Garmin Edge 830, Performance GPS Cycling/Bike Computer with Mapping, Dynamic Performance Monitoring and Popularity Routing (Renewed)

I bought this to replace a Garmin Edge 820 that I've been using for about 8 years. I know this isn't the latest version, but it's a big upgrade from what I previously had. The touchscreen is very responsive, it's easy to read in the bright daylight, and the battery seems to last a very long time. I had no issues pairing it with my sensors or phone. This was a "refurbished" unit. It arrived in a Garmin Refurbished box with all new accessories. The unit itself looks brand new. Highly recommend.

Works as expected. Good screen size and allows custom views. Pairs with all my gadgets when cycling.

Perfect size and featureset for decent price.The most advanced Edges are too big and expensive, for minimal (and most of the times irrelevant) features

Perfect deal

A waste of money. Just use your watch and phone. I don’t know why I bought this useless thing. Buyer’s remorse. Only buy this thing if you feel you need something for a long race. It does work well with the Vadar system, so I can’t really fault the thing. Just think about if you really need another expensive and redundant gadget.

Great, just what I was looking for

I purchased a refurbished device hoping that I could save some money and get a functional if not perfect cosmetic device. The device would not pair with my Garmin Varia radar despite updating the firmware of radar and device, and standing in a field with no other devices to pair. I guess whoever refurbished this didn't check to see if it would pair with other devices.

Bought this refurbished unit a couple of weeks ago. Found myself overwhelmed by its complexity andthe number of data screens it could display. After using it on the bike for a couple of weeks, spent an hourwith it this afternoon and got it set up the way I want.Wasn't concerned about buying Garmin refurbished, have bought refurbished Garmin gear before and never had a problem.Looking forward to tomorrow morning's ride to see if what I set up today is what I want on the bike. Now that I've fiddled with it, I'm sure I can get it dialed in.It measures WAY more things than are meaningful to me, which is part of why setup is complicated, but everything I want is there and the added navigation/climbing features will be great. I'm pretty sure I will activate route tracking after I get comfortable with what I have set up so far. It's a lot easier to activate a feature you think you don't want than to find that the device lacks a measurement that's critical to you.