Some of the new features on the Edge 520 include: live Strava segment performance with continuous ahead/behind indicators, performance comparison between your personal records and the King/Queen of the Mountains (KOM/QOM), and a countdown to the start of a segment and immediate Strava segment results upon completing the segment. The Edge 520 will also feature timing in zone, functional threshold power, cycling specific VO2 max amongst other cycling dynamics, smart notifications, and a high resolution 2.3-inch color display. It has a claimed battery life of 15 hours and is compatible with GPS and GLONASS satellites along with Di2 electronic shifting systems. It also has all of the basic features found in the Edge 510 (e.g., Ant+ sensor capability, upload to Garmin Connect when paired with Bluetooth devices, smart notification).

Meanwhile, Wahoo Fitness released the KICKR SNAP, a wheel-on version of the popular Wahoo KICKR. The KICKR SNAP maintains all the popular features of the Wahoo KICKR including: resistance control, connection to smartphones/tablets/computers, designed to work with training platforms such as Zwift and TrainerRoad, Ant+ and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity; but for $250 less than the Wahoo KICKR.