Garmin Edge 540 Test e Tutorial GPS per Mountain Bike e Ciclismo | MTBT

Garmin Edge540 test and full feature guide of the perfect gps for mountain biking including free ride climb pro power guide active coaching and many other features 00:00 Improvements over the Edge 530 00:30 New features 01:59 Unboxing 02:40 The Edge 540 models 03:24 Why not Edge 840 and 1040 03:48 New graphic interface 04:54 Free ride climbpro 10:00 The main screen 15:36 My settings 16:37 Stamina and Potential 17:47 The Power Guide 20:33 How to save a workout 22:22 Pairing with Garmin Connnect 23:51 Impressions You can find my equipment here: https://www.mountainbikingtube.com/ca... Of the 540 model there is the basic model and the solar model. The model reviewed is the base model, and the test of the Edge 540 showed many improvements starting with the battery life, up to 26 hours in intensive mode and up to 42 hours in energy saving mode. Active coaching that displays recommended workouts directly on the display. Enter the route of the race in the calendar and the device coaches you by suggesting the type of activity to do each day to arrive on race day in tip-top shape Extremely accurate Dualband GNSS GPS, which I already mentioned when I reviewed the Suunto Vertical, is basically a multi-band technology that offers greater positional accuracy, better coverage of the geographical area, faster satellite signal acquisition and greater reliability Cycling ability and route requirements, compare your personal cycling ability with the demands of a specific route and focus your training on the most suitable factors. The Power Guide, which allows you to better manage your efforts by recommending power targets during the route (when combined with a power sensor) And then we have the Climbpro free ride. If the 530 had me excited about the Climbpro, which was only activated if you followed a preset track, with the free ride climb pro the feature is activated even without preloading a route. Dimensions and interface The dimensions of the 540 compared to the 530 are slightly larger, but this is to the advantage of the graphics which are really well defined and very easy to read. The user interface has been completely redesigned and improved. It's really much more intuitive than the 530 and all the information is more visible because they've enlarged the font so the letters are bigger, and they've also added some nice icons that make it easier to understand what you're reading, for example the power indication is highlighted by the lightning bolt icon while the heart rate indication is highlighted by a little heart. And then the main screen is beautiful, there's a lot of useful information, clearly settable at will, that allows you to understand your fitness status instantly For example I thought I'd go out and smash myself, but the device says I'm working too hard in vo2max so I need to pace myself and run in lower zones to optimise my training. ClimbCro 4 years ago, the 530 had amazed me with the ClimbPro feature which in my opinion alone was worth the cost of buying the device because by uploading a track you could see all the characteristics of the climbs as you cycled, such as the distance to the top the actual gradient and so on. The only downside was that its use required a pre-loaded track. With version 540, the ClimbPro Free Ride feature is introduced, which shows you the same things while cycling as you would with a pre-loaded track... the information is exactly the same. So you see the distance to the top of the climb see the actual instantaneous gradient and other useful information, Subscribe:    / @mtbt   Website: https://www.mountainbikingtube.com Website: https://www.mtbtshop.com/ Follow MTBT on Instagram:   / mountainbikingtube   Follow MTBT on Facebook:   / mtbt123   Follow MTBT on Twitter:   / mtbtube   Follow MTBT on Strava:   / strava   Email: [email protected] #mtbt #mtb #garminedge