You read my review of the Garmin Edge 130, the GPS company’s latest cycling-specific computer, and now you can watch my video review as I talk through its key features and what it’s like to live with and use as a daily computer. So go ahead and hit that play button.

– Read the Garmin Edge 130 review

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The Garmin Edge 130 was launched this year and a lot of, but not all, features you get on higher end Edge computers, in a really dinky form-factor. It’ll talk to any sensor using ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart, including your smartphone, and does basic navigation although there’s no base map installed so you’re just following a line. 

Garmin says, “It’s the little things that make all the difference, which is why you’re going to love Edge 130. This ruggedly compact but capable GPS cycling computer has everything you need to navigate your ride, monitor stats, stay connected with loved ones and much more. And it’s all in a compact device that goes where you go and won’t weigh you down.