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The new, compact Garmin Edge 200 wireless bike computer brings loads of GPS-based ride data to your fingertips in an easy-to-use and budget-friendly design.

Provides valuable data bike training, touring, commuting or casual everyday rides, measuring speed, distance, time, calories burned and location
Very easy to use: simply affix the included bike mount to a bike handlebar or stem, and then attach the Edge 200; you're ready to roll!
Auto Pause feature stops the timer when you’re not moving, then resumes recording data automatically when you’re rolling again
Auto Lap automatically starts a new lap once you reach a set point; you can also set alerts for distance, time or calories to make it easier and more fun to achieve your goals
Virtual Partner® ups the ante by letting you train against a digital "competitor" on a stored course, indicating your speed relative to past performances
It's easy to access up to 130 hrs. of ride data and sort your activities so you can quickly look up the fastest, longest or last ride
Garmin Connect website lets you upload ride data online to see the path you traveled on a map, analyze it, share it or view more detail, such as elevation
Unit measures 1.9 x 2.7 x .08 in.; display area is 1.2 x 1.4 in., and 128 x 160 pixels; screen is readable in daylight
Rechargeable internal lithium ion battery lasts up to 14 hrs. with typical use
The Garmin Edge 200 wireless bike computer comes with a low-profile bike mount, USB cable, AC charger and relevant manuals

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Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer Customer Reviews

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Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer

4.4

(based on 10 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to read (10)
Accurate (9)
Lightweight (7)
Durable (5)
Waterproof (5)

Cons

Best Uses

Commuting (6)
Mountain biking (5)
Road racing (4)
Serious training (4)

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- Avid cyclist (8)
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Nov

2011

(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Excellent Addition to Training

By Pablo the Pirate

from Torrance, CA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Online Data Tracking
Rechargeable
Simple to Use
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Commuting
Not Just Biking
Road Racing
Serious Training

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

First time use of a GPS-enabled cyclocomputer, don't think I can go back to the old wired versions!

PROS: Simple to set up out of the box
- Comes with two bike stem/handlebar mounts
- Two diameters of what can be described as bomb-proof elastic bands (to attach bike mount)
- Wall plug and USB cord to charge head unti; also charges off computer when uploading

PROS: Cycling usage
- Auto Start is always great to have; make sure you stop recording when your ride is done or it will auto start again
- User-set threshold Auto Pause speed: adjust the cut off speed for when you hit traffic lights instead of jamming to a hard stop to keep your Average Speed as true as possible
- For a fitness rider, it is nice to have total time, accumulated ascent/descent, average speed and max speed but what butter creams the cupcake:
- Garmin Connect where you can store a course and really geek out on the data. Even without a built-in HR monitor, you can add HR data into the Garmin Connect site. You can overlay your speed on a Google or Bing map and see your pace.

UNDER TEST PHASE: Running usage
- Still testing it out for running, but is quite useful to map a course and record time. Will update as I add more data
- Not sure how accurate it is for a slower moving sport (for me); says I maxed out at 9.5mph and I know I cannot run that fast!

Overall impressions
- Highly recommended for someone interested in trying out GPS-enabled cyclocomputers. At this price point, you have the ability to switch it to at least one other bike, get to jump on the GPS bandwagon, and most importantly, gain lots of useful data that can be viewed from any computer.

- If you already have a HR monitor from other sports, it is easy to integrate that data onto the Garmin Connect site. (I still use a Polar M21 from 2003 for HR monitoring and didn't want to spend the few hundred more to get the Edge 500)

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Nov

2011

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great features for a good price on GPS

By Greenfritos

from Colorado

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read
Good price value

Cons

Could have ANT

Best Uses

Commuting
Mountain Biking
Road Racing
Serious Training

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

Kudos to REI for being one of the few places you can buy this model of Garmin Edge as of October '11.

I miss the bike computers from the late 80's and early 90's that told you two things, speed and distance. They were simple, accurate and dependable. It seems over the past twenty years as manufacturers put more bells and blings on the bike computers, the dependability isn't there anymore. I was tired of setting up computers to only have them last a year or two before things went south.

I have heard great things about the Garmin Edge computers, back to the dependable and accurate computers for cyclists. Thing was that I didn't want to spend the $$ for the Edge 500 or 800. The Garmin Edge 200 is back to basics, with a few other features. I finds the satellites really quick, and tracks my rides accurately.

The one thing I wish Garmin would have included on this model is the ANT+ ability. It wouldn't have cost more for the manufacturing, and would allow more expansion for this computer. It's useless on a trainer, can't talk to a heart rate strap. But I am happy with this computer even without those capabilities. I have not had any issues at all on the numerous rides I've taken it on.

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Mar

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great Buy for the Money

By Saul of Seattle

from Seattle, WA

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Quick satellite sync
Waterproof

Cons

Handlebar Mount

Best Uses

Road Biking

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

I hesitated buying a GPS because of the prices, but his unit strikes the middle point between a wireless cyclometer and the 'full meal deal' with maps like a car GPS. It is important to understand that this device tells you where you've BEEN, not where you're going. It shows calories, elevation gain, elapsed time, and more and allows user-chosen options. With an online mapping service and this, it works well for me when I want to explore new routes or find out just how hard a known route was.
Only negative so far is the cheap rubber band system for holding it on the handlebars. However, it seems quite sturdy.

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Dec

2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Bicycle Computer with good GPS tracking

By JR Namida

from Henderson/Las Vegas, NV

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read
Fast Satellite acquisitio
GPS
Lightweight
Mounting System

Cons

No cadence monitor
No Clock Time on main scr
No external heart monitor

Best Uses

Commuting
Trail riding

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

A great bicycle Computer that does not require wheel size and magnet placement. My major reason for this purchase was to get an easy to use GPS tracking of my rides.

The Edge 200, provides the ability for decent mapping (Road or Trails), on most the web sites for mapping & workout recording I have manually uploaded the fit files to test. it acquires satellite faster than the older Edge 500.

I run Linux in all my computers, and was quite disappointed there is no Debian software for any Garmin units, no way to check for a Garmin firmware improvements, nor for auto use of the Garmin.com website.

Then I was quite surprised there is no Android 2.2 application for my WiFi tablet. Maybe with the $100 Android 4.0 tablets that are about to reach market.

My sealed package also did not include instructions, manual or CD/DVD, but that info was easily acquired on-line.

My only disappointments in the Edge 200 is lack of Linux or Droid software for Garmin website use, and firmware updating. Garmin's failure to include instructional information in my sealed packaging. No customization of the main screen layout to include the current time of day.

I am a casual rider that is in the pedals for about 150/175 miles a week. I have used it for 1,400 miles of riding and I am very happy with its GPS tracking for maping. The edge 200 accurately matches the other Cycling Computers I have checked it against.

JR

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May

2012

4.0

As close to perfect as [$] will get you

By eb44

from Maple Grove,MN

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Easy to Read
Easy to use
Garmin connect
Small size

Cons

Best Uses

Mountain Biking

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

I am a avid trail/single track rider and this is the first computer I have used for mountain biking. We all know that looking down while riding is not always the best idea, but that's were this comes into play. This will record your ride and you can down load it onto Garmin Connect so you can review your ride. Look at info such as time, miles, avg speed max speed, elevation, map of your ride ect... That alone makes it well worth the little extra you pay over a conventional nongps computer. The screen is well thought out and easy to read, so if you did look down quick it's easy to see your speed and time. I like the fact that there is no speed sensor and magnet to fiddle with, just mount and go. Also, navigating through the files ans features are a simple and painless task.

My only gripe is the elevation readings it gives you when reviewing the data on Connect. It will show slightly different elevations from lap to lap on the same trail. But, that's what happens with gps, it's not quite as accurate as berametric readings like the ones you would fine on the Garmin 500. But hey, it's close, so close that it's nothing to get up tight about. Plus, you have $100 in your pocket.

I love this 200!

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May

2012

5.0

Easy To Set Up & Use

By bike Mike

from Lima, OH

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Easy to set up use
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

none

Best Uses

Commuting
Mountain Biking
Recreational biking
Road Racing
Serious Training

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

I am very pleased with this - super easy to set up & use. Just be aware it won't support heartrate monitors. I am a recreational rider just starting to ride again after 40 years & this gives me time,speed, distance, has a timer/alarm, & saves your info to the web. Gives me something to build on. While not cheap, this is reasonably priced & you don't have any wires that will break or sensors that get out of alignment, since it works by GPS. It is small enough it fits neatly on my handlebars, but big enough to see while riding. Have not been caught in the rain yet, but it is supposed to be waterproof (even submerged).

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Apr

2012

4.0

Well worth the money

By welldoor

from Rochester WA

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Mountain Biking

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

It has trouble hooking up the thick forest

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Apr

2012

5.0

Can't get enough

By EAPOE

from Belleville IL

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read

Cons

Best Uses

Commuting

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

Transferring your history to your computer is a breeze..this is one over the top product !

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Feb

2012

5.0

Great product for the price.

By Tzen

from Seattle, WA

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Commuting
Mountain Biking
Serious Training

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

Everything is accurate and I couldn't be happier.

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Feb

2012

4.0

Lots to like in a compact unit

By MacCycle

from Basking Ridge, NJ

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read
Easy to use
Lightweight

Cons

Handlebar Mount

Best Uses

Road Racing
Training

Comments about Garmin Edge 200 Wireless Bike Computer:

My very first Garmin and I love it. Compact and lightweight, it gives me all the data I need. Sure, it doesn't tell me when to turn or what my pulse rate is, but I get a lot of data that's useful, including calories burned and altitudes. The screen is not touch sensitive, but the side buttons are fairly easy to use, though while riding it may get a bit tricky. And the handlebar mount is a bit cheap, though it sure won't rust. Overall, I am very pleased by its accuracy; need to learn more about what it can do with its computer hookup (for storing my data).

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