Edge 530 Bike Computer - Sensor Bundle
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Why We Like The Garmin Edge 530 Bike Computer
Garmin's latest gadget, the Edge 530 Bike Computer, continues its excellent legacy of offering a trove of information at our fingertips for ride analysis and afterward at home. With its touchscreen, route planning and mapping, compatibility with various sensors, and connection with fellow riders and family at home, the 530 provides everything we want in a modern bike computer and gives us a little extra. It simply makes riding in places we've never been before and training effectively, easier and also makes the ride potentially safer. This particular model adds the sensor bundle of speed, cadence, and heart rate so you can get the most out of the 530.
This Edge 530 includes the Garmin Cycle Map with popularity routing. Using its Garmin Connect database, Garmin finds well-ridden routes in your current location and even recommends the direction that's most popular. Additionally, it provides off-course recalculation assistance to quickly get you back to the start when needed.
Returning features include group messaging and tracking letting you communicate with the pack without having to pull out the phone from your back pocket. So if the group takes a wrong turn or someone has a mechanical, if you're paired with GroupTrack, it's easy to regroup. It also receives assistance and compatibility with its Varia rearview radar and lights (sold separately) so you can see and be seen, while a new bike alarm rounds out the list of cycling safety features.
The 530 is compatible with ANT+ and Bluetooth sensors such as powermeters and includes speed (for indoor or outdoor training), cadence, and heart rate monitor, providing real-time metrics that you can view on the ride and analyze later. By paring with these compatible sensors, the 530 provides insights on your VO2 max, advises recovery time, training balance, heat and altitude acclimation, nutrition, hydration and more.
Once connected to Garmin's Connect IQ store, you can easily customize the Edge 530 with free apps, widgets, and data fields. For instance, a weather app can keep you aware of changing conditions, while training apps let you, and your coach, know if you are doing the workouts correctly. Every data field is easily customizable letting you put important information exactly where you want on the easy to read touchscreen screen.
Water resistance gets an IPX7 rating which is more than enough protection for rainy rides and 'cross conditions. One area that really impressed us was its 20-hour claimed battery life and the ability to work with the Garmin Charge power pack for up to 40 hours of additional battery life. Included with the computer is a flush out-front mount, standard mount, USB cable, and manual.
Details
- Garmin's latest head unit with sophisticated bike functionality
- Garmin Cycle Map sources popular routes from its library
- Communicate with other riders with group message and tracking
- Compatible with Varia Radar and lights
- Wi-Fi connects to the Connect IQ store for apps, widgets, and data fields
- Includes speed and cadence sensors and a heart rate monitor
- ANT+ and Bloothtooth connectivity works with speed, cadence, HR, and powermeter sensors
- Please see size chart for complete list of technical features
- Item #GRMF004
- Housing Material
- plastic
- Clock
- yes
- Odometer
- yes
- Altimeter
- yes
- Barometer
- yes
- Heart Rate Monitor
- yes
- Technical Features
- see size chart
- Wireless
- yes
- Operating System
- Bluetooth, ANT+, Wi-Fi
- Backlight
- yes
- Water-Resistant
- IPX7
- Battery Type
- rechargeable lithium-ion
- Battery Life
- 20hrs (up to 40 hours of additional battery life with Garmin Charge power pack)
- Low Battery Indicator
- yes
- Mount Type
- flush out-front mount, standard mount
- Includes
- flush out-front mount, standard mount, speed sensor, cadence sensor, heart rate monitor, USB cable, manual
- Dimensions
- 50 x 82 x 20mm
- Face Size
- 2.6in
- Claimed Weight
- 2.7oz (76g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4 based on 558 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 25, 2024
Too many features that I don't want
I have always thought that Garmin produced great products but the Edge 530 has changed my mind! The Edge 530 has features that I don't want and there is no way to turn them off. For example, the virtual partner. I have no need to race the virtual partner but there is no way to turn it off. Another usless feature (for me) is the heat acclimation (which is always wrong). Just recently my Edge 530 will not automatically sync. And, when I manually start the sync, it takes 20 minutes. I have search and searched and can't find a solution. Today the Edge 530 would not connect to my phone. I had to pair it again to make it work. Finally, Garmin should make products that allow the consumer to replace the battery. I had an Edge 520 Plus that would not hold a charge for long so I upgraded to the Edge 530.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 11, 2024
Nice but drops blue tooth connection to phone alo
Love my 530 especially the crash detect and phone an emergancy contact. But every 3rd ride or so it fails to connect to my phone. The only fix I have found is to delete the blue tooth connections on my phone, forget the phone on the 530, remove the 530 from connect app and add it all back. This is a total pain to do as you are heading off on a ride and notice it didn’t connect.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
May 23, 2024
bad experience
two and a half months of use and the altimeter failed, it does not correctly indicate the accumulated height and percentage of ascent gradient
Originally reviewed on Garmin
March 3, 2024
Great Useful, if the touch screen is ready.
I bought this last week, and have fun with this toy. However, if touch screen is ready, this must be more useful to use it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
January 30, 2024
Poorly constructed - not buying Garmin again
18 month old Garmin 530, screen bubbles with a bit of rain then falls off and put the unit in alarm. And it is supposed to be IPX7. Was a great unit but not if it can't even last 18 months with only a 12 month warranty. Wahoo next!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
September 18, 2023
For bikepacking and day tours
I used it for about 18 Months. It is a great gadget. It greatest helps is on climbs, when I was using a course it keeps me on track about the ascension. Having 10 field in real time is also great. BUT... while on bikepacking countest, or just on tours the Edge 530 turns off and than back on again. No too often but enough to give one a short anxiety kick when in middle of nowhere... a forrest in the middle of Transylvania, where I live...
Originally reviewed on Garmin
July 24, 2023
Have 2 keep re-registering
Garmin not so good. My 530 somehow, once again, needed to be re-synched and re-registered. Sucks. Lost many ride histories. I’m really not pleased, nor would I recommend, Garmin units for cycling.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
July 10, 2023
Garmin Firmware/Software sucks
I was trying to install a course map for STP onto my Garmin 530. Garmin Connect and Garmin Express had both been talking to my 530 for months, but couldn't find it when I tried to send the STP course. I had to completely remove the 530 and re-instal it to complete the operation. This is the kind of issue that I run into any time that I try to do something involving Garmin Firmware or Software.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 18, 2023
Just stopped syncing
all of a sudden my edge just stopped syncing. going back to a wahoo have had nothing but trouble. This is my second edge, the first one the battery stopped working on it.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 16, 2023
Possible Improvements...
Overall, I think two things need improvement and this can be done via the upgrades on the app itself (or a software upgrade)... 1. The font currently is too thick - reducing effective visibility. So, a font change option or should switch over to maybe something like Ariel Narrow. 2. The data screens config options should be connected to a grid on the phone - this way, the phone's touch screen will ease the rider to do the changes in secs, and the same would reflect on the device on the go... it just needs a simple code, but will take the interface to the next-gen. 3. QR code on the device screen can be used to connect the setup app on the phone or the Wi-Fi settings. Simple and snappy. Hope this helps. Cheers.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
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