Garmin Edge 830, Performance GPS Cycling/Bike Computer with Mapping, Dynamic Performance Monitoring and Popularity Routing

Produto top, loja top!!!! Chegou bem rápido!!!!! Satisfeito!!!!

Plan on buying another however the unit received had no North American Base Maps; only European base maps included

Não estou conseguindo acionar a garantia

Nunca funcionó como se suponia que debía sobre todo con las red de luces, pero hoy un año y 6 semanas después de comprarlo dejó de funcionar súbitamente, trataré de contactar a Garmin a ver si hay solución

Ainda não abri o produto, estou em viagem.

To start, I received a used Garmin but still wants to try if its worth the price. First, screen is too small could barely see anything when ridin. 2nd, Poor Battery life. 3rd, Sluggish Navigation and lastly, return/refund process is slow like the GPS.

My first order of the Garmin edge 830 sensor bundle was damaged in transit, however, customer service addressed this issue promptly and immediately sent me a new one which I received the following day which I was very happy about. Product works well so far and the battery life is excellent. Sensors are accurate and provide more specific details of training than my apple watch series 4. I would recommend this product.

I do a lot of biking, road and mountain, and Ive always used apps like Map My Ride or Strava to track my activities on my phone. Theyre nice but they drain my battery so quickly that a day out riding meant extra weight with portable chargers. The Garmin lets me spend all day on the trails, tracking significantly more info than the apps, while maintaining a strong battery life. I also like the link to Trailforks and Strava so I can explore new areas without getting lost. One complaint I have is that the out front mount is a little weak. I had a minor crash on a flow trail, one that the mount should have survived I thought, but the locking ring on the mount broke. The unit itself suffered no damage though so I was happy about that!

First, the device is smaller than it appears. The actual screen is about 1.5 inches wide and 2 inches tall. That makes it difficult to use as a navigation tool. Second, the user interface is poorly designed. There is, so far as I can tell (and I have searched online extensively just to make sure Im not missing something) no way to manually sync the device. You just have to turn it on and turn on your phone and wait until it decides it feels like connecting. Its usually not too hard to get it to upload data from a recorded ride. But for things like downloading new apps from the IQ store, its maddening. I also have a Garmin Vivosport watch/activity tracker which monitors your heartbeat. But if you want it to sync with the Edge, you have to remember to set it to broadcast data before you start your ride, and then stop it once your ride is done. Otherwise, you dont get your fitness analysis, even though you can view the ride data and the heartbeat data independently on the Garmin Connect web page. Other than that issue, the Edge is fine for recording data and viewing it after the ride. If youre looking for a navigation tool or you want a polished device that provides useful and easily accessed data during your ride, its meh at best. That would be fine for a device costing a C note, maybe even 2. For the price of this, I expected a much better experience.

The device shipped is ON North Amercia; no support is able to help! No SG maps on this device.