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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Garmin Pay for contactless payments makes it easy to buy a quick snack on the go.
- The built-in speaker provides audio feedback and a digital bike bell sound for added safety.
- Road hazard alerts and incident detection increase your safety on the road and trails.
- Multi-band GPS and 5Hz tracking ensure accurate positioning.
- Features including ClimbPro, Power Guide and Real-Time Stamina Insights contribute to advanced performance analysis.
- The touchscreen can be less responsive in rainy weather but the buttons can be used at all times instead.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Garmin | |
| Touchscreen | Yes | |
| Screen size | Medium | |
| Battery Life | Up to 12 hours (with intensive usage), up to 36 hours in the battery-saving mode. | |
| GPS Sensor | Yes | |
| Routeplanning | Plan in the Bike Computer / Plan & upload via PC / 'Back-to-Start' function / Plan & upload via Smartphone | |
| 'Back-to-Start' function | Yes | |
| Surprise Me feature | Yes | |
| Map View | Yes |
The Garmin Edge 850 has a robust, compact frame with a bright 2.7 inch colour display that is always easy to read, even in bright sunlight. The touchscreen makes interaction intuitive and quick. Multi-band GPS with 5Hz tracking accurately records your position and speed, and built-in sensors such as a gyroscope, accelerometer, altimeter and barometer contribute to performance analysis. IPX7 water resistance ensures protection against rain and splashing water. The quarter-turn mount allows for quick mounting and removal without tools.
Extra features
The Edge 850 has a built-in speaker that can make a bike bell sound and provide audio feedback for navigation and workout prompts. Garmin Pay enables contactless payments during your ride. ANT+, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity allows for easy pairing with sensors, smartphones and apps. Advanced features such as ClimbPro, Real-Time Stamina Insights, Power Guide and the on-device course creator system help with training and route planning. Road hazard alerts, Trendline Popularity Routing and incident detection increase your on- and off-road safety, and the battery lasts up to 36 hours in battery saver mode.
The Edge 850 is compatible with various bike configurations and all common cadence and power sensors. It goes on standard Garmin mounts and pairs directly with smartphones and the Garmin Connect app. The 64 GB internal storage can be used to save extensive maps, courses and activities. Virtual features such as Zwift integration and in-ride leader boards make the Edge 850 suitable for training as well as competition use.
• Standard handlebar mount
• Garmin Extended out-front handlebar mount
• Tether
• Charging cable
The Garmin Edge 850 offers a bright 2.7 inch touchscreen, accurate GPS tracking with multi-band GPS and 5Hz tracking, and connectivity with various bike configurations and sensors. The device also includes integrated audio feedback, virtual workout analysis and the ability to pair with smartphones and the Garmin Connect app.
How do I pair the Garmin Edge 850 with my smartphone?
You can easily pair the Garmin Edge 850 with your smartphone via Bluetooth. Make sure the Garmin Connect app is installed on your smartphone and follow the instructions in the app to complete the pairing.
Is the Garmin Edge 850 waterproof?
Yes, the Garmin Edge 850 has an IPX7 water resistance rating, which means it is protected against rain and splash water, so you can ride carefree in different weather conditions.
What is the battery life of the Garmin Edge 850?
The Garmin Edge 850 has a battery life of up to 36 hours in battery saver mode, allowing you to go on long rides without worrying about charging the device.
Can I make contactless payments with the Garmin Edge 850?
Yes, the Garmin Edge 850 features Garmin Pay, which allows you to make contactless payments during a ride, very convenient indeed.
How does training analysis work on the Garmin Edge 850?
The Garmin Edge 850 offers virtual training analysis with features such as ClimbPro, Real-Time Stamina Insights and Power Guide. These tools help you monitor your performance and optimise your training.
What are the navigation options on the Garmin Edge 850?
The Garmin Edge 850 offers comprehensive navigation features, including Trendline Popularity Routing and incident detection, which help you plan and follow your route safely and efficiently.
How do I attach the Garmin Edge 850 to my bike?
The Garmin Edge 850 can be easily mounted using the included quarter-turn mount, which allows for quick mounting and removal without tools.
With what kind of sensors can the Garmin Edge 850 connect?
The Garmin Edge 850 can connect with a wide range of sensors, including cadence and power sensors, allowing you to accurately track and improve your cycling performance.
Is there a manual for the Garmin Edge 850?
Yes, the Garmin Edge 850 comes with a user manual, and for additional assistance and guidance you can also find online manuals and support documents on the official Garmin website.
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4 / 5
Initial experiences have been positive!
For the cycle rides I go on, the battery life is – more than – fine. I’ve set the screen to the lowest brightness, and it’s still very bright. I like the sounds it makes when there are obstacles (though I’ve turned the volume down). Pairing it with apps is a bit fiddly (via a Garmin app), but YouTube gets you a long way. It’s a real shame that you can only use Komoot on your Garmin with a paid subscription, so I still regularly have my phone mounted on my handlebars... The testing phase is still in full swing ;)
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
fast, stunning display, poor UI, substandard battery life
I’ve come from the 830, and this is a massive upgrade. The screen is brighter and clearer, the built-in speaker and ringtone are definite plus points, and everything responds much faster. The UI – just like on other Garmin devices and their Connect system – is still a bit of a mess, and the battery really doesn’t last very long, but overall, for me, it’s worth the trade-off if you’re coming from the 830.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
I’m really pleased with it – I’d definitely recommend it!
I’m really pleased with it – I’d definitely recommend it!
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
A great device from Garmin!!!
Convenient and quick to fit to your bike. Pairs quickly with your phone.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
There’s no need for the 1050 because the 850 does the job.
I’ve switched from the 530 to the 850. I hesitated for a long time between the 850 and the 1050, wondering whether I’d be able to see enough of the map. Navigation is important to me. As I can easily zoom in and out and pan the map using the touchscreen, I don’t feel the need for a larger screen. The battery is no problem at all.
Pros & Cons
4
Initial experiences have been positive!
For the cycle rides I go on, the battery life is – more than – fine. I’ve set the screen to the lowest brightness, and it’s still very bright. I like the sounds it makes when there are obstacles (though I’ve turned the volume down). Pairing it with apps is a bit fiddly (via a Garmin app), but YouTube gets you a long way. It’s a real shame that you can only use Komoot on your Garmin with a paid subscription, so I still regularly have my phone mounted on my handlebars... The testing phase is still in full swing ;)
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bright screen
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clear navigation
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comes with a handlebar mount
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doesn’t sync with the Apple Watch heart rate (I knew that)
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the controls aren’t very intuitive, but you get used to them quickly
4
fast, stunning display, poor UI, substandard battery life
I’ve come from the 830, and this is a massive upgrade. The screen is brighter and clearer, the built-in speaker and ringtone are definite plus points, and everything responds much faster. The UI – just like on other Garmin devices and their Connect system – is still a bit of a mess, and the battery really doesn’t last very long, but overall, for me, it’s worth the trade-off if you’re coming from the 830.
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much faster interface
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top-notch screen
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Garmin’s UI is a mess (on all devices and Connect)
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the battery really doesn’t last very long
5
There’s no need for the 1050 because the 850 does the job.
I’ve switched from the 530 to the 850. I hesitated for a long time between the 850 and the 1050, wondering whether I’d be able to see enough of the map. Navigation is important to me. As I can easily zoom in and out and pan the map using the touchscreen, I don’t feel the need for a larger screen. The battery is no problem at all.
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Map visibility
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Sound, particularly spoken words
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Zoom in and out using two fingers
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Getting used to scrolling between different screens
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