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Question: What all will this do? Does it have a clock, speed, distance, time, max speed, total time? I know some of the features but not all of them.
Document: That was impressive. While riding on a pre-set course, you will get to see your current stats compared to the average for that course. It also shows on the display the actual course based on the roads you're on so you know when/where to turn. Current speed, distance, and time are always shown, while you can choose to cycle through calories burned, average speed, and total ascent.
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.
No sensors!The features look pretty lame in the comparison charts with the Garmin 400, 600 and 800, but when you go to [...] and upload the ride data from your Garmin Edge 200, there it all is. Your max speed, average rolling speed, altitude gain and loss, and a zoom-able Google map of your ride. There is a graph of your altitude gain and loss and a cross reference for mileage vs. A similar graph exists for your speed over the course.
As per the other reviews, great basic GPS for biking..  Easy to operate, easy to fasten to bike..  No fancy features..  All I need with speed, distance, average speed..  Also can save rides within the unit... Very pleased with it for price. Other models 3 times as much..
I'm at the one-year mark on the Edge 200 and just starting to try the FR 410.I went on a 35.5 mile bike ride yesterday & a 25.5 ride today with both devices:*there was a 0.2 mph Max Speed variance with the Edge being + over the FR 410. *the Avg Speed was the same. *the Distance showed a 0.1 / 0.2 variance yesterday / today.
It is (in theory) a great update from a basic bike computer. To have to move to the advanced Edge 500 just to get a clock that would have been a simple firmware addition is really annoying, as I don't need any of those other features.
Instead, for me I keep average speed up all the time since that's what I compare the most. When I finished the ride, I plugged it back into my PC and uploaded my ride to the Garmin Connect site. I then could analyze more detailed information including graphs that show exact speed and elevation changes throughout the ride.Overall it's a very sleek, easy to use, and very well equipped device in features.
Features that I especially like: concurrent display of speed, elapsed time, mileage, and average speed. I've found two things that I've had to adjust to since transitioning from a more traditional computer; You have to charge the battery on regular basis as opposed to replace it and forget about it for the season (I've been getting 10-11 hours of use per charge), and it doesn't display the actual time while in the ride mode (if you wear a watch this isn't a problem).
Ive been using this computer about 8 months. A real nice value compared to the high price GPS out there that are 3x or 4x as much. Lacks features that a very serious rider might be interested in. However i ride a lot and long rides and its great for me. Easy to use and has many features i havent even bothered to check out yet. Love how it tracks all altitude, speed, distance, calories and i keep track of my fitness by uploading it to strava.
My goal was to track my time, speed and distance on my rides. This computer also creates a map you can view online. I use this with RunKeeper.com, which has an interface app you can download. I could not be more pleased with this purchase. Highly recommended.
Answer: Does it have a clock? Yes, but only visible on the main home four "panel" screen.  Speed? Yes. Distance? Yes. Time? I'm assuming you mean elapsed time of your ride.  If so, then yes.  Max speed?  Yes. Available either on screen via the History option.  Total time? Yes.  Also available via the History option.  Truth be told, it captures quite a bit more information.  When you upload to Garmin Connect you see it all i.e. elevation changes, laps, splits, etc.  It's a great little device for the price.