Great value for money if you are looking for a computer for navigation. I don't use the training features so can't comment on that, but I do use the turn by turn navigation for touring and they are very good. Battery is also good enough if you turn off wi-fi, etc when you are riding

I’ve only had one ride so this is a highly preliminary review. I likely haven’t gotten the 530 into its final configuration (so many possibilities) but so far so good. No trouble hooking up sensors (HR, Power Meter, Speed & Varia Radar), setting up communication with my iphone and DI2, and...

Vast improvement over the previous computer I owned (Not a garmin). Pretty easy to use once you remember what button does what. Still trying to learn how to use some of the features. Was able to pairs 4 sensors to it so far without issue all were found on first attempt 2 are not from Garmin.

Bought this as an upgrade from an edge 130+. This is a definite improvement with proper mapping, a bigger screen and in colour. It also links to my Di2 gears to show battery state and gear selection. The only minor niggle is that the climb pro feature only works if you input a course.

Upgraded 2 weeks ago from a 820. The 530 has tons of features and works well but still figuring it out. So far, I'm ok with non-touch screen. Buttons only is slightly more cumbersome but I often messed up my touch screen in error. Also added a Varia radar taillight - very helpful for safety.

I've been thinking of upgrading from my ancient Edge 705 for a couple years now but none of the recent models ticked off all my checkboxes until now. Easy connectivity with live tracking, live segments, seamless integration with the phone and great battery life. The built in maps are very good.

I bought this Garmin to replace my 520 model. I didn't want anything too complicated and this is just right. There are loads of features which I haven't investigated yet but so far I am very happy with it. The screen is a nice size and gives me all the data fields I want.

This cycling computer provides all the data you track at a glance. It does everything so you can focus on the training. A great companion for the data driven cyclist.

The Edge 530 is a very good GPS enabled bike computer. It does everything I expected of it, and did it better than any predecessor. Reading other reviews, there appear to be buyers who do not understand what they are buying. This computer is: 1) A consumer electronic device.

I've been using my Garmin 530 for just over a month now and have used it for road riding, Mountain biking and indoor on the turbo trainer paired with speed and cadence sensors, I've used the Garmin Connect app to create and upload routes as well as Komoot and cycle.maps, all work easily once your up...