Garmin Edge Explore 2, Easy to Use GPS Cycling Navigator, Compatible with eBike, Maps and Navigation, with Safety Features

I have this device and I find it very difficult to navigate and the small screen makes it difficult to view the map, and it is also very slow to search for addresses or connect to satellites. This device is made of plastic and possibly fragile.

I have been cycling with various versions of bike computers for many years. This unit is capable of working with newer, more recent bike tech such as mobile phone connectivity for others following you while riding, adding devices such cadence/speed sensors, radars, lights, etc. While this doesn't have the level of analytics if you are into higher end / more intense training, but all the basics are there and then some. GPS is excellent, and tracking routes, etc. works fine. No live Strava for those who wish to have that, but you will pay much more for those kinds of features. The screen is incredibly easy to read in direct sunlight, and while this isn't cheap, as a dedicated device, it handles the job. Some might prefer a mobile phone app option, but then you could be limited to things such as lower screen brightness, limitations on sensor connectivity, faffing between apps, etc. For the money, this has been a great riding companion - especially for my riding habits which are get out on the road or gravel path, ride for an hour or two and

If you are planning to commute, this device will add double the time. Routing makes no sense, I think it’s assuming I’m driving in the street instead of on bike paths. I have modified the settings to seek the fastest route and use high traffic roads. But still, there is not a single course it gives me that is not at least twice as long as necessary.

The Edge Explore 2 is exactly the right system for someone who wants a simple package that will take in data from all your sensors. Mine is linked to my heart rate strap, my indoor trainer, the cadence/speed sensor on one bike, and the cadence-only sensor on another. The display is a good and useable size without being ridiculously big. Setup and use is simple for a tech-challenged guy like myself. And with the ability to link through the Garmin Connect app on my iPhone, it's easy to transfer the data to iHealth and Strava. I'm able to set it up to track and display exactly what I need develop my workouts. Essentially, it's everything I need without extraneous stuff. The longest ride I've done with it so far is about 30 miles on hilly terrain at 8,500+ feet MSL, and the ride barely made a dent in the battery life. By the way, the interface is a blend of touch-screen and three buttons. It's intuitive and easy to learn.

Fácil de usar, trae mapas de México, solo los tienes que descargar los conectando lo a una pc y seleccionar los, compatible con censores ant, fácil de navegar, este es para uso de excursión o viejas, no puedes cargar entrenamientos como los otros de alta gama, clime pro es una gran ayuda en las subidas, la batería le dura de 14 a 15 horas, lo puedes usar y cargando al mismo tiempo con un powerbank, puedes controlar lámpara garmim y radares también, ajustas el nivel de luz a tu gusto, y cuanto tiempo dura la luz de la pantalla encendida, en el día la pantalla es vien visible y no se refleja con el sol, se ve muy bien.

Dopo un periodo iniziale di settaggio é diventato il mio compagno inseparabile per quando vado in bici