Name: Edge 510
Brand: Garmin
SKU: 154404
Rating: 4.0 (54 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.1 / 5

reliable
stable
and customizable

missing buttons under system settings
it s not using GPS of the phone
the screen does not actually go back

Mounting options: Handlebar, Stem
Support for cadence: yes
Colour screen: yes
Touchscreen: yes
Wireless: yes
Gps: yes
Heart rate monitor: Support for HRM chest strap
Watch: yes

Garmin Edge 510 - Pros & Cons

reliable
stable
and customizable
always worked well
Thanks and keep-up the good work
Edge 510 is perfectly capable there
and works well
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
800 is perfectly fine though for most things
the graph worked fine with its ups and downs
it was great
the silicon case helps keep things clean there
Response is highly appreciated Thanks
clever and useful way of planning workouts for indoor training especially
The connection is quick and easy
Edge 510 is an impressive gadget
upgrades over the Edge 500 are clear and distinctive
handy
easy-to-use feature
Basic use is really straightforward
touchscreen works fine with gloves and also in wet conditions
Battery Life The battery life of the Garmin is very good
The data fields for each page is also fully customisable
Bike Profile and Activity Profile arrangement works
good cycling computer
to ride faster and put more distance between yourself and your virtual partner
enjoyable and helpful cyclo-info straight
Garmin Connect website is pretty straightforward
Very accurate and always very quick to find satellites
510 just seems overall more user friendly and intuitive
the satellite reception is improved

missing buttons under system settings
it s not using GPS of the phone
the screen does not actually go back
frustrating and distracting
The unit does not support Bluetooth sensors
systems lack the modulation and performance of their hydraulic counterparts
lack of low end gear spread for the Tour Divide
Winchester Car Park Crit
Smelly cycling shoes are not uncommon
Garmin Connect app will need to be downloaded on the smartphone
Heart Rate is not important while commuting
does not require the use of a magnet on the spokes
lag is
course not as accurate as having sensors on the bike
Garmin Edge 510 is an old computer
irritating bit of unreliable technology
other GPS devices available was a promotional video
Breadcrumb navigation rather than full on-device routing
it will simply miss out an instruction
the user interface is slightly different
slightly wider
slightly thicker
and heavier as well
~30-second delay between location updates
also not great going south past the old shopping centre
cadence measurement much more than for the speed
matter of swiping your finger across the display
no mapping here
the unit might come off in a crash
no navigation)
it is hard to read in bright sunlight
not texting on the 510
lack of support for third party sites such as Strava
a cloudy
gloomy
impending-snowy winter day
heart rate and cadence monitors can lose connection

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Garmin Edge 510 - Full Specifications

Mounting options	Handlebar Stem
Support for cadence	yes
Cadence sensor included	no

Width	2.05 in
Height	0.94 in
Depth	3.39 in
Weight	2.82 oz

GLONASS	yes
GPS	yes

Available information	Average speed Actual speed
Heart Rate Monitor	Support for HRM chest strap
ANT+	yes
Altimeter	yes
Alarm	yes
Barometer	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Calorie counter	yes
Distance meter	yes
Temperature sensor	yes
Timer	yes
Watch	yes
Waterproof	yes

Colour of product	Black
Colour screen	yes
Touchscreen	yes

Wireless	yes

Time duration (running)	20.0 h
Battery type	Li-Ion

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Garmin Edge 510 Garmin - Editorial Reviews (1)

Garmin Edge 510 Garmin Edge 510 In-Depth Review

DC Rainmaker

Published: 07.01.2013

Garmin Edge 510 In-Depth Review

The Garmin Edge 510 is the Garmin’s latest cycling GPS computer to holistically track and manage your cycling workouts and races. It aims to build upon the Edge 500 that was released about three years ago. I’ve been using the