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The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer. When you start rolling, it starts recording. 
As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for folks that just want the necessary numbers, so it's not going to have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS enabled, so you can't use it for navigation nor track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so it'll need to be done manually. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line for a more advanced, GPS-enabled computer.

The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its low price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and old-school with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer. When you start rolling, it starts recording. 
As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for riders that just want the necessary numbers. It doesn't have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS-enabled, so you can't use it for navigation or track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so that needs to be done manually if you choose to track that info. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line at the more advanced, and more expensive, GPS-enabled models.
Read more: Cateye Quick review

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Positive: Easy to read, easy to reset, easy to fasten to the bike, as accurate as other Cat Eyes I've had, It doesn't clutter up the handlebars, looks spiffy  Negative: I wish whoever writes the set up instructions would quit & get a job at Taco Bell. Instead of/or in addition to the drawings & arrows, why couldn't they include a simply worded 1.do this 2. now do this, 3

It's not as quick as the name would lead you to believe.

The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate

 Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer

As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for folks that just want the necessary numbers, so it's not going to have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS enabled, so you can't use it for navigation nor track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so it'll need to be done manually. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line for a more advanced, GPS-enabled computer

Best Bike Computer of 2022 - GearLab

 So, I think the light interferes with the Quick's display circuitry, not the wireless signal between the fork sensor and the main unit. Bottom line: if you have a light on your bike, you need to keep it as far away from this computer as possible. Great in bright ambient light but no bueno in low light.

Nice form factor but hard to read in low light and subject to electronic interference

 The charging insert was just a mistake. A very nice unit with good value and reliable performance. I have had no cross interference problems with numerous lights and other devices.

Nice basic computer and simple design. It works well and is easy to read. Cateye got it right for a basic design. Reviewers should have checked their bar diameter before buying

 Cateye got it right for a basic design. Reviewers should have checked their bar diameter before buying. The charging insert was just a mistake. A very nice unit with good value and reliable performance

Simple- basic info

 I would probably recommend the Strada Slim for something in this price range; it preserves the factory lines of your bicycle much better than the Quick.

Lithe computer, chunky sensor

When this arrived The unit did not work. I replaced the batteries and still nothing. I requested a replacement and when that one arrived I had the same issue. Replacement batteries did not fix the issue

Original and replacement unit do not work

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Explore your world and your limits with Edge 1030 Plus. This advanced GPS cycling computer helps you set and exceed training goals with structured workouts that sync to your device. It also provides workout suggestions based on your training load and VO2 max (When paired with compatible sensors). With ClimbPro pacing guidance to get you through a tough ascent, MTB dynamics that track every epic jump and the ability to pause your route guidance if you intentionally go off course to explore, this tour de force is ready for any ride. If you’re updating from an older Edge computer, your existing ride profiles and data fields sync to your new one with no fuss. Incident detection and assistance features send your real-time location to emergency contacts (When paired with a compatible smartphone), and it’s compatible with inReach satellite communicators for two-way messaging.

The Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bike Computer is a top-of-the-line GPS head unit for serious racers and tourers. It's packed with features including mapping and training programs that will help riders get the most out of their rides and workouts.
Key Features:
- Large Color Touch Screen – The large screen is easy to read and use, even in bright sunlight, so reading maps is easy.
- Endlessly Connectable – The 1030 Plus connects to all manner of Bluetooth and ANT+ training accessories.
- Long Battery Life – The battery saver mode extends battery life, and a battery pack can be attached for even more battery life.

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 Now we're going to dive right into it with a freebie feature, not on the official 13 items, which is the color change. As you may have noticed, it's now black as opposed to the previous white that there was there. Now they also had an Edge 1030 version for a Bontrager that was black, but this one is now the legit base Garmin Edge 1030 Plus is simply black. The price remains the same at 599 bucks

 In some cases, twice as fast isn't really that much of a difference, right? But overall, things seem to be a little quicker, a little bit crispier. Practically speaking, I'm not really sure this is making too much of a difference. You're still not at the same level of speed as something like the Hammerhead Kuru, which is just so beautifully phoned fast. But again, the battery life is, depending on how you judge it, one quarter of this thing right here

 But that is the one most visible place to see the routing improvements. And I couldn't see it there. Now, one thing that you can see and you will hear is the final item on the list, which is the new beeper. If you are a Garmin aficionado, a Garmin person, if you've been around the Garmin block a long time, then you're going to hear a new beep right here

 I'm going to open up a Friday 42 kilometer loop on both of these loading course. You can see that went a lot faster. Let's try to the map here. That went a little bit faster

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The new Garmin Edge 1030 Plus is here, and I outline all the 13 new features that are inside. From hardware changes to mapping shifts, and plenty more! Here's your complete video inventory:

0:00 Overview, Pricing, and Colors
0:52 Global Detailed Maps Free
1:58 Daily Suggested Workouts
3:18 LiveTrack with courses
4:25 Existing Activity Profile Migration
4:56 Existing Sensor Migration
5:46 New Re-Routing Quick Options
6:35 Pause Routing Options
7:37 Increased Storage
8:06 Increased Battery Life
9:23 Changed Touchscreen Tech
10:22 Processing Power Increased
11:58 New Beeper
12:20 Wrap-up

Note that some of these features are indeed coming to the existing Edge 530, Edge 830, and original Edge 1030, as noted in the video. Specifically the LiveTrack courses, the existing sensor migration, and the existing cycling activity profile migration.

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I had the smaller 520 and upgraded to the larger 1030 Plus this year and the added screen real estate really makes a world of difference, especially when using the map. My advice for you would be to splurge and get the big dog.

I am searching for my first bike computer. The ones that I am looking at are:
- Garmin 1030: large screen but high price. 
- Garmin 830: small and with touch features. 
- Garmin Explore: GPS only, no training aids but very low price. 
- Wahoo Elemnt Roam: nice features but no touch screen.

In you opinion, which is the best performance-for-price among these (but also others that I do not know about)? 

Thanks in advance.

<div class="md"><p>I am searching for my first bike computer. The ones that I am looking at are:
- Garmin 1030: large screen but high price. 
- Garmin 830: small and with touch features. 
- Garmin Explore: GPS only, no training aids but very low price. 
- Wahoo Elemnt Roam: nice features but no touch screen.</p>

<p>In you opinion, which is the best performance-for-price among these (but also others that I do not know about)? </p>

<p>Thanks in advance.</p>

<p>Edit: I really need the GPS and map feature. I like to explore my region when I go cycling, hence I constantly use my phone as GPS on Komoot. However, battery drains really fast and carrying around a power bank bothers me.</p>
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Best bike computer?

 Some people find the 1000 didn't have enough battery life, the 1030 claims to get up to 20 hours and more importantly you can add an external battery pack which Garmin makes and more or less double that. Where previous out front mounts placed your Garmin quite high up, the new one is more or less completely flush with the bar and in addition to that it's got a quarter turn mount on the bottom of the device and that's where you can attach an external battery or other accessories like Garmin's Varia radar or their smart lights. Another key new feature is what Garmin calls trend line popularity routing, that's navigation thing where when it's trying to decide on a route after you've entered a destination on the device it uses all the data it's gathered from gun connect users to figure out where the best place to send cyclists is. Trend line works for both on and off road, it doesn't care whether you're on tarmac or not

 Another key new feature is what Garmin calls trend line popularity routing, that's navigation thing where when it's trying to decide on a route after you've entered a destination on the device it uses all the data it's gathered from gun connect users to figure out where the best place to send cyclists is. Trend line works for both on and off road, it doesn't care whether you're on tarmac or not. With the 1030 you get the latest, greatest iteration of Strava integration which means you can have live segments and all that stuff. Some of that functionality does depend on you having a Strava premium account but if you can afford a 1030 you can probably afford a Strava premium as well

 Garmin has launched its new flagship all-singing, all-dancing GPS model and it's called the Edge 1030 or 1030 because that's easier to say. Looks like this. The Edge 1030 is a successor to the Edge 1000 and it brings the flagship model in line with the Edge 820 aesthetically and in terms of features as well. So the Edge 1000 had a three inch touch screen, the 1030 has a three and a half inch touch screen and they've moved the start stop and lap buttons onto the front of the device facing the rider

In-depth review now live on BikeRadar.com: https://buff.ly/2trAH1W Can Garmin’s do-it-all computer justify its hefty price tag?

Garmin Edge 1030 First Ride Review - YouTube

 It comes at a premium price but it’s been worth it. Battery life has been fantastic although I have only pushed it about 40-50 miles at a time.

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