Description
Garmin Edge 550 – small in size, big on performance
The Garmin Edge 550 is a compact, button-controlled GPS bike computer with a vivid 2.7-inch colour display. Because it uses buttons only, it is quick and reliable to use with gloves, in the wet or over rough roads.
Plus, it shares the training brain of the Edge 850: power guide, real-time stamina, Garmin Coach plans and smart fuelling alerts. Battery life is up to 12 hours of demanding use, or up to 36 hours in battery saver mode. In short, it is the best value in the new Edge line-up.
Key features
- 2.7″ colour display with simple button controls
- Up to 12 hours of demanding use, or up to 36 hours in battery saver mode
- Smart fuelling alerts, power guide and real-time stamina
- Garmin Coach training plans and daily suggested workouts
- Preloaded TopoActive maps, Trailforks data and multi-band GNSS
- Road hazard alerts, incident detection and GroupRide features
- Works with Varia radar, power meters, Di2, SRAM AXS and smart trainers
- See the full details on the Garmin Australia website.
Who is the Garmin Edge 550 for?
It is ideal for riders who want serious training data and good maps without paying for a touchscreen. However, if you would like touch control and a built-in bell, step up to the Edge 850. Also, add speed and cadence sensors for indoor rides.
What’s in the box
Edge 550 GPS bike computer, flush out-front mount, standard mount, tether, USB charging/data cable and documentation.
Good to know
Because the Edge 550 uses buttons only, it is also a smart pick for gravel and winter riding, when wet gloves make touchscreens fiddly. Plus, your existing out-front mount will fit, so upgrading from an older Edge takes seconds. In short, it is the easy way into the new range.
Buying a Garmin Edge 550 from Port Melbourne Cycles
The Edge 550 is in stock at our Port Melbourne store. So we can set it up, pair it with your sensors and fit the mount while you wait. Also, it comes with the full Garmin Australia warranty, and we handle any warranty claim for you. Still have a question? Then contact the team or drop in to 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne.
