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Garmin Edge 1040 Performance Bundle

This device feels robust with great mounting options that came all within the bundle, it was easy to get the device going and to have the HRM, Cadence sensor, Power meter, Wahoo kickr, speed sensor connected. The GUI of the device I feel could use a smidge more work from Garmin considering this is their "flagship model"

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Works mega easy, clear navigation, made several rides where I follow a training programme via FONDO on the Garmin Edge and navigate at the same time. In combination with cadence sensor and heart rate monitor a very comprehensive bike computer. Do believe the computer really comes into its own with the cadence sensor and heart rate monitor to get everything out of the computer. For example, your stamina, i.e. the range you achieve at a certain pace combined with heart rate, is incredibly valuable on longer rides, but then the Edge does need that extra data. Battery life is very long. Works super well with my Garmin fenix 7S watch and via Garmin Connect you can easily adjust and regulate everything. Sound of the edge is particularly loud and cannot be changed. However, I also have my iPhone on my racing bike and if Garmin Connect is on in the background on the iPhone, you can adjust the voice navigation and training messages there by turning up or down the sound of your phone... so you can control the beeps and voice messages present that way. The navigation itself is extremely accurate. It also warns of sharp turns or danger on the road. There are numerous workouts and training programmes available for download via Garmin. I still chose to do this via Fondo but this is sent to the Garmin edge at the press of a button. Ease of use really plays a key role with Garmin. The data you want to see while cycling is easy to select and arrange exactly how you want to see it... so with a single swipe you have the screen in front of you what you want to see and you easily swipe through the different screens. In terms of layout, it's mostly uncluttered and simple... exactly what you want from a bike computer... pixel quality of the screen is not necessarily comparable to smartphones but is of fine quality... especially now that the edge 1050 is on the market and the price of the 1040 has dropped I can absolutely recommend it. It's a hefty investment but an excellent addition to any cyclist's bike!

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Go through the user manual calmly and go through the screens then you will quickly get the hang of it.

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Having read all the references, finally bought the 1040. Woow what a beautifully beautiful bike computer. Very accurate, integrated with Garmin Connect, easy to use. Took me 10 minutes to install and sync one. Also the included mounts. In a few minutes to attach and......ride!

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Indicates climbs with all info. Riding the wrong way is almost impossible. Warnings when to eat and drink. Super device with nice big screen so everything is easy to read.

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Fine device, works quickly and trouble-free

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First Garmin device and I'm won over, very complete and easy to install and use. I recommend it!

Fulfils my expectations top !!!

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A super fine garmin already after the first ride super satisfied

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Beyond all expectations. Routes are quickly recalculated when deviating from set route. Screens can be configured to your taste. Battery lasts very long and is quickly recharged. New sensors can be added very easily.

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Swapped my 1030 for the 1040. Biggest differences is in better usability, faster processor (calculates routes faster, you switch screens easier), much more extensive workout screen.

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