Garmin Edge 130 HR Bundle GPS-fietscomputer in compact en licht design, GPS/GLONASS/Galileo-satellietontvangst, navigatiefuncties, smartphone-meldingen

Super voor het fietsen of te koppelen aan Apple Watch en Strava

Leuk toestelsimpel maar duidelijk niet te veel bla bla, de levering via GLS duurde wel meer als een week .

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Bon petit compteur GPS.Fonctionnalités de suivi des performances amplement suffisantes.Trace GPS étrange à utiliser car il n'y a pas de fond de carte (mais je ne l'ai pas acheté pour ça).Intéressant s'il est acheté en promotion car il s'agit d'une ancienne version.À plein Tarif, cela vaut le coup de regarder ce que fait la concurrence pour trouver un meilleur rapport fonctionnalité/prix.

Très bon compteur. Très lisible (l'écran est parfait), la possibilité d'ajouter le nombre de champ à visualiser que l'on veut est géniale, le GPS est précis, l'envoi du parcours sur Strava est très rapide.Le seul petit problème est à mon avis la durée de la batterie qui ne dépasse pas les 10 heures (soit 2 à 3 sorties).Je viens d'un Bryton, le Garmin est beaucoup plus cher mais il n'y a absolument pas photo !!Je recommande ce produit

Veramente bello, il computerino è molto piccolo ma nel contempo molto potente. Si possono visualizzare sino ad 8 funzioni nella stessa schermata + le schermate aggiuntive. Mai visto un computerino di questa grandezza con tutte queste funzioni. Di negativo non ha niente perché se uno vuole qualcosa di meglio deve prendere una versione superiore come il 520 che personalmente posseggo.

Have been using this compact GPS for +1 year, very good, reliable, user friendly, battery last long, robust, so just perfect for cycling.

This really is the only bike computer you'll ever need.OK. so it doesn't have a flashy colour screen, or even a very big screen. But those things just drain your battery. What it has is a mono screen that is 100% visible in bright sunlight, and also has a backlight you can turn on at night. This means it lasts for days and days on its tiny battery. Text and icons are sharp and clear, and the resolution is decent for such a low power screen. The blue tinged backlight is strong and lights up the screen evenly, and you can set it to stay on all the time or turn off after 30 seconds to save power.Build quality is amazing. It's taken a lot of punishment from me and keeps on trucking. It's like a solid little lump, very difficult to break. You charge it with any old USB charger, and it takes about 30 minutes to fully charge, and lasts for a good few days so long as you don't use the backlight or the bluetooth very often. It comes with a couple of mounting clips, which are a really good design, you twist it 90 degrees and it just pops on and off. The mounts are very well made again and give me confidence that once it's on it will stay put no matter what. I've come off the bike a couple of times with it mounted and it's been completely fine. They give you various sizes of elastic bands and stuff to mount it with, which is a nice touch. The elastic hand strap supplied is very good as well, and you can use it for an extra little bit of security.Garmin have perfected the Edge software over many years. It really is a joy to use one of these things. Menus are easy to use and well thought out, you can customise the main display to show any number of data points like speed, time of day, how long you've been cycling, elevation, compass direction, all sorts of stuff. I have a nice selection of numbers that I'm happy with now and I find it really reassuring to be able to see it when I'm out on the bike. I also love trying to beat my personal speed record, and my "lap time" on the route to work :)You absolutely must buy a speed sensor with this computer, it's rubbish without one as it relies on GPS to see how fast you're going, and that can only really be a 10 second average, so it's a bit inaccurate. Once you have a speed sensor installed it changes the game. I believe it can work with any brand of speed sensor but I got the Garmin one as it's well made and not too expensive either.You get the Garmin app for your phone and sync the computer to Bluetooth, and you can download all your ride data to your phone. From there you can go really in depth with speed, elevation, mapping your route etc. You really don't need the phone app at all, the computer works great as a standalone unit, but it's fun to go back through past rides and look at your stats.