Garmin Edge 530

Now do not forget to check out the full review where I talk to things like accuracy, all that kind of jazz down in the description there below. But ov...

If you cannot be bothered with this chisel, then at times you will find the edge 530 to be a bit frustrating price. We should talk about price. I ment...

All for you know, i would say a very reasonable price when compared to other devices on the market and it kind of makes for an easy recommendation to ...

It was sleek, looked great, and kept my phone completely secure. I liked it so much that I eventually spent another $50 on an Out Front Pro mount and an adapter so I could mount my headlight beneath it. But after about six months I got tired of the limitations of using my phone as a bike computer (battery life, screen visibility, possible camera damage), and I upgraded to a Garmin Edge 530. In retrospect I wish I'd just put the $120+ I spent on the Quad Lock stuff towards the Garmin.

I am beginner cyclist and recently bought an Edge 530. I liked the Strava premium's feature to create a route and segments.

I have a Garmin Edge 530 and it’s great. Can use it for working tracking, navigation and looking at all the fun metrics.

So I'm a fan. I might go touch next time - mainly for zooming on maps which is a pain with the buttons. Once I learned how to do it rapidly, I was good with it, but that wasn't intuitive. If you already know Garmin Connect, helping her with the edge should be easy (I have a Fenix and had forerunners before that); it all plays nice with the Edge 530.