I purchased this because I got tired of entering blood pressure readings manually into three different apps now I only have to worry about one. So far I have not had any issues with the taking a bad reading it appears to be very accurate and so far I'm very pleased with it.

I am an open heart surgery survivor. Having my valve replaced and my ascending Aortic aneurysm repaired, knowing and tracking my blood pressure is important and part of my routine. The Garmin Index has proven to be an easy way to accurately take and track my BP, which in turn makes things easy when sharing data with my wife or sharing with the doctor.

User interface is very bland, and not especially fast. Two things I like are that the cuff rolls up tight so it takes up less space, and I like that it syncs in the same app as my other Garmin devices. But at more than 3x the cost of my 3 year old Omron cuff (with the same or better features), I'm very disappointed with the Garmin cuff ...

I got this to replace my old BPM and wanted something in the Garmin ecosystem. This is really easy to use and provides accurate results. My favorite features are the simple switching between running a single or 3 tests, and the smooth integration with Garmin Connect.

This BRM is the best I've used. Easy and seamless setup, works fantastic, and integrates seamlessly to the Garmin Connect ecosystem. Garmin has really got it together, and this product is another winner! I use Garmin for all electronics on my boat, golf, and health and everything works beautifully with each other. Some other systems have some neat features, but when you put it all together, you really can't beat the Garmin ecosystem!

Nice unit that was easy to operate and sync with Connect. However, my readings were high. So much so that I compared it with another meter that I had used previously. The reading from the previous monitor were 15-20mm/hg lower consistently. The considerable amount of variation between the two lead me to do some research. I found that others online expressed a similar concern that the Garmin BPM was higher. They also used other meters to compare their results. Garmin you may want to look into this. Meters a fraction of the cost are provided more accurate results.

I've been using this BP Monitor for about a month now and am, for the most part, pretty pleased. I like how it automatically syncs to my Garmin Connect account. The only negative is that it seems to give readings that are a little bit higher than other BP monitors. I've compared it to 2 other BP monitors, and the Garmin is always 10-12 points higher. That being said, I would still highly recommend.

This replaced another brand that went out of business. It fits and works. The controls for taking a reading are easy to understand and use. Pairing it with an existing Garmin Connect was a significant challenge, this seems to be due to the difference between Bluetooth for setup and Wi-Fi for syncing. This is also not adequately documented and may present an obstacle for new users. The secondary reason for purchase was it's advertised ability to support multiple users, but this configuration, like many other of my Garmin products (and I have several), seems to be that one elusive and impossible feature to configure. The documentation is thin on configuration, almost non-existent, for example it purports to be able to take multiple readings in one session and average the result, and I've not been able to locate or extract any documentation on how to enable this feature. Overall it does what it says, multi-user functionality is a disappointing failure, multi-reading and averaging is also unavailable. I had expected that this would round out a collection of Garmin gadgets but considering the cost of the unit and lack of documentation, other options should be considered before choosing this device. Garmin should focus on documentation, setup and function configuration.

I purchased this to help me track my blood pressure since I am already part of the Garmin ecosystem. I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and started taking blood pressure medication and based on my Garmin, the medication was not working properly. After roughly a month, I had a doctors appointment coming up so I brought my Garmin to the appointment. We did multiple blood pressure tests, using a manual cuff and the garment and in roughly 5 attempts with each device the Garmin averaged about 20 points higher on both diastolic and systolic readings. Be sending it back for a warranty exchange, I will update this review when possible ********** Update based on second unit sent. Upgraded to 4 stars. I got a second unit back from Garmin and it is much better. I'll update again once compared with the reading the doctors office gets.

Having all my health and fitness stats in one place has been both convenient and educational. Garmin does a great job aggregating data from all their devices (Fenix watch, Index Scale, and the Index BP Monitor). This device is portable and can be used by multiple people.