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Garmin Edge 820 Wireless GPS Cycle Computer Used £69.99 gpsgadgets eBay
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Posted 16 April 2023

Garmin Edge 820 Wireless GPS Cycle Computer Used £69.99 gpsgadgets eBay

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In good condition, with faint scratches to the chassis and screen. Screen has LCD burn around the perimeter which is not noticeable when the screen is active. Supplied with a Garmin micro USB cable for data and charging. No handlebar mount, box or manual included.

GPS Bike Computer for Performance and Racing
Lightweight and compact with 2.3-inch high-resolution, capacitive touch display that works with gloves and when wet
GroupTrack1 feature keeps tabs on everyone in your riding pack
Advanced performance monitoring includes VO2 max, recovery advisor, Strava live segments, FTP, performance condition and advanced cycling dynamics2
Built-in incident detection3 included; compatible with cycling awareness accessories such as Varia Vision™, Varia™ smart bike lights and rearview radar
Bike-specific navigation preloaded with Garmin Cycle Map for turn-by-turn navigation
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  1. Hamedly's avatar
    Hamedly
    I would get the EDGE 1000 instead, widely available on Fb market and ebay for around £50-60 and far more superior to the 820 (processing performance and functionality).
    jig2480's avatar
    jig2480
    I agree, but for my needs (triathlon/ time trials) the form factor of devices like the 820 / wahoo bolt are much better
  2. james.robert3j8's avatar
    james.robert3j8
    I’d be wary of battery life for anything over 3-4hours if it’s quite old. And I find the processing really slow on the navigation. Great for the price however.
    vornstar13's avatar
    vornstar13
    Mine is at least this old and the battery still lasts for ages.
  3. EyePlayer's avatar
    EyePlayer
    You can easily update the maps to the latest version for free on this unit


    I am currently using a 530 which you can buy as cheaply as £160 using Garmin student site (accessible via Totem/ Unidays etc) which i think is absolutely amazing (so good there's no way I'm considering upgrading to the 540/840 with the price difference
    However my wife regularly uses my 820 on rides and I use it on my trainer sometimes and i think the battery hasn't given up on a ride yet and I'd imagine it's been used for 3-4 hours. I imagine if you're thinking about buying this for £70 then you probably wouldn't be riding for much longer than that?
    *I Took out my mtb today so used my 820 and after an hours ride the charge went from 100%- 82%

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    rowly73's avatar
    rowly73
    That's really helpful I just downloaded the GB map and France where it about to holiday. Only issue is that I don't know the difference between the maps types and I may have downloaded the wrong one..

    I only road bike so which map should I download do you think?

    I think maybe the 'bbbike' one but there are others i.e. 'on trail' 'openfierslite' and 'opentopo' wherever they mean ?

    Help appreciated 😁
    49999633-bLQNU.jpg (edited)
  4. Phrilly's avatar
    Phrilly
    No handlebar mount, box or manual included.
  5. keith.humphrey's avatar
    keith.humphrey
    I have the 520, 820, 530 and 1030. The 820 benefits from the touch screen for setting up.....but it's not that useful when in use. The other comments are true. It's a bit slow, and the battery could be limited....but can hold much more mapping than the 520. I still use it.....and if you can't stretch to the 530, worth it
  6. gslgregory's avatar
    gslgregory
    I was confused by the picture of the unit. It says 'Train' but that's definitely the picture of a bike!
  7. arckuk's avatar
    arckuk
    Good price, but the 820 and 520 are very slooow to boot, plan and update routes and do anything requiring computer power. If possible, avoid x20 and go for x30, which are much better. Battery life on the 820 doesn't have a great reputation, and the touch screen is supposed to be a bit flaky in wet conditions.
  8. currychops's avatar
    currychops
    I have a 1000 and battery life is poor..you really need to carry a power storage facility for any rides beyond 4 hrs..recharge while having a coffee break.
  9. mattd555's avatar
    mattd555
    oh man, i'm still using the edge 200 from 10 years ago! this is a great upgrade
  10. Carpetbagger's avatar
    Carpetbagger
    Up until recently I still used a garmin705 edge, it's been fantastic. Good deal this
  11. pagehamillton's avatar
    pagehamillton
    Thanks
  12. daern's avatar
    daern
    Yup, would echo the comments - the 820 wasn't Garmin's finest hour but the 830 is excellent with solid "all day" battery life, no problem at all. Rode mine from one end of Mallorca to the other, straight through the mountains and still had 40% left at the end! I would certainly look for an 830 (or 530) over this model.

    As a note, the 840 has just come out too... ;-)
  13. keith.humphrey's avatar
    keith.humphrey
    Oh....and I bounced my 820 when I didn't attach it properly. Still works...but looks very second-hand. I now use the lanyard on my units
  14. stedoc1's avatar
    stedoc1
    The navigation on the 530 is worse than useless like the support.
  15. Caveman2014's avatar
    Caveman2014
    Whats good to get? Need something to link with strava and would be good for a map.
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