Description A newly overhauled (NHO) device is a device that was returned to Garmin to be factory refurbished. Newly overhauled devices go through extensive testing to bring the devices up to the same specifications as when they were manufactured as new, maintaining high-quality standards. Newly overhauled devices will still have a one year manufacturer's warranty when purchased from a Garmin dealer.
The Garmin Vector 3 Power Pedals represent the latest and greatest in Garmin's power measurement technology. With this newest version, the pedals are stronger, smarter, and more accurate than ever. Improving on their previous design, the new Garmin Vector 3 Pedals provide accurate pedal-based power measurement to within 1% precision that seamlessly integrates with the rest of the Garmin Ecosystem. Foregoing the Pod design of the previous generations, the sensors are now completely housed inside the pedal body for a more durable, more precise pedal. With the removal of the Pods from their power measurement system, the Vectors can easily be installed and even swapped from bike to bike. New for the Vector 3, these pedals include Bluetooth; compatibility for easy access to data syncing, updating, and metrics.
Features:
Redesigned Vector pedal removes need for external Pedal Pod, improving cornering and ergonomics.
Pedal-based power measurement system brings accuracy to +/- 1%.
Measures: Total power, cadence, left-right balance, and Advanced Cycling Dynamics.
Advanced Cycling Dynamics show where, how, and when your power is produced.
With ANT+ and Bluetooth compatibility, integrates seamlessly with Garmin Ecosystem.
Battery type: 4 LR44 button batteries.
Battery life: 120 hours.
Claimed weight: 316 grams.
Compatible with KEO Cleats.
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