Garmin Edge MTB review: a rugged alternative to the Edge 550, but the compromises don't quite add up
The Garmin Edge MTB is best saved for ride-tracking applications, thanks to a generous provision of data but limited screen ...
Here at Cyclingnews, we've tested all the best bike computers from the leading brands, so we can give you unbiased advice on ...
Long a popular computer choice among athletes across disciplines, Garmin has been busy the last few years launching new cycling computers and updating existing ones across its price spectrum. Last ...
Cycling computers have always been handy gadgets for any rider to have mounted on their handlebars, allowing them to track speed, distance traveled, and time in the saddle all at a glance. But if the ...
Garmin first released its Edge 500 in 2009—which is decades in tech time—but the computer remains a go-to for many cyclists. Garmin has since released other 500, 800 and 1000-series computers, but the ...
Garmin says the new Edge 550 and Edge 850 are its “brightest and smartest” compact bike computers yet. Launched today, the Edge 550 (£379.99) and Edge 850 (£469.99) have a new bright and colourful ...
Mountain bikers, listen up: Garmin recently launched its latest cycling computer specifically tailored for you. The Edge MTB is designed to meet the unique needs of off-road riders. For context, the ...
The Edge 820 and Edge Explore 820 have GPS for tracking distance and speed. They can also provide bike-specific turn-by-turn navigation and crash alerts to family and friends. Dan Graziano Associate ...
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