The index BPM is a great investment for anyone who wants or needs a smart device to keep up with their blood pressure. It is co pact and easy to set up. I have a Garmin watch too so I get all of my health and activity stats synced from both devices to my app which I can easily show to my doctors. Since it is smart, it is more costly than non-smart BPM devices but I find the investment well worth the gain. My ROI is great!

My wife has white coat syndrome, being able yo consistently track and monitor her blood pressure outside of the clinical environment gives great peace of mind. The seamless synchronization with Garmin connect facilitates easy trending. Very pleased with the purchase.

Bought this unit for traveling because of its compact nature. Compared it to my 2 home units which are spot on. This thing was all over the place. Absolutely no consistency even from one reading after another. Don't know if mine faulty but I sent it back. I am a big Garmin fan, but not this?

I purchased this to replace a previous Blood Pressure monitor that was no longer working. I am happy with its functionality and the fact that it is independent from other devices for recording purposes and is syncing directly with available Wi-Fi. I am an avid user of Garmin products since I became a pilot many years ago now. I am glad to add this to my list of Garmin products and excited to bring this into my Garmin Connect application so my health stats are in one place. Someday when my current Wi-Fi body composition scale fails, I plan to bring that into the Garmin fold, also.

I bought this for my husband and he was really excited about it. When it arrived it was difficult to connect to our watches ( and we are pretty savvy). Then we quickly realized it was wildly inaccurate. We were very disappointed and we mailed it back

Got it a few weeks ago. Works but get an anomalous reading occasionally so rearrange and do it again. Kinda frustrating to put on one handed unless you hold it with your chin. Works seamless with one Garmin Connect account but a pain to switch it back and forth with my partner so we just keep it on one and note who's BP it was.

Very simple to set up and use. Took some trial and error to put the monitor my myself with one hand. Blood pressure readings seem consistent with readings from doctor office visits. Best part is having blood pressure stats on Garmin Connect. I would recommend this monitor based on that feature alone. It also folds up to nice, compact size. I just wish Garmin sold a case that fit the monitor and instructions perfectly besides just using the box it was packed in.

This was a Christmas gift I asked for and so far it is performing really well. The device is often used at night while lying down (I read supposed to be most accurate & meaningful) and it is hard for my index finger to be sure it is on the correct button to start a reading without looking. Getting the unit connected to wifi was a little tricky and Bluetooth went well. I am the only user so I have not tried adding others. So far so good!

I have now been using the Index for 2 years here are the pros and cons. Pros 1) Small and lightweight 2) 2-3 month battery life when used once a day. Cons 1) Accuracy very dependant on the advised body position. 2) Cuff design not as easy to use as leading competitor (Garmin will remove name if provided)

My wife and I have been making an attempt to gather the necessary metrics to assess our health for quite a while. It's not necessarily that I don't already have a blood pressure cuff, because I do. It comes into the realm of recording the data and having in a place where it is integrated with the rest of my health data. I bought this device because it integrates into the Garmin software for my phone. This is the same software that I use for my watch where it gathers various metrics on my health... sleep, movement and nearly everything else under the sun. I love it! Integration is absolutely key and very important to me.