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You learn how to use the menu with very little training. The functions seem to be more than I would personally need. The right crank for a hard crank spinner. I personally don't need a touch screen, so the push buttons are fine and they are quite sensitive. I think I got my money's worth.

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Handy meter and Navi. The buttons are clear. I didn't want a touchscreen for enduro work. However, there is shit everywhere.

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A working bike computer.

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Guaranteed Garmin quality 👍🏻

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A working device. Recording the exercise and tracking the route work well and the battery lasts a long time. The keys can also be used with gloves on, which is where the points are compared to the touch screen.

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Good and clear display, works well with the rear radar.

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A good gauge as long as you are familiar with all the intricacies it offers.

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Versatile bike GPS. Going through the settings is pretty tedious without a touch screen, but otherwise a good package.

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With a few years of experience, it seems like a properly qualified device. The interface requires a bit of learning, but you can catch the plot pretty quickly. Exporting routes to your device is easy with Garmin Connect.

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a little practice with the interface, otherwise just fine to draw trails in the terrain, even while learning route planning so nice

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Easy to use and clear navigator for cycling. With values between 530 and 830 on the Edge, I haven’t longed for a touch screen to use.

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The interface is clearer to the Garmin user, others could cause annoyance and gray hair. Otherwise guaranteed Garmin quality - lasts and works. I highly recommend

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Worked flawlessly, good navigation and effortless synchronization

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Clear, easy to use while driving. Good and versatile functions and GPS. Easy to connect to garmin connect.

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A working crank, a clear display, gets the data they need on time. Also withstands crashes surprisingly well ....

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Great battery life and a suitably sized device for navigating compared to a watch. Zooming and viewing the map is quite difficult with the buttons without the touch screen. If you drive off the route, the device will not be able to navigate back to the route very cleverly. Provides quite often as an alternative to the u-turn back to the point where you left the route even if smarter alternatives were available.

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Easy to set up. Maps and navigation work well on even worse mountain bike trails. The maximum brightness of the screen should be higher. Automatic brightness control keeps the screen unnecessarily dim, especially in shady places.

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Great price / quality product. I recommend 👌

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After a short experience everything is relatively ok. The height should probably be calibrated when you often show the wrong level. The keys are not the most sensitive and require a little getting used to. Otherwise, it works as it should.

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Very good trip computer for mountain biking. Makes where I get the device, ie shows real-time statistics and a map / navigation. Navigation I have taken off, because I think it easier to navigate without the signs following the mere trace. Deployment in itself is challenging because all profiles have to be created on the device and cannot take advantage of the phone which is a bit slow and challenging. Fortunately, this only needs to be done once. The buttons feel a bit cheap and I don't think the button response is very good, but they still work and there are no presses. The buttons are the same as the buttons on the watches, so I'm familiar with the Garmin watches. The plus covers statistics related to mountain biking, such as the number and length of jumps.

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Battery life is absolutely amazing. Now price meets quality.

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Turned out to be better than its predecessor. The 500 Series is a suitable trip computer for such a weekend warrior. Pay yeah, but not too much like his big brother. Battery life diamond grade. Easily copes with weekend off-road rides in the fell. Of course, the navigation did not reach the level of Google Maps, for example, but it did its thing in Levi and Saariselkä. I recommend!

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After the first use, it felt like a competent product. The screen was also clearly visible on the sunglasses head and was easy to use.

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My 4th garmln computer and the first one that I feel I can completely trust when I drive for pre-programmed tracks in the woods.

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Works great. Training load monitoring. Evaluate vomax and anaerobic threshold. Versatile data fields. Compact size.

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A well-functioning device for those who actively cycle. Convenient to put the monitoring on and the heart rate belt etc. connects quickly. the battery life is also really good, the 8 hour loop in sunny weather consumed about 35% of the screen on all the time. The only downside may be connecting the phone via Bluetooth, it can sometimes take minutes or disconnect in the middle of the trip (less often), so emergency alerts won’t go to loved ones if you’ve crashed.

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Good device! Do what you promise, I recommend !!!

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The first garmin device for your use. The operating logic is quite easy to adopt. Enough features for your own use. Navigation is at least a little annoying at first, when your device announces you are off the route even though you are still on the route. Is the route poorly drawn, etc.? The device itself is small, which is a good thing, at least for your own taste. In short, such a first impression of the product, more runs so the device becomes more familiar.

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Great product and battery lasts well. Also guides well on the paths where I myself use this the most. Opened for myself a lot of new routes that I didn’t even know were in the immediate area. Also guides you well on the route back if you get lost.

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Great device for Gravel biking, navigation and color display essential.

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Fully met expectations. Easy to use, functions more than enough.

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I ordered the product mainly for navigation for day bike tours. However, I returned it because it was not quite suitable for it. I felt it was a little difficult to use and the screen was too small. A better device was found on the market for this use: the Hammerhead Karoo 2.

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Works great with a Wahoon trainer, and is more natural to use on a bike than staring at the clock. Outdoors are waiting for spring.

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Works well and offers really comprehensive features. The only downside comes from the small size of the screen, which was of course my own choice when choosing the model. The battery life is good and the usability is just enough for one exercise for several exercises.

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Works well. As a new Garmin user, it took some time to internalize the location of the keys and the logic of their operation.

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It seems to be a high quality and reliable device, i.e. based on a few runs it handles its affairs without any problems. For a long time I have been driving with Suunon clock, but did get a map of this property due. Requires a little getting used to the Garmin ecosystem and other add-ons. I haven't got into route planning yet, so I need to learn.