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Question: Is the battery replaceable ? Has anyone replaced the battery on their 200 ?
Document: It seems like it should not be that hard for Garmin to fix this glitch on their Website (which is where your data goes). Despite this, the Garmin Edge 200 is an excellent value for anyone who wants to add a GPS unit to their bike, while spending less that $150. I love it.
Never had an issue uploading to garminconnect.com or Strava.com via cable for the 200, on Windows XP or Win7. Uploading from the FR 410 via the ANT stick worked fine on XP, but had some issues on Win7.So this is a great "starter" GPS device for anyone wanting accurate speed, distance and maps!
I love Garmin GPS units and have had no issues with the Edge 200. The battery life is amazing and I have never even come close to running out of battery life on many of my century rides which was a concern with the previous models. The Edge 200 locks on to the satellites with very little wait time. I do wish it had an altimeter function but other than that no complaints.
I have now used the Garmin Edge 200 several times and love it. I have owned several GPS devices previously and this is by far the fastest to acquire a satellite. I use it primarily for basic information on my rides such as current speed, average speed, and distance traveled. It is easy to read and seems to have a good battery life since I have not needed to recharge it after several rides.
Simple, foolproof and long battery life really make this a great bike tool. I needed something just for my bikes as I was using my 405CX for running and biking and its battery life is not all that great. I had the 200 for my first century ride on a MTB over a rail trail that took me 8 hours and there was no problem with battery life.Of course ANT technology would be nice sometimes but sometimes connecting with the 405CX is not foolproof.
I received my Garmin Edge 200 3 weeks ago and since then have put about 200 miles on it. I absolutely love it. Formerly I owned an Edge 305 bike computer and have more recently been using a Forerunner 405 for both biking and running. While the 405 is nice for running, the battery life and running focus made it annoying and impractical for biking.The Edge 200 reminds me of my Edge 305 but is much smaller and easier to use. It looks nice and the battery is stellar.
GPS installed easily and worked flawlessly. The only issue was the wall charger which was replaced without issue. Alternately the GPS can be charged by connecting GPS to PC's USB port.Very satisfied with the produce and supplier.
Great little device. Picks up signal very quickly. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to track their biking activities. It doesn't have built in maps, but really that's not such a big deal....I just stop and use my phone if I ever need to know how to get somewhere. Unit is really accurate and I can sync it to mapmyfitness and runkeeper.
There is a "Back to Start" function which brings up a map with a track of the previous track and an arrow point in the direction of the start. The gps unit does not beep when you go off track on the track back which is different than the course function. It's not very detailed but anyone with a little competence should be able to make it work for them. If you get lost often and/or can't read maps easily and this feature is important then you may want to look elsewhere.
Garmin went to far in cutting features to get people to spend at least 4100 or more for the next higher up model. You can't even see what time it is. Kind of an important thing to know. I suppose they haven't learned from smartphones eating their car GPS lunch. Replaced with a case for my iPhone which gives me far more features at a third of the cost.
Answer: The battery on the Garmin Edge 200 is not user replaceable. The Edge 200 can be recharged using the included A/C house hold outlet adapter or via a USB port. The Edge 200 is packaged with an A/C adapter and a USB cable.