Show your best on the bike with this bundle from Garmin: with the Garmin Edge 1040, speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Discover new ways to more performance and endurance by controlling your power input with Power Guide and keep an eye on your remaining energy with Stamina. Identify your personal strengths and weaknesses and get feedback on the demands of your planned route. Popularity maps recommend the most frequently ridden routes for road bike, gravel bike or MTB from billions of kilometers. Record your ride data precisely thanks to multi-frequency reception of global satellite systems and adjust your settings conveniently via smartphone. In addition, you can measure and store your speed and cadence during the tour with the included speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Magnets or other accessories are not required. The sensors are quickly mounted and easy to maintain. In addition, they can be easily used on different bikes.
Show your best on the bike with this bundle from Garmin: with the Garmin Edge 1040, speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Discover new ways to more performance and endurance by controlling your power input with Power Guide and keep an eye on your remaining energy with Stamina. Identify your personal strengths and weaknesses and get feedback on the demands of your planned route. Popularity maps recommend the most frequently ridden routes for road bike, gravel bike or MTB from billions of kilometers. Record your ride data precisely thanks to multi-frequency reception of global satellite systems and adjust your settings conveniently via smartphone. In addition, you can measure and store your speed and cadence during the tour with the included speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Magnets or other accessories are not required. The sensors are quickly mounted and easy to maintain. In addition, they can be easily used on different bikes.
Show your best on the bike with this bundle from Garmin: with the Garmin Edge 1040, speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Discover new ways to more performance and endurance by controlling your power input with Power Guide and keep an eye on your remaining energy with Stamina. Identify your personal strengths and weaknesses and get feedback on the demands of your planned route. Popularity maps recommend the most frequently ridden routes for road bike, gravel bike or MTB from billions of kilometers. Record your ride data precisely thanks to multi-frequency reception of global satellite systems and adjust your settings conveniently via smartphone. In addition, you can measure and store your speed and cadence during the tour with the included speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Magnets or other accessories are not required. The sensors are quickly mounted and easy to maintain. In addition, they can be easily used on different bikes.
Show your best on the bike with this bundle from Garmin: with the Garmin Edge 1040, speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Discover new ways to more performance and endurance by controlling your power input with Power Guide and keep an eye on your remaining energy with Stamina. Identify your personal strengths and weaknesses and get feedback on the demands of your planned route. Popularity maps recommend the most frequently ridden routes for road bike, gravel bike or MTB from billions of kilometers. Record your ride data precisely thanks to multi-frequency reception of global satellite systems and adjust your settings conveniently via smartphone. In addition, you can measure and store your speed and cadence during the tour with the included speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2. Magnets or other accessories are not required. The sensors are quickly mounted and easy to maintain. In addition, they can be easily used on different bikes.
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Garmin Edge 1040 Bundle GPS Bike Computer
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My Edge 1030 which I've had for some years, was beginning to fail, needing constant restarts, failing to work in cold weather, sometimes the battery wouldn't last the ride, so all in all the unit was generally no longer to be relied upon. Due to this experience I was a bit skeptical of getting another Garmin, but finally after a lot of research I opted for the Solar. I'm very happy with it so far. Much easier to program the screens, the battery life especially, is outstanding. My favorite thing is seeing a depiction of the route I'm about to ride on the opening screen, I no longer have to scroll through the lists of saved courses to find and select the right ride. The graphics are generally easier to read and I also like the enhancement to the rear radar alerts. The ... MoreMy Edge 1030 which I've had for some years, was beginning to fail, needing constant restarts, failing to work in cold weather, sometimes the battery wouldn't last the ride, so all in all the unit was generally no longer to be relied upon. Due to this experience I was a bit skeptical of getting another Garmin, but finally after a lot of research I opted for the Solar. I'm very happy with it so far. Much easier to program the screens, the battery life especially, is outstanding. My favorite thing is seeing a depiction of the route I'm about to ride on the opening screen, I no longer have to scroll through the lists of saved courses to find and select the right ride. The graphics are generally easier to read and I also like the enhancement to the rear radar alerts. The one piece that is missing, and why at one point I considered the Hammerhead very strongly, is the ability to see the profile of a climb when you're not following a preselected route. I would also have like a stronger indication of the next turn, on our night gravel rides it's a bit hard to see what's coming up because the text and the direction arrow is rather small. Generally I'm delighted with the new unit, and it seems like the integration with the Connect app is much better. I often had to restart the 1030 over and over again, turn bluetooth on and off on the phone and endure a lot of frustration trying to get it to synch. The App sees the 1040 almost immediately which is much better. All in all, so far, a great product.
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I bought this after the battery in my ageing Edge 520 started giving up, as I'm planning on riding longer off-road rides I went for the 1040 Solar to maximise both battery life & screen size (to make the map easier to see). It hasn't disappointed, it needed topping up once from a power bank on a 3 day trip of constant navigation, the solar charging being really impressive on the sunny 3rd day. I'm not expecting such strong charging in more typical British weather but it is handy to have.As ever with Garmin, the menu interface takes a bit of getting used to but I can't fault the technology & features. Connecting to existing sensors was really simple (both Garmin & other), & I've been nicely surprised with how easy the touch screen is to use. Being able to upload ... MoreI bought this after the battery in my ageing Edge 520 started giving up, as I'm planning on riding longer off-road rides I went for the 1040 Solar to maximise both battery life & screen size (to make the map easier to see). It hasn't disappointed, it needed topping up once from a power bank on a 3 day trip of constant navigation, the solar charging being really impressive on the sunny 3rd day. I'm not expecting such strong charging in more typical British weather but it is handy to have.As ever with Garmin, the menu interface takes a bit of getting used to but I can't fault the technology & features. Connecting to existing sensors was really simple (both Garmin & other), & I've been nicely surprised with how easy the touch screen is to use. Being able to upload courses straight from my phone is nice & easy, and when following them the navigation has proved easy to follow & accurate. The climb-data feature is really interesting, & handy for pacing on climbs you don't know - less nasty surprises when you turn a corner! Getting my profiles & data screens setup was actually easier than on my old 520, the touch screen editing proving an improvement there. There are so many features that I'm not sure I'll use them all, the workouts function is most likely the next I try.
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My 8 year old Garmin Edge 810's touch screen wasn't responding along the far right perimeter and decided to look for a replacement. I loved the 810. It brought me from LA to Boston, Astoria OR to Rapid City, SD and San Francisco to Pueblo CO and hundreds of other rides in between. Many friends recommended Wahoo or Kamoot and after looking at them determined that for my riding and priorities, I preferred the Garmin ecosystem. I looked at several models and even the solar powered ones and landed on the 1040 non-solar powered one. Love the wireless upload to Connect, Love the synch feature with my phone for alerts, (won't have to greet a cranky spouse on arriving home about missing a text or phone call), crisp text on screen I can actually read.Love the hill profiles ... MoreMy 8 year old Garmin Edge 810's touch screen wasn't responding along the far right perimeter and decided to look for a replacement. I loved the 810. It brought me from LA to Boston, Astoria OR to Rapid City, SD and San Francisco to Pueblo CO and hundreds of other rides in between. Many friends recommended Wahoo or Kamoot and after looking at them determined that for my riding and priorities, I preferred the Garmin ecosystem. I looked at several models and even the solar powered ones and landed on the 1040 non-solar powered one. Love the wireless upload to Connect, Love the synch feature with my phone for alerts, (won't have to greet a cranky spouse on arriving home about missing a text or phone call), crisp text on screen I can actually read.Love the hill profiles that I can easily swipe away if I don't care to look at gradient ahead, I love how I customized two screens to give me my priority data and nice to know data. Love how synching with my bike sensors was effortless. This device lets me enjoy my ride by giving me confidence I'll always know where I am and that the battery will easily last even my longest ride without needing to recharge even after multiple day rides. I haven't yet drained the battery but I don't I expect I will.I don't like the fact that the frame needs a separately purchased rubber gasket to protect the edges. That's a design omission. I suppose it's like getting a case for your phone... But still. This is a bike computer that will be outside in the elements not sitting in a climate controlled environment. Garmin should've known better.On face value it is expensive. With advances in chip technology it still baffles me that bike computers are still nearly the price of a high end tablet. I'm still mad I couldn't resist purchasing it on principle. But I did need a replacement and I wanted something that will take me on my next decade of riding. Bottom line is I do love the unit. Just wish someone had given it to me for my birthday.
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My Edge 1030 which I've had for some years, was beginning to fail, needing constant restarts, failing to work in cold weather, sometimes the battery wouldn't last the ride, so all in all the unit was generally no longer to be relied upon. Due to this experience I was a bit skeptical of getting another Garmin, but finally after a lot of research I opted for the Solar. I'm very happy with it so far. Much easier to program the screens, the battery life especially, is outstanding. My favorite thing is seeing a depiction of the route I'm about to ride on the opening screen, I no longer have to scroll through the lists of saved courses to find and select the right ride. The graphics are generally easier to read and I also like the enhancement to the rear radar alerts. The ... MoreMy Edge 1030 which I've had for some years, was beginning to fail, needing constant restarts, failing to work in cold weather, sometimes the battery wouldn't last the ride, so all in all the unit was generally no longer to be relied upon. Due to this experience I was a bit skeptical of getting another Garmin, but finally after a lot of research I opted for the Solar. I'm very happy with it so far. Much easier to program the screens, the battery life especially, is outstanding. My favorite thing is seeing a depiction of the route I'm about to ride on the opening screen, I no longer have to scroll through the lists of saved courses to find and select the right ride. The graphics are generally easier to read and I also like the enhancement to the rear radar alerts. The one piece that is missing, and why at one point I considered the Hammerhead very strongly, is the ability to see the profile of a climb when you're not following a preselected route. I would also have like a stronger indication of the next turn, on our night gravel rides it's a bit hard to see what's coming up because the text and the direction arrow is rather small. Generally I'm delighted with the new unit, and it seems like the integration with the Connect app is much better. I often had to restart the 1030 over and over again, turn bluetooth on and off on the phone and endure a lot of frustration trying to get it to synch. The App sees the 1040 almost immediately which is much better. All in all, so far, a great product.
I bought this after the battery in my ageing Edge 520 started giving up, as I'm planning on riding longer off-road rides I went for the 1040 Solar to maximise both battery life & screen size (to make the map easier to see). It hasn't disappointed, it needed topping up once from a power bank on a 3 day trip of constant navigation, the solar charging being really impressive on the sunny 3rd day. I'm not expecting such strong charging in more typical British weather but it is handy to have.As ever with Garmin, the menu interface takes a bit of getting used to but I can't fault the technology & features. Connecting to existing sensors was really simple (both Garmin & other), & I've been nicely surprised with how easy the touch screen is to use. Being able to upload ... MoreI bought this after the battery in my ageing Edge 520 started giving up, as I'm planning on riding longer off-road rides I went for the 1040 Solar to maximise both battery life & screen size (to make the map easier to see). It hasn't disappointed, it needed topping up once from a power bank on a 3 day trip of constant navigation, the solar charging being really impressive on the sunny 3rd day. I'm not expecting such strong charging in more typical British weather but it is handy to have.As ever with Garmin, the menu interface takes a bit of getting used to but I can't fault the technology & features. Connecting to existing sensors was really simple (both Garmin & other), & I've been nicely surprised with how easy the touch screen is to use. Being able to upload courses straight from my phone is nice & easy, and when following them the navigation has proved easy to follow & accurate. The climb-data feature is really interesting, & handy for pacing on climbs you don't know - less nasty surprises when you turn a corner! Getting my profiles & data screens setup was actually easier than on my old 520, the touch screen editing proving an improvement there. There are so many features that I'm not sure I'll use them all, the workouts function is most likely the next I try.
My 8 year old Garmin Edge 810's touch screen wasn't responding along the far right perimeter and decided to look for a replacement. I loved the 810. It brought me from LA to Boston, Astoria OR to Rapid City, SD and San Francisco to Pueblo CO and hundreds of other rides in between. Many friends recommended Wahoo or Kamoot and after looking at them determined that for my riding and priorities, I preferred the Garmin ecosystem. I looked at several models and even the solar powered ones and landed on the 1040 non-solar powered one. Love the wireless upload to Connect, Love the synch feature with my phone for alerts, (won't have to greet a cranky spouse on arriving home about missing a text or phone call), crisp text on screen I can actually read.Love the hill profiles ... MoreMy 8 year old Garmin Edge 810's touch screen wasn't responding along the far right perimeter and decided to look for a replacement. I loved the 810. It brought me from LA to Boston, Astoria OR to Rapid City, SD and San Francisco to Pueblo CO and hundreds of other rides in between. Many friends recommended Wahoo or Kamoot and after looking at them determined that for my riding and priorities, I preferred the Garmin ecosystem. I looked at several models and even the solar powered ones and landed on the 1040 non-solar powered one. Love the wireless upload to Connect, Love the synch feature with my phone for alerts, (won't have to greet a cranky spouse on arriving home about missing a text or phone call), crisp text on screen I can actually read.Love the hill profiles that I can easily swipe away if I don't care to look at gradient ahead, I love how I customized two screens to give me my priority data and nice to know data. Love how synching with my bike sensors was effortless. This device lets me enjoy my ride by giving me confidence I'll always know where I am and that the battery will easily last even my longest ride without needing to recharge even after multiple day rides. I haven't yet drained the battery but I don't I expect I will.I don't like the fact that the frame needs a separately purchased rubber gasket to protect the edges. That's a design omission. I suppose it's like getting a case for your phone... But still. This is a bike computer that will be outside in the elements not sitting in a climate controlled environment. Garmin should've known better.On face value it is expensive. With advances in chip technology it still baffles me that bike computers are still nearly the price of a high end tablet. I'm still mad I couldn't resist purchasing it on principle. But I did need a replacement and I wanted something that will take me on my next decade of riding. Bottom line is I do love the unit. Just wish someone had given it to me for my birthday.
I have been biking/touring for 10 years, and have used a simple speed/odometer computer and maps to navigate. I finally decided to enter the 21st Century and get a GPS computer. I spent a lot of time researching devices from Wahoo, Hammerhead and Garmin before I made the decision to buy the Edge 1040. The extensive sets of detailed maps, advanced navigation capabilities, multi-band GNSS and best-in-class battery life were the deciding factors.I had read the on-line manual, reviews and forums before the 1040 arrived, so I was familiar with how to set up the data screens to my preferences. The initial set-up was easy, and I have not had any issues during the 10 rides I have taken so far. I like the data screens with 4-6 windows. The information is large enough to ... MoreI have been biking/touring for 10 years, and have used a simple speed/odometer computer and maps to navigate. I finally decided to enter the 21st Century and get a GPS computer. I spent a lot of time researching devices from Wahoo, Hammerhead and Garmin before I made the decision to buy the Edge 1040. The extensive sets of detailed maps, advanced navigation capabilities, multi-band GNSS and best-in-class battery life were the deciding factors.I had read the on-line manual, reviews and forums before the 1040 arrived, so I was familiar with how to set up the data screens to my preferences. The initial set-up was easy, and I have not had any issues during the 10 rides I have taken so far. I like the data screens with 4-6 windows. The information is large enough to easily read, and I can scroll left or right to get all the information I need. The map, elevation and ClimbPro screens are great, and I have added data windows to make them even better.I added Garmin speed sensors to my two bikes (CAAD10 and Surly LHT), gave them different names, and have had no issues connecting with the sensors. I have manually calibrated the wheel circumferences to mileage markers on a bike trail, and both sensors give accurate distances (within 0.15%). I have to remember to select the correct bike in GC Gear so that the mileage is applied to the bike I used.I liked the out-front mount that came with the 1040, and am using it on the CAAD10. For the LHT, I need to use a stem mount. I did not like the stem mount that uses rubber bands. I have replaced it with a K-Edge Boost stem mount, which works very well on the LHT angled stem.To get the latest software updates, I signed up for the Beta Software Program. I have had no issues with the updates so far (currently at 15.22).I use RideWithGPS to create routes. The setup to synch RWGPS routes to the 1040 was straightforward. I can create or edit a course in RWGPS, pin the new course or unpin/pin the edited course, synch my iPhone GC app with the 1040, and the new/edited courses immediately show up on the 1040.There are so many features on the 1040 that I am not using (heart rate, power, indoor trainer, etc.). I doubt if I ever use them, but the features that I am using have been fantastic. Glad I made the purchase!
As a cyclist in East Montgomery, AL, I’m always looking for ways to make my rides safer.That’s why I was so excited to get my Edge 1040. It provides me with an abundance of information that helps me make my rides safer and more enjoyable. The map feature gives me an updated view of the roads I ride on. This is especially helpful when I’m unfamiliar with an area or if I’m riding in unfamiliar terrain (I moved to Alabama to work on an Air Force Base there). Knowing where I’m going and being able to plan my route ahead of time can make a huge difference in my safety.I’ve also programmed alerts for hydration and fuel. Knowing I’m taking in enough water and fuel can make a huge difference in my performance and safety on the road. Having this information always at my ... MoreAs a cyclist in East Montgomery, AL, I’m always looking for ways to make my rides safer.That’s why I was so excited to get my Edge 1040. It provides me with an abundance of information that helps me make my rides safer and more enjoyable. The map feature gives me an updated view of the roads I ride on. This is especially helpful when I’m unfamiliar with an area or if I’m riding in unfamiliar terrain (I moved to Alabama to work on an Air Force Base there). Knowing where I’m going and being able to plan my route ahead of time can make a huge difference in my safety.I’ve also programmed alerts for hydration and fuel. Knowing I’m taking in enough water and fuel can make a huge difference in my performance and safety on the road. Having this information always at my fingertips helps me stay on top of my hydration and fuel needs so I can stay safe and comfortable on my ride.Finally, I’ve attached a versa taillight to my bike computer. This allows me to be warned well in advance of a car approaching from the rear. This is especially helpful on long rides, and I’ve found that it gives me added peace of mind as I’m out on the road. Overall, my Edge has been a great asset in making my rides safer and more enjoyable. Having more information helps me plan my rides better, take the necessary precautions to stay hydrated and fueled, and to be warned of approaching vehicles.If you’re looking for ways to make your rides safer, get the 1040.
I switched from an Edge 830 to this unit. Mainly I wanted the bigger screen for navigation and just larger numbers (helps my eyesight). I'm really liking it. The nav is bigger and allows me to add data field(s) to it if I want (which reduces the map space, but is something I had wanted, where if I'm using a heavy navigation route, I can stay on that screen, but still know a couple other key data points). The solar feature is cool, and definitely is allowing less charging. I would say I plug it in to charge maybe once a week, and honestly, I've yet to see the unit go below about the low 70% range! I can also just leave it near a window when not in use and it seems to get a bit of charge too (the manual says it *will* charge when turned off). This is also great ... MoreI switched from an Edge 830 to this unit. Mainly I wanted the bigger screen for navigation and just larger numbers (helps my eyesight). I'm really liking it. The nav is bigger and allows me to add data field(s) to it if I want (which reduces the map space, but is something I had wanted, where if I'm using a heavy navigation route, I can stay on that screen, but still know a couple other key data points). The solar feature is cool, and definitely is allowing less charging. I would say I plug it in to charge maybe once a week, and honestly, I've yet to see the unit go below about the low 70% range! I can also just leave it near a window when not in use and it seems to get a bit of charge too (the manual says it *will* charge when turned off). This is also great confidence when going out for a really long day (i.e. those big days when you're out there say 8 hours or so), and just knowing you won't have any issue at all. I did have some concern the unit would be really big, but that hasn't turned out to be a problem at all. It is obviously bigger than an 830, but the size is still very reasonable and of no concern. Hopefully the solar addition will just become a standard feature and not add so much cost in the future. That's really my only issue at this time.
Unfortunately, GARMIN software lags far behind competitors.Garmin Connect's data collection and visualisation methods are completely unprofessional. This applies to the website as well as to the app.More specifically:The dashboard analytics are extremely poor and difficult to understand. Maybe someone from Garmin should look into what the (1) guy working at intervals.icu is capable of. The Garmin website shall be completely redesigned.I'm not sure why my personal data (such as load, rest, and daily workload, HR zones) varies depending on the device. Because these are personal data, they are unrelated to the devices.The firmware itself lacks centralised organisation and a clear way to display data. The same information is stored in many different ... MoreUnfortunately, GARMIN software lags far behind competitors.Garmin Connect's data collection and visualisation methods are completely unprofessional. This applies to the website as well as to the app.More specifically:The dashboard analytics are extremely poor and difficult to understand. Maybe someone from Garmin should look into what the (1) guy working at intervals.icu is capable of. The Garmin website shall be completely redesigned.I'm not sure why my personal data (such as load, rest, and daily workload, HR zones) varies depending on the device. Because these are personal data, they are unrelated to the devices.The firmware itself lacks centralised organisation and a clear way to display data. The same information is stored in many different menus.Garmin has a significant advantage over its competitors due to the widespread use of its devices. However, it is unable to capitalise on this and develop an all-around system for athletes.I will continue to pay for intervals and TR.
I'm not the target rider for this unit. I bought for solar feature and with UK touring in mind that's prob'ly the only technological marginal gain I could appreciate, and It replaces my Edge 810 which needs retiring after a decade of service. If that could have held on 'til a 840, or 540 was released I may have chosen one of those instead.Any road, I'll admit it needs a bit of a leap in mindset. And investment in peripherals. I don't have a power metre, or fitness watch/whoop, so most of the health stuff in Garmin Connect is useless: Resting Heart Rate, HRV, stress Score, Fitness Age - all unusable. Annoyingly if you manually set a RHR, or even if you bother to put on your HRM and do the stress score daily, that RHR does not feed into the other scores, so it ... MoreI'm not the target rider for this unit. I bought for solar feature and with UK touring in mind that's prob'ly the only technological marginal gain I could appreciate, and It replaces my Edge 810 which needs retiring after a decade of service. If that could have held on 'til a 840, or 540 was released I may have chosen one of those instead.Any road, I'll admit it needs a bit of a leap in mindset. And investment in peripherals. I don't have a power metre, or fitness watch/whoop, so most of the health stuff in Garmin Connect is useless: Resting Heart Rate, HRV, stress Score, Fitness Age - all unusable. Annoyingly if you manually set a RHR, or even if you bother to put on your HRM and do the stress score daily, that RHR does not feed into the other scores, so it defaults to take the lowest HR from my workouts which can be almost double. Also you need to keep checking you zones Power and HR as updates can wipe them. I realise this is mostly GC's UI so you can't judge the head unit for that, but it.means you have to go through and disable a lot of the stamina, climbing and workout features, to the point where I have more turned off than on. Again, it's not a slight on the hardware as much as a incompatibility with the user. If I keep this for 10 years also I may end up with a fitness watch and then toggle on a few more options, but for now it's almost justified as a investment in futureproofing.
I ride a lot 18000mi/year, and my 530 and I had ups and downs where the most annoying issue was syncing my long rides. It would take too long, fail sometimes require frequent resetup. So after some debate I decided to upgrade to the new 1040 with the new UX.Great at first but after riding with it for a week now and about 700mi, I lost already two rides due to dumb button placement on the touchscreen. I do have fat big fingers but I can’t imagine this getting better with gloves in the winter season.During longer breaks I usually hit stop and turn the garmin off. But turning it back on somehow discarded my ride once.The second issue is the text message notification window close button popps up (if ride is stopped) directly on top of the Discard button.After ... MoreI ride a lot 18000mi/year, and my 530 and I had ups and downs where the most annoying issue was syncing my long rides. It would take too long, fail sometimes require frequent resetup. So after some debate I decided to upgrade to the new 1040 with the new UX.Great at first but after riding with it for a week now and about 700mi, I lost already two rides due to dumb button placement on the touchscreen. I do have fat big fingers but I can’t imagine this getting better with gloves in the winter season.During longer breaks I usually hit stop and turn the garmin off. But turning it back on somehow discarded my ride once.The second issue is the text message notification window close button popps up (if ride is stopped) directly on top of the Discard button.After each ride it constantly fails to load the summary page as well, which results in nkt beeing able to look up a new route without starting a new activity first.Long story short, please improve accidental ride “discards” with a other other button position as well as the “X” for the notifications.Happy to follow up with details
Before purchasing the Edge 1040 I was afforded the opportunity of trying out a friends Edge 1030. First ride I noticed how much easier it was to navigate with the 1030. After doing some additional research I made the decision to purchase the Edge 1040. I've been using the 1040 for about a month for indoor roller rides, outdoor road rides and gravel. The user interface provides for a more intuitive customization process. Connecting to your phone and your sensors and Garmin express seemed much earlier.I have owned the Edge 530 and 830, and while the units were good for monitoring and recording ride specific details, the Edge 1040 clearly offers a significant number of improvements, enhancements. Setting up activity profiles is a snap. The larger touch sensitive ... MoreBefore purchasing the Edge 1040 I was afforded the opportunity of trying out a friends Edge 1030. First ride I noticed how much easier it was to navigate with the 1030. After doing some additional research I made the decision to purchase the Edge 1040. I've been using the 1040 for about a month for indoor roller rides, outdoor road rides and gravel. The user interface provides for a more intuitive customization process. Connecting to your phone and your sensors and Garmin express seemed much earlier.I have owned the Edge 530 and 830, and while the units were good for monitoring and recording ride specific details, the Edge 1040 clearly offers a significant number of improvements, enhancements. Setting up activity profiles is a snap. The larger touch sensitive screen enables me to set up Data Screens that are specific to the kind of ride I'm doing, more data with improved legibility. Customization is a very simple process. Navigation, mapping, turn by turn directions capabilities, makes this unit a must for the avid cyclist looking for larger more legible directions.The Edge 1040 is so feature rich, that I doubt I will utilize all the features. As an example, training, and biometrics capabilities. Nice to know that the Edge 1040 has these capabilities and that if the need to monitor arises, I have the ability to use them.Bottom line, well worth the investment.
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