The Garmin Edge 540 is a robust cycle mapping and performance tracking device designed for serious cyclists. It provides riders with the data and navigation needed for the best training, competitions and races. The Edge 540 records your heart rate, speed, elevation, power output, and other metrics. In addition, the Edge 540 provides mapping and turn by turn navigation features, as well as pre-loaded road information. The Edge 540 also has ANT+ technology, which allows cyclists to monitor their performance metrics while they’re riding. It also connects to compatible Garmin and other ANT+ devices for easy data sharing. The device also includes basemap information for US and Canada, for easy navigation and wayfinding during cycling trips. The Edge 540 has a water-resistant design and comes with an easy-to-use, color display. It can store up to 200 individual rides and up to 10,000 user-configured locations. In addition, the Edge 540 can connect to Wi-Fi networks, so cyclists can easily sync their ride data with their smartphone, laptop and other compatible Garmin devices. It works with Garmin Connect and Sync, allowing users to easily share and analyze data, as well as create custom workouts and race courses. The device is suited for road, mountain and cyclocross bikes. It is lightweight and comes with a bike mount that fits standard quarter-turn and Garmin mounts. The Edge 540 also comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, providing up to 20 hours of battery life.
- Garmin Edge 540 - Standard - Standard
In Stock
$349.99
- Garmin Edge 540 - Bundle - Bundle
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$449.99
Pros & Cons
Pros:
• Lightweight and slim design
• Integrated high-sensitivity GPS
• Ant+ wireless technology
• Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity
• Gives you detailed maps and performance metrics
• Syncs easily with the Garmin Connect app
• Highly versatile – can be used in any sport or activity
• Optional downloadable courses
• Works with heart rate monitors and cadence sensors
Cons:
• Designed mainly for serious cyclists
• Not suitable for running or swimming
• Limited data and mapping capabilities
• Short battery life
• Not easy to use for beginners
• Expensive compared to other fitness trackers
Who Should Buy
Should Buy:
• Rugged, Durable Design Means It Wont Break with Normal Use
• High Accuracy GPS Tracking
• Simple Interface Makes it Easy to Use
• Variety of Apps and Connectivity Options
Should Not Buy:
• Pricey Compared to Other Options
• Limited Battery Life
• Lack of Compatibility with Older Versions of Windows
Features/Specs
• 4.3-inch high-resolution touch-screen display
• Up to 6.7 hours of battery life
• Supported ANT+ sensors, including heart rate, speed/cadence, RPM Cadence, and power meters
• Highly sensitive GPS for speed and distance tracking
• Security features such as personal locator beacon
• Intuitive navigation with preloaded worldwide base map
• Advanced training features such as personalized workout plans, custom interval training, and interval pacing
• GroupTrack technology to keep track of friends on your ride
• Compatible with Edge remote control for easier data input and control
Comparison
| Wahoo ELEMNT | Cyclo 505HC | Bryton Rider 420E | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.3” touchscreen | 2.7” touchscreen | 2.6” touchscreen | 2.3” touchscreen |
| ANT+ and Bluetooth | ANT+ & Bluetooth | ANT+ & Bluetooth | ANT+ & Bluetooth |
| 60g | 87g | 110g | 68g |
| 20 hours | 17 hours | 18 hours | 32 hours |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 2.7” x 1.7” x 0.8” | 2.3” x 3.5” x 0.8” | 4.6” x 3.1” x 0.8” | 2.6” x 4.3” x 0.9” |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
