I really ,like the capability of the device to upload to my Garmin Account where I can monitor all of my health parameters. However, this is the second one I have gotten, the first one only lasted about 6 months and then would get an E3 error and would not hold pressure, I tried other batteries, no help. I like the upload capability enough to try another one.

I've tried a few different portable cuffs, both arm and wrist, and this one has consistently matched the reporting I see at the doctors office. I appreciate the easy to adjust cuff, though it took me a little while to figure out a technique to keep the control unit from rotating around my arm while I tighten it. I love that it is easy to stow, and fits into my travel gear nicely. My only gripe is that it really should come with a hard travel/storage case. The cuff is a magnet for dust and hair, so I usually just keep it stored in the box it was delivered in at home. I won't deduct points from the units function for that, and that the instruction booklet didn't include instructions on how to swap the batteries. I shouldn't have to google such a basic function of the device. Again, not deducting points from the review since the device is still great.

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.

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.

Biggest plus is integration with other Garmin data; additionally, ease of use is a HUGE PLUS because of the brilliant design elements: no cord, wires or tubing; a cuff that needs proper fit/adjustment only once; ease of reading and instant inclusion with other metrics in Garmin Connect.

Works ok and is easy to set up. I like that I can keep my data in one place along with my other workout data and nutrition. I doesn't seem to be consistent and reads a little high compared with the manual readings I get in the doctors office. I expected that this might be the case since it seems to be my experience with this type of measurement device. But, I plan to keep it to look for trends.

I bought this Garmin BP monitor a month ago and it is really helping me with my daily tracking and log kept on the Garmin Connect app. The only think I wish it could do is to be able to sync the log with the Apple health app to keep all my health history in single place. Hence, the 4 stars.

I absolutely love this blood pressure monitor. The readings are consistent and realistic — no random high spikes or unusually low numbers. It truly feels like a medical-grade device you can trust. The connection to my phone is seamless, and syncing data is effortless. I can quickly take a measurement anytime and easily keep track of my trends over time. It's convenient, dependable, and gives me real peace of mind. I highly recommend this product.

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

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.