Garmin Edge 1030 Plus

Every metric under the sun ; Great navigation ; Responsive and easy to use

You need to love Garmin’s ecosystem ; The much cheaper Edge 830 has all most people will need

The sheer amount of features crammed into such a tiny computer is almost bamboozling, but cycling stat geeks will have a field day scrolling through the insane number of metrics. Above all, Garmin’s navigation and routing is great and the bright,...

Responsive and large colour touchscreen ; Hard as nails build with weather-resistance ; Can connect to pretty much any additional training gear - power meters / heart-rate monitors / cadence monitors ; Solid battery life

It's hugely expensive - and there's not much more here over the 'lower' 830 model ; Can't use app to setup data screens ; Still Micro-USB (where's USB-C / wireless charging?)

This cycling computer is the largest-screen model on the market, and it's compatible with loads of accessories - from heart-rate monitors, to turbo trainers, to power pedals, and beyond - meaning you'll be able to map out incredibly detailed training...