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Garmin Edge® Explore 2, Easy-to-Use GPS Cycling Navigator

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Features

  • Easy-to-use GPS cycling computer with 3 high-resolution, glove- and rain-friendly touchscreen thats visible even in direct sunlight
  • Simple setup complete with preloaded road, off-road and indoor activity profiles that are ready to use right out of the box
  • Ride like a local, whatever your bike type, with improved ride type-specific maps that highlight popular roads and trails, searchable POIs and even eBike routing
  • See high-traffic roads directly on the map to help you stay aware as you ride and make informed choices for your route
  • When connected to your compatible eBike, receive navigation guidance and alerts based on your bikes battery status, assist level and range
  • When paired with your smartphone, stay connected with the LiveTrack and GroupTrack features, smart notifications, rider-to-rider messaging and built-in incident detection (during outdoor rides)
  • Built-in GPS tracks how far, how fast, how high and where you ride
  • Compatible with sensors (sold separately) for monitoring heart rate, bike speed, bike cadence and more
  • Compatible with Varia cycling awareness devices (sold separately), including smart bike lights and rearview radar, to detect cars and alert drivers
  • During indoor rides, pair with your smartphone, and control music directly from your Edge device

Description

Discover new routes, and ride with confidence using the Edge® Explore 2 GPS cycling computer. This navigator features a bright 3” touchscreen display, and it’s simple to set up and ready to ride straight out of the box. Ride like a local during your next on- or off-road adventure. High-contrast maps provide bike-specific, turn-by-turn navigation — and highlight popular roads and trails along with high-traffic areas. When connected to your compatible eBike, receive navigation guidance and alerts based on your bike’s battery status, assist level and range. Plus, safety features such as incident detection and Assistance let you ride with greater peace of mind (Requires setup and your smartphone to be in an area with network coverage).

Brand: Garmin


Model Name: Garmin Edge Explore 2


Vehicle Service Type: Bicycle


Screen Size: 3 inches


Special Feature: Bluetooth


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Map Type: North America


Included Components: Edge Explore 2, standard mount, USB/power cable, documentation


Battery Life: 16 hours


Mounting Type: Dashboard Mount, Windshield Mount, found in image


Compatible with Vehicle Type: Bicycle


Screen Size: 3 inches


Additional Features: Bluetooth


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Map Types: North America


Battery Average Life: 16 hours


Mounting Type: Dashboard Mount, Windshield Mount, found in image


Operating System: Windows


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB


Touch Screen Type: Capacitive


Display Type: LCD or LED


Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Control Method: Touch


Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Sport Type: Cycling


Software Update Supported to Date: unknown


Brand: Garmin


Model Name: Garmin Edge Explore 2


Built-In Media: Edge Explore 2, standard mount, USB/power cable, documentation


Model Year: 2022


UPC: 753759305833 753759305857


Global Trade Identification Number: 33


Manufacturer: Garmin


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Type Name: Cycling Computer


Model Number: 010-02703-00


Mfr Part Number: 010-02703-00


Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3"L x 5"W x 1"H


Item Weight: 4.1 ounces


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    • 10 out of 10, fantastic device
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What a great device. Has been a game changer for me. So many options and features, workers flawlessly, fast and reliable tracking. I'm not sure why you would every pay more for a different unit. I'm thoroughly impressed.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by Corrine Wilson
    • Everything I need, very little I don't
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The Edge Explore 2 is exactly the right system for someone who wants a simple package that will take in data from all your sensors. Mine is linked to my heart rate strap, my indoor trainer, the cadence/speed sensor on one bike, and the cadence-only sensor on another. The display is a good and useable size without being ridiculously big. Setup and use is simple for a tech-challenged guy like myself. And with the ability to link through the Garmin Connect app on my iPhone, it's easy to transfer the data to iHealth and Strava. I'm able to set it up to track and display exactly what I need develop my workouts. Essentially, it's everything I need without extraneous stuff. The longest ride I've done with it so far is about 30 miles on hilly terrain at 8,500+ feet MSL, and the ride barely made a dent in the battery life. By the way, the interface is a blend of touch-screen and three buttons. It's intuitive and easy to learn. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by Thomas Allen
    • 5 stars for the products, 3 for software that feels 20 years old
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This is basically a nice GPS cycling computer at tis price point. You get a fairly large, readable, color, touch display, and all the functions you would expect to have in the device. Pairing with my phone and sensors was pleasantly quick and easy. It looks good on the bike, and the touch screen is great. It is less expensive than its competitors. But compared to its competitors, it has clunkier menus, antiquated software, and no wi-fi. Some of these are compromises are to hit that low price point, but many are to provide backward compatibility with the vast array of Garmin devices that have been released over the past 20 years. - Menus: Navigating the device is non-intuitive. It has that feeling of an interface that has grown organically over time rather than one designed from scratch to function as a single seamless environment. Fortunately, I have learned to do the things I use most often, but if I try to figure out how to do something new while on a ride it is frustrating. - Map updates: Necessary and not straight-forward. Mine came with 4-year old maps. To update you need to wire it to your computer (no wi-fi) and run the Garmin Express app. For me, it didn't work. I had to call tech support and they had me manually manipulate the files. Tech support gets a gold star though. They were great. - Software: Again, not exactly seamless. In addition to Express for loading maps, there is Garmin IQconnect for loading apps and Garmin Connect for everything else. And Connect is nowhere near as good as RideWithGPS for route planning. - No wi-fi: As mentioned, to update the device or its maps you need to cable it to your computer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Eric
    • good
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Does everything it needs to. It isn't the best for routing on the device (it tends to dump you on dangerous roads), but it makes a great routing device overall despite that issue. The screen is easy to read even in mid-day when a phone would be basically impossible to see.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2026 by 😎 swag
    • Very useful on many kinds of rides
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Easy screen to see and many helpful tools for planning and enjoying your rides
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by PBA
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The Garmin Explore 2 has been a difficult navigating device to use. The three big negatives. 1) Very complicated interface for a navigation GPS. 2) Terrible routes, always generating routes on high speed roads when they're are many low speed side streets available. 3) Very slow Bluetooth interface. Updates are very slow, need several hours to complete an update. This unit only supports Bluetooth connections. Which means it is slow to communicate. Downloading a firmware update takes a very long time. It took me 3 days to get the update on this year. It takes several hours but the problem is I get interrupted with a call or I need to run. It does save where you left off. But it still takes a lot of time. Wifi is much quicker but this unit does not support wifi. As a navigation device it lacks in a few areas. For starters, getting to the map screen on the Garmin app makes it look like navigation was an afterthought. Garmin Explore 2 Steps to get to the Map: Open app, there is a home page with 5 links on the bottom. 1) Home 2) Challenges 3) Calendar 4) News Feed 5) More Oddly to get to the Map you need to choose More. Why more on a GPS ?? Seems like Calendar or News Feed would be a More… After choosing More, then there are around 15 items to choose from. Need to choose Training & Planning down into the menu Then another menu is displayed with 6 items to choose from. Choose Courses and that takes you to a listing of courses you have created. Need to click on Create Course. Then choose a Course type among 7. I chose Gravel/Unpaved Cycling. That takes you to another menu of 2 choices. Choosing Custom will finally bring up a Map. My question, why so menus to get to a map on a navigation GPS? That is crazy. At that point you need to choose a starting point. On the Garmin, you need to pick it. There is no address entry so you need to zoom out and move around to find your final location. The garmin unit has an overcomplicated menu/screen system. Screens scroll up, down, left, and right, multiple times. Some screens have menus with multiple screens and some do not. Some screens scroll up and some do not. So you scroll right one screen then try scroll up and then down. Then you can scroll right again then try scroll up/down. If a scroll up works then there could be several scrolls left or right within that page and any one of those could scroll up or down. It's a complex web of screens that drive you crazy. To find a screen is not easy. Getting to the home page is a challenge. The screen size is 3" but the map screen has a graphic block on top and the bottom . Which makes the viewable map smaller. But it's still viewable but certainly not a 3" map. Overall the screen size is small. Comparing to a phone screen this will seem very small. It's usable but the map you have on your phone is way easier to read and to navigate around. The routing is a big letdown. It's chooses 45MPH streets often. And it routes you down fast roads with no shoulder for miles. Even when there are side streets available it chooses the high speed road. It appears to avoid bike paths unless they are the shortest possible route. This can be tested from the app, I believe you can download the app and test the routing before buying this device. Some locations may do better routing. The best routes are what others have shared. The Garmin routes are really bad. It looks like it uses routes made for cars rather than bikes. The default settings require users to restart the timer after each stop. That drives me crazy, this is a GPS. My simple bike odometer/timer does all that automatically. I think Garmin is overthinking the timer. I say keep it simple, the speed goes to zero, stop the timer. The speed increases above zero then start the timer. Why do I need to keep pressing the large timer start button on the screen after every stop at an intersection. While the screen has street names, only some street names are displayed, not all the streets. Since I try to mostly ride bike pathes, the road/path names are unnamed on the device. The display screen is easy to read. Just wish the routing was better and the interface could be simplified. I own several Garmin type GPS devices and they are great and easy to use. This device however is nothing like them and has an overly complicated interface. This is a difficult device to use as a GPS navigator. I say pass on this device if navigation is your need. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Derek
    • Works wonderfully
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Works great. This was a replacement for my Edge 5xx series, and I’m happy with it. Big color screen, long battery life, usb-c charging, and all the metrics I use on my rides. It even worked for this past weekend riding almost 24 hours straight, though I used the battery saver mode for that.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Grace Barnett
    • Easy navigation and intuitive setup
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I was easily able to set up and connected all of my other devices (radar, cadence, speed sensor) within seconds. Update took maybe a minute. Very easy to use while riding and shows all of the relevant information on the main screen and you can easily move between the screens. Love it!
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Chance

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