Garmin Edge 1000
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Description
Real time data, full time training: Garmin's Edge 1000 helps you connect, compare, and compete. Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and ANT+ gives you access to on-ride competitions through Garmin Connect, Smart Notifications from your phone, and real-time segment and leaderboard updates. This module is also pre-loaded with Garmin's Cycle Map, complete with routable road and bike path data, elevation, points of interest, and address search. Mapping data is stored onboard the Edge 1000, so feel free to explore outside of cell coverage. The Edge 1000 features the same quality and specs you've come to expect from Garmin: a three-inch, high-resolution touchscreen, complete cycle computer functionality, GPS mapping and tracking, Virtual partner, and Advanced Workouts for customized, goal-oriented training. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery has up to 15 hours of life, and the Edge 1000 comes with traditional and out-front handlebar mounts.
Features & Info
Features
Touchscreen
Cycle Basemap w/ Navigation
Speed (Current, Avg, Lap)
Distance
Elevation (Ascent/Descent, Grade)
Barometric Altimeter
Barometric Altimeter
Heart Rate Compatible
Auto Pause
Auto Lap
Temperature
Auto Pause
Auto Lap
Temperature
Power Meter Compatible
Automatic Sync
Virtual Partner
Virtual Racer
Advanced workouts
Courses
Pace Alert
Interval Training
Customizable Screen
Water Resistant (IPX7)
Smartphone connectivity
Compatibility
Apple and Android Phones
ANT+ Devices
Garmin Connect Mobile
ANT+ technology
ANT+ technology allows this device to wirelessly communicate with other ANT+ products, such as speed sensors, heart rate monitors, power meters, foot pods that track running/walking progress — and more.
Weight: 98 grams
Battery life: up to 15 hours
Battery: Rechargeable Lithium-ion
In the box: Edge 1000 computer, handlebar mount, out-front handlebar mount, USB charger, AC adapter, owner's manual
Consumer Reviews
Pros
- Has it all
Cons
- Over promises
Best Uses
Jun 11, 2015
- Pros:
- Has It All
- Cons:
- Over Promises
- Best Uses:
Used the Garmin Edge 500 for years and enjoyed it, even the social / sharing bits, but I couldn't decide whether to upgrade to the Edge 510 or the Edge 810, so I finessed the whole question and got the Edge 1000. I wanted a bigger screen and the dual GPS. The dual GPs is nice, but the large screen is wonderful for my aging eyeballs. Much easier to set up than the Edge 500 in general, and the touch screen works great. Held back one star because the manual looks complete but isn't, and the Bluetooth interface with the iPhone for texts and incoming calls isn't ready for prime time. This is almost certainly a software issue, so I'm guessing it will be worked out eventually. For riding metrics, though, there are so many nice little touches. I'm really glad I got it.