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The announcement of the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus means one thing, Garmin has to do a clearance of the stock of Garmin Edge 1030. And how do you do that? Easy, with irresistible offers.
And now you can get a whole Garmin Edge 1030 at almost half the price. I've never been this cheap before.
Garmin Edge 1030: Get it before the end of the clearance sale
Un 36% de descuento que lo deja en 383€. Puedes comprobar las ofertas en otros vendedores para confirmar que, efectivamente, es una oportunidad realmente buena.
As for the Garmin Edge 1030, it is the highest end model Garmin has for cycling. It stands out for its huge screen that makes route navigation a delight.
It includes all the navigation features of the Garmin range, including Trendline route creation. With this function you simply tell the Edge 1030 where you want to go and the bike computer will calculate the best route for you. but using roads or paths best suited for cycling. And how does it know? Because it's based on the workouts that other users have uploaded before, so you know what are the popular routes for cyclist are in the area.
So it will send you on roads with little traffic or good asphalt (in theory...), because it is the most used by cyclists who ride around the area.
After this model, Garmin released the Edge 530 and 830, which came loaded with new features that we had never seen before on Garmin's bike computers.
- MTB-specific metrics. It tracks distance and duration of your jumps, the difficulty of the route and the fluidity of the descent
- Complete maps for road and mountain including data on Trailforks with information about the trails we're riding on
- When you make navigation routes and stop at a fork in the road, the display shows different options, which are presented below. This function is called ForkSight
- ClimbPro, a function we first saw in the Fenix 5 Plus that separate the climbs individually, indicating the distance and elevation remaining to complete each one of them. It's a unique view of the climb we're suffering at that exact moment, not the overall route
- Dynamic Performance Monitoring, Now, given the heat, humidity and altitude for recovery and performance metrics
- Nutrition and hydration alerts are also dynamic. When you navigate a route and based on different values, the Edge will recommend how much you should be eating and drinking. It will also record what you have taken and you will be able to see it later in the Garmin Connect
- Find my edge, in case the edge is dropped, it will be marked at what point you lost the connection with your phone, to try to find it when you know where it could be taken down
- Alarm Once the function has been activated, and thanks to the internal accelerometers, an alarm will sound in case the bike moves. Ideal for when you stop at a bar or gas station to rehydrate
- Critical power curve, something similar to what you'll find in apps like TrainingPeaks, Golden Cheetah or similar
You know the best of all? That all these features, except for ForkSight, have been added to Edge 1030. And as I explained in the Edge 830 review, is not too important because that function depends on an external service that is not barely developed in Europe (we prefer to use Wikiloc here).
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Garmin Edge 1030
In addition to everything it allows at software level, we must not forget other things that stand out at the device level, offering up to 20 hours of battery life and, if that falls short (who rides for more than 20 hours straight?) , we have support for the Garmin external battery that is placed under the mount.
The Edge 1030 has 16GB of memory for storing maps. It comes standard with Garmin European maps, but you also have the possibility to install other maps based on the Openmap standard, such as TopoHispania.
The 16GB falls short? Well, we can also put a microSD to expand the memory. Or leave the internal memory intact and install the additional maps on the card.
Differences between Garmin Edge 1030 and Garmin Edge 1030 Plus
Como es natural, con la llegada del «nuevo» modelo seguro que tu pregunta es… ¿no es mejor comprar el Plus en lugar de uno «antiguo»? Pues todo depende… y en este caso y costando casi la mitad, las novedades del Plus no justifican la diferencia de precio.
These are the features offered by the Plus model above the Edge 1030 of the offer:
- Daily workouts suggestions, based on your 7 days training load and your VO2max
- New quick setupprocedure. Now it imports profiles and sensors from your older Garmin
- World maps
- Possibility to pause navigation and continue it later (so we do not receive constant warnings that we are not on the right track), or perform a route recalculation
- Livetrack now allows you to share the route , if you send someone your session via Livetrack and have a loaded navigation route, they can see where you are and where you are going
- TrailForks integration, which was already present before, but now includes Forksightto choose any route halfway, something that did not reach Edge 1030 for licensing reasons but is present in the Plus
- Sony GPS chipset for extended battery life. Up to 24 hours (instead of 20), or double if we use the external battery accessory. Which doesn't look like a lot increasing 4 hours more... but ultimately it's an additional 20%
- New faster processor, which will help calculate routes and above all recalculate them
- 32GB of storage (instead of 16GB of Edge 1030). But in return it loses the microSD card reader
- New color, now it's totally black (to match your carbon handlebar), just like that custom Bontrager Edge 1030 that was released a few months ago
- Slight interface changes with redesigned icons
Summary: different color, workouts suggestions (for which it is necessary to have a power meter) world maps, faster processor and more memory but losing the microSD slot. Is that worth almost 300€? I'd say no.
In short, it's a great piece of harware at a price that is hardly repeatable. Its only drawback can be the size; obviously if you want a big screen you have to make a big device. It's 114mm long, which more than one can find it to be too much, but if you already have a rather tired eyes you will certainly appreciate the large size of the data and maps on your screen.
Don't forget to take a look at the Edge 1030 to know everything it offers, as well as the Edge 830 review so you understand what are the new software features that were added recently. Just don't take too long to make your decision because the offer probably won't last long...
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Excellent information, very useful and easy to understand!!! Thanks for everything, you are the best
But does it also come with the chest strap?
No, the pack with sensors goes to more than 500€. You can use your current ANT+ or Bluetooth sensor.
And if you don't have a sensor, you can buy the Garmin HRM-Dual.
Le sirve el del que tengo el garmin 820?
Me podeis valorar el que tengo?
Sí, te sirve el mismo sensor que el que estás utilizando ahora sin ningún problema.
Buenas:
Que sabéis del nuevo producto Garmin con TARJETA SIM?
Aquí puedes ver lo que hay previsto por parte de Garmin para este año: https://www.correrunamaraton.com/novedades-garmin-polar-suunto-2020/
Va a suceder lo mismo con los relojes de Garmin (fenix, fourunner etc)
Sí claro, siempre hay ofertas. De hecho el anterior domingo hubo ofertas de algunos modelos, y se van publicando regularmente.
Morning!
Este tiene tiene la opción de controlar un rodillo inteligente?
Sí, a través de ANT+ FE-C
Yo estoy pensando cambiar mi Edge 1000, por el 1030, ahora q está muy bien de precio
Pues vas a notar mucha diferencia, especialmente en velocidad de procesador…
Hóla amigos! supongo que he leído tarde Vitra noticia y ya no encuentro ese precio en ninguno de los links, sabéis si aún anda a ese nivel en algún sitio? Un abrazo y muchas gracias por vuestras informaciones
Ahora mismo esta es la oferta más económica por el Edge 1030. Bien es cierto que no es la primera vez que Wiggle lanza esta oferta, por lo que quizás repitan más adelante. Así que suscríbete si quieres recibir actualizaciones.
Son fantasticas tus publicaciones y los analisis que haces. Queria preguntarte si aparte de utilizarlos para bici el garmin 1030 se puede utilizar como gps para salir a la montaña o hacer esqui de montaña, y tambien tengo el fenix 5 y queria consultarte si el fenix 5 plus o el fenix 6 son los mas adecuados para esqui de travesia, o si son mejores los modelos de Suunto o de Polar. Muchas gracias por adelantado
Thank you, Fer.
No es lo más indicado, pero para un uso esporádico el Edge puede servir para senderismo y montaña. Esquiando lo veo menos.
En cuanto a reloj, los Garmin tienen perfiles específicos, Polar y Suunto no. Además, el Fenix 6 junto con el último sensor de pulso ofrece también potencia durante el esquí de travesía.
Solo quería aportar que en el garmin 1030 antiguo tambien incoorpora la funcion de live track yo lo tengo y estoy encantado
Gracias por tu articulo
Thank you Sergio.
Sí, el Edge 1030 tiene Livetrack, pero el nuevo modelo lo que permite es compartir cuál es la ruta que estás siguiendo y dónde te encuentras dentro de la ruta.
Gracias por compartir esta oferta con nosotros. Según me comentan, este GPS tenía problemas con la pantalla, que nos puedes decir??
Thank you
Sí, hubo un buen número de las primeras unidades que presentaban problemas a lo largo del tiempo con la pantalla. Garmin lo reparaba en garantía sin problemas.
Yo he tenido un Edge 1030 durante más de un año y nunca tuve ese problema, y otros compañeros con el mismo dispositivo tampoco. Ya debería estar solventado en todos los dispositivos que hay en venta actualmente.