@ Pavel: it is not really a surprise to see different experiences with the Bolt 2; likely variations in production and poor end control. For instance, my Bolt 2 works fine as far as GPS accuracy is concerned (comparable to Edge 530); height accuracy is fine with me, though a bit at the high end of the spectrum, but not really an issue. I can clearly see on the map whether I ride on the left or right side of the street (width about 5-6 m). Not any problem with TBT navigation or with the orientation of the map; simply works fine. The only issue that really concerns me is a problem which showed up since the last software update: frequently, the map and the chevrons disappear on the route page and only left the track as a black solid line. This seems to happen randomly, but is more than annoying as navigation functionality is very important to me. As I stlll had the opportunity to make use of the 30-day warranty, I decided to return the unit, but I am prepared to accept a new unit without this flaw. I like the unprecedented quality of the screen, the ease of use and the design of the unit; I like the limited amount of functionality as I do not really miss anything.
But for me and many others the nice things about the Bolt2 (better screen, buttons, colour zone fields, colour maps, ease of setup and connectivity) just about outweigh the main disadvantage of poorer GPS performance compared with earlier models and the Garmin/Karoo devices. Strava segment users and TBT navigation users are, I think, those most likely to notice the GPS performance issue.
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If you think of tracks as detailed breadcrumb trails between point A and point B, a route is simply point A and point B, without any information in between. You can also think of it as an itinerary of waypoints. First I want to visit the Eiffel Tower, then the Louvre, and then the Arc de Triomphe. Those points are in the route, but it's up to my GPS device to get me from one attraction to the next. Generally a GPS will alert you when you arrive at each point along the route and when there is a significant navigation change such as a turn or intersection.
Other options include things like "shortest distance," "shortest time," and "most popular." They all will route you on roads or trails, but they depend on having those (routable) roads and trails on the actual GPS unit. Routable roads and trails are usually found on maps that you can load on the device (or ones that have been preloaded). But it's important to not that not all maps are routable. If you are loading new or custom maps onto a GPS, you must make sure they are labeled as "routable" if you want to use them in route calculations. Otherwise the unit will default to straight lines.
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