The Edge 25 also lacks a barometric altimeter

Love the Edge 25.

if you're doing rides that are less than 90 miles (or around 7 hours long, tops) then the Edge 25 will be sufficient for your needs

The Edge 25 shines for recreational cyclists like me who are sick of getting out their phones on new unfamiliar routes, but don't want a giant expensive computer on their handlebars

The Edge 25 also supports GLONASS for increased location tracking, but again it is useless because it drains the battery.

I love the Garmin edge.

Although, good in concept the edge 25 is complete junk

The Edge 20 has been perfect for my needs and nothing could be simpler.

In conclusion, I think the Edge 25 is perfect for anyone doing rides on the shorter side (less than 7 hours)

I recently designed a mount that allows the Edge to fit on my wrist like a watch

but I prefer the Edge 25

He loves the Garmin Edge 25 for its reliability and ease of use with his recumbent bike.

My Edge 25 typically reads about 20% more altitude gain than my friends 520 over the same ride.

Although, good in concept the edge 25 is complete junk

The Edge 25 and the speed sensor were easy to set up

I have found that the Edge 25 does not actually support segment prompts.