will this work with the strava app?
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Absolutely, its the main reason I got this particular unit. It also works with the DigiFit App, MapmyRide and several others. It also works (now) with many of the machines at the health club (treadmills, spin bikes, ecliptics etc.) The LED's are something new they installed in this model and are a great upgrade. This unit is very stable, they fixed any issues that they had with the Blue. Worth the investment. BTW, if your going to use your iphone while on the bike, its really a good investment to go with the Lifeproof case and the bikemount for the lifproof case. I run the Strava and the Mapmyride program at the same time and mount my phone on the gooseneck. Absolutely, its the main reason I got this particular unit. It also works with the DigiFit App, MapmyRide and several others. It also works (now) with many of the machines at the health club (treadmills, spin bikes, ecliptics etc.) The LED's are something new they installed in this model and are a great upgrade. This unit is very stable, they fixed any issues that they had with the Blue. Worth the investment. BTW, if your going to use your iphone while on the bike, its really a good investment to go with the Lifeproof case and the bikemount for the lifproof case. I run the Strava and the... » Read More Absolutely, its the main reason I got this particular unit. It also works with the DigiFit App, MapmyRide and several others. It also works (now) with many of the machines at the health club (treadmills, spin bikes, ecliptics etc.) The LED's are something new they installed in this model and are a great upgrade. This unit is very stable, they fixed any issues that they had with the Blue. Worth the investment. BTW, if your going to use your iphone while on the bike, its really a good investment to go with the Lifeproof case and the bikemount for the lifproof case. I run the Strava and the Mapmyride program at the same time and mount my phone on the gooseneck. « Show Less
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Absolutely, its the main reason I got this particular unit. It also works with the DigiFit App, MapmyRide and several others. It also works (now) with many of the machines at the health club (treadmills, spin bikes, ecliptics etc.) The LED's are something new they installed in this model and are a great upgrade. This unit is very stable, they fixed any issues that they had with the Blue. Worth the investment. BTW, if your going to use your iphone while on the bike, its really a good investment to go with the Lifeproof case and the bikemount for the lifproof case. I run the Strava and the Mapmyride program at the same time and mount my phone on the gooseneck.
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I have read that it is now compatible with with Garmin Connect app if you have the latest Fenix firmware. But I don't have the watch so can't confirm.
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I currently use it with my Strava app with Bluetooth at the same time I am running Ant+ with my MapMyRide app. The data has been consistent and reliable using Ant+ with while road cycling and Trainer cycling. I am not sure if compatible with gym machines. I hope this helps.
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It doesn't connect to the computer at all - that cable is only a charger. That said, I haven't used Strava. But it sounds like you don't really want to manually enter data?
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Don't see why not, it calcs distance by GPS not steps, and heart rate works either walking or running
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It's a bluetooth device, so will be detected by any bluetooth smartphone, but you will need a compatible app. I use it with Endomondo and Runkeeper without problems.
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This requires one of several Garmin GPS watches to work, such as the 310xt, 910xt, etc. It is not a standalone device. I don't know of any phone apps that can be used with it.
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I don't see why not. It is a "global" positioning system after all. Keep in mind that it doesn't show maps. It will only show the path you walked so you can retraces your steps as well as direction and distance to saved waypoints.
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I suppose, it should work, because there is no reason not to work. GPS works everywhere. After your activity (run/cycle/swim/etc), you just upload your track to the web site and review the track on the online map (such as TomTomSports or RunKepper)
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the desktop (Win, Mac) app syncs with a lot of other services besides Tomtom MySports, like Endomondo, RunKeeper, Strava & a lot more. Also it exports the data to some formats like gpx files. Some updates increase the export options. I can make you a complete list later if you want (right now I'm on Linux).
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I don't have an iPhone. so I can't say. nor do I use MMR. but it does work with strava and wahoo for android 4.4
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I do not think it does. The data is sent to my Garmin watch and to an app on my Mac. It's a little frustrating, but the data and tracking is useful.
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I'm afraid it doesn't. It is an exercises device, not a going out info. It records your traject, speed, heights and other data like that. Good luck
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Yes. There are multiple ways to do this, but one good way is to set up an account at RideWithGPS, use their web interface to draw the route, and download the route into your device.
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I am not familiar with the Android app you mentioned. The Garmin does not show the topography of the course. It shows the hazards and distances to such. I have found its features very helpful and am quite satisfied with it and its performance.
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I believe it is set up to work with IPhone, IPad or Android system and you have to download Garmin North America or Garmin map programs! Works great but wish the miles/hour were the big letters and the direction the small ones when not using the GPS directions! Highly recommend it for a simple HUD system at lower cost!
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The 810 connects to your phone via Bluetooth so your data goes to strava or Garmin as it happens. That way the Guy you stole a Strava segment from can run you over before you get home