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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Easy to install.
- Supports ANT+ and Bluetooth.
- Can also be connected to other brands of bike computers and your smartphone, for example.
- You won't need a spoke magnet to measure your speed.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Garmin |
You can pair these sensors with any other ANT+ protocol device, so mixing devices from other manufacturers is no problem. Lots of bike computers and compatible sensors feature ANT+ wireless technology, so they can easily exchange data. This means that you'll have all your data in one place.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology makes pairing with most smartphones a breeze, so you can upload all your training data to your favourite fitness app, like Strava, Runkeeper, Endomondo or Wahoo Fitness.
Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
5 / 5
Works precisely, no GPS dependence. Simple and effective
Does what it should; only displaying the speed on GPS sometimes works poorly, especially when driving under trees or between (tall) buildings. This speedometer doesn't suffer from all that. Mounting it is easy with the strap, connect it to your bike computer and you're done. Simple and effective
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Good sensor, connectivity could be better.
This Garmin speed sensor attaches well. I even managed to attach it to a Rohloff hub with some inventiveness. Connectivity is a tricky little thing, but bluetooth tends to be that way. I made many futile attempts before finally managing to pair the sensor with a Garmin app on my mobile. Then the sensor works fine.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
A must for the garmin tacx cyclist.
Everything in view at all times.
5 / 5
Very satisfied with this accurate, small and easy-to-install sensor!
Great sensor! You can pair this Garmin sensor with your navigation box via the app or the device itself, after which it will automatically start transmitting measurements. To accurately measure speed, you can set the wheel size via the app. This is the most accurate. Alternatively, you can cycle a given distance which then uses GPS to measure how fast you cycled, after which the wheel size is calculated. I recommend setting it via the wheel size (shown on your tyre, or via conversion table on the internet). The measurements are very accurate: I checked this with GPS trackers on 2 phones, and 2 different speed sensors set to wheel size from other brands. In all cases, the variation between all measurements was
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Top product
I am very happy with this !
Pros & Cons
5
Works precisely, no GPS dependence. Simple and effective
Does what it should; only displaying the speed on GPS sometimes works poorly, especially when driving under trees or between (tall) buildings. This speedometer doesn't suffer from all that. Mounting it is easy with the strap, connect it to your bike computer and you're done. Simple and effective
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Simple
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Simple connection
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Expensive
4
Good sensor, connectivity could be better.
This Garmin speed sensor attaches well. I even managed to attach it to a Rohloff hub with some inventiveness. Connectivity is a tricky little thing, but bluetooth tends to be that way. I made many futile attempts before finally managing to pair the sensor with a Garmin app on my mobile. Then the sensor works fine.
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Attachment
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Connectivity
5
Very satisfied with this accurate, small and easy-to-install sensor!
Great sensor! You can pair this Garmin sensor with your navigation box via the app or the device itself, after which it will automatically start transmitting measurements. To accurately measure speed, you can set the wheel size via the app. This is the most accurate. Alternatively, you can cycle a given distance which then uses GPS to measure how fast you cycled, after which the wheel size is calculated. I recommend setting it via the wheel size (shown on your tyre, or via conversion table on the internet). The measurements are very accurate: I checked this with GPS trackers on 2 phones, and 2 different speed sensors set to wheel size from other brands. In all cases, the variation between all measurements was
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Accurate
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Automatic stand-by mode
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Easy installation
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Supplied battery was dead
