This year, Garmin has shifted its market focus in China toward outdoor sports and fitness, launching a series of outdoor products to expand its influence in this field. Recently, after news broke online that Garmin is set to release its new series of cycling computers, the Edge 510 and Edge 810, its entry-level cycling computer, the Edge 200, has officially hit the market. Compared to previous Garmin cycling computers, the Edge 200 features a more compact and refined design, a simple and user-friendly interface, and relatively basic functions, making it more suitable for those who are new to cycling or pursuing casual riding. We’ll go into more detail about the Edge 200’s additional features shortly—first, let’s take a look at this product through a set of photos.
Summary:
In the realm of cycling computers, Garmin is currently the world’s leading brand. At the recent Tour de France, we could see numerous professional cyclists using Garmin computers to record their ride data, which speaks volumes about its professionalism. As an entry-level cycling computer, the Edge 200 may have relatively basic features, but it retains the most practical ones—more than enough for those who are just getting into the sport of cycling.