Following earlier reports about a successor to the Garmin Edge 1040, new details have surfaced online. While Garmin itself is silent on the matter, leaked details suggest that the company’s next cycling computer will be Edge 1050.

For those unfamiliar, Garmin Edge devices are portable computers that help cyclists navigate, record their rides, and train more effectively. Over time, the company has introduced various new features, and the Edge 1050 is set to continue this trend. Here’s what it might offer.

The details were uncovered by the publication Cyclists Hub and Reddit users who found a listing for the Edge 1050 on Garmin’s Taiwan website. Although the listing was quickly removed, users managed to capture screenshots. These reveal that Garmin is planning to redesign the device with a larger display compared to its predecessor.

The new display will have a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, but this might affect battery life. According to the leaks, the Edge 1050 is estimated to last up to 20 hours in regular use and up to 60 hours in power-saving mode.

For comparison, the Edge 1040 offers up to 35 hours of runtime under demanding usage and up to 70 hours with battery saver mode. Another noteworthy addition suggested by the leak is Garmin Pay functionality, a feature recently introduced in Garmin smartwatches.

The leak also includes images that appear to be from reviewers who have received early units of the Edge 1050. This suggests an official announcement from Garmin could be imminent, though the exact release date is still unknown.

While these leaks provide a glimpse into the possible features of the Edge 1050, it’s important to remember that Garmin has yet to confirm any details. Cyclists considering an upgrade should wait for the official announcement to get a complete picture of the Edge 1050’s capabilities, including pricing and confirmed battery life.

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