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All the way through this review you've been screaming at the screen about apps like Strava, and free maps from Google… and you're right. We were just ignoring you until the right moment. Yes, the Edge 810 is expensive, but there's no doubt that the cust...
Garmin's Edge 810 is a great GPS device for recording and analysing data from bike rides. It can map your routes, as well as tell you your speed, elevation changes, and even how hot it was that day. It's lots of fun to use, especially when you hook it up...
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Published: 2013-04-14, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: The Garmin Edge 810 is the company's latest GPS bicycle computer, complete with new social sharing and tracking functionality which we first saw at the Consumer Electronics Show 2013. Unlike many other "breadcrumb" models - such as the lower-spec Edge 510...
Published: 2014-07-17, Author: Fred , review by: about.com
Abstract: The Edge 810 is the latest GPS cyclecomputer in Garmin's line of 5 models ranging in price from $129 to $499 retail. With the 810, Garmin is introducing smartphone connectivity and utility, with features including live tracking, real-time weather, and wir...
Cell phone integration for quick access to online workouts/courses, Living Tracking works well, Clean and clear mapping, Routable navigation, Supports major ANTcycling accessories, New cleaner interface, Easy uploading of rides via cell or PC
Bluetooth 2.1, not Bluetooth 4.0 (no Bluetooth Smart support), Cell phone integration seems halfbaked, rushed, Default map set (basemap) completely useless, [Update] At this point, if you're a power meter user, I would further not recommend this unit. The
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Records lots of data, Allows you to save courses, Bluetooth and smartphone app for real-time tracking
Interface could stand to be a little more intuitive, No way to pause a recording and then continue
Garmin's Edge 810 is a great GPS device for recording and analysing data from bike rides. It can map your routes, as well as tell you your speed, elevation changes, and even how hot it was that day. It's lots of fun to use, especially when you hook it up...
Published: 2013-04-16, Author: Elias , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Records lots of data, Allows you to save courses, Bluetooth and smartphone app for real-time tracking
Interface could stand to be a little more intuitive, No way to pause a recording and then continue
Garmin's Edge 810 is a great GPS device for recording and analysing data from bike rides. It can map your routes, as well as tell you your speed, elevation changes, and even how hot it was that day. It's lots of fun to use, especially when you hook it up...
Abstract: Wir haben die Fahrrad Navigationsgeräte Garmin Edge 810 und Mio Cyclo 505 HC für Sie getestet. Lesen Sie hier über das beste Navi fürs Fahrrad....
Vergrößern Die topografischen Digitalkarten von Garmin sind äußerst präzise, routen auf allen Arten von Wegen, sind aber auch nicht billig: Die Karte für Deutschland kostet knapp 200 Euro.Tolles Kombinationsgerät zum Navigieren, Tracken, Aufzeichnen und S...
Abstract: Fahrradfahrer können sich mit dem Navigationsgerät Garmin Edge 810 den Weg weisen lassen und dann die Strecke bei Facebook posten. Ob das Navigationsgerät eine Alternative zum Smartphone ist, zeigt der Navi Test 2013....
