Garmin Edge 800 Reviews
Product Type: Garmin in GPS Navigation
Newest Review: ... this is all possible on a smart phone these days I wanted something specific, the Edge 800 is the King as far as dedicated ... more
... GPS were concerned and so I plumped for it.
My first impressions were that it's a seriously well engineered device. It has a lovely tactile feel to the casing and all of the accessories such as the heart rate strap and speed/cadence sensor seem good quality.
When you're used to using a smart phone, the control interface takes a little bit of getting used to but before long it becomes second nature and very intuitive. It's also a doddle to use the computer software supplied for uploading your data.
Out on the road the ...morePrice Comparison for Garmin Edge 800
Customer Garmin Edge 800 Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/12/12 (Very useful, 9 readings)
Rating:
Personally I love having information about the rides I'm doing, it wasn't always that way but a couple of years ago when I began commuting to work by bike I really started finding it useful to know how fast I'm going and being able to work out what my ETA to a destination was. I enjoyed using the pacer arrow to make sure I was ahead of schedule and having the odometer to see what my grand total mileage was kept my motivation up. The next step on from that was a GPS enabled device so I could not only track my mileage, but ascent and gradient etc. While this is all possible on a smart phone these days I wanted something specific, the Edge 800 is the King as far ... Read the complete review
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