hg I have a hospital AMA approved A&D UM212-BLE it has bluetooth but won't work with your app and an Omron AMA approved BP7450 which does not work with your app. I purchased the Garmin BP because it works nicely with your app. However; the expensive hospital grade A&D monitor aligns closely with the Omron monitor. There is a 10 to 15 degree higher deviation in the Garmin BP monitor. So I won't be using it, as high diastolic pressure can be more worrisome than high systolic pressures. It is disappointing the Garmin unit appears to be inaccurate by such a large amount.