Garmin has confirmed the launch of its new Edge 550 and 850 compact cycling computers, as well as the Rally 110 and 210 pedal-based power meters.
Edge 550 and 850 cycling computers
The Edge 550 and 850 feature a bright 2.7-inch display, improved battery life, and enhanced training features. Garmin said the computers have a battery life of up to 36 hours in battery saver mode and up to 12 hours with demanding use.
Features include custom nutrition and hydration alerts based on a rider’s fitness, a cycling ability feature that tracks a rider’s strengths and weaknesses, and real-time weather updates. The devices are compatible with free Garmin Cycling Coach training plans.
The Edge 850 adds a built-in speaker, a responsive touchscreen, Garmin Pay contactless payments, and an on-device course creator.
Both models also include safety features such as incident detection, which sends a message with the rider’s location to emergency contacts if an incident is detected. They are also compatible with Varia cameras and radars.
The Edge 550 has a suggested retail price of £379.99 in the UK, while the Edge 850 is available for £469.99.
Rally 110 and 210 power meters
The new Rally 110 and 210 pedal-based power meters are designed to give cyclists accurate power data and performance tracking. The single- and dual-sensing power meters can be swapped between road and off-road pedal bodies and from bike to bike.
A rechargeable battery offers up to 90 hours of ride time, with a 15-minute charge providing up to 12 hours of ride time. A new Pedal IQ smart calibration feature alerts riders when the pedals should be recalibrated.
The Rally 110 single-sensing pedals start at £549.99, while the Rally 210 dual-sensing pedals start at £929.99.
