Garmin, a publicly owned company founded in 1989 and headquartered in the U.S., employs approximately 8,210 people. Its primary business is the design and manufacture of consumer electronics, specifically GPS-enabled devices. These products range from handheld and portable units to fixed-mount systems, and serve various sectors including automotive, outdoor recreation, fitness, marine, and aviation. Garmin's offerings encompass navigation, communication, and information technologies within these markets.
Garmin released a Bontrager edition of the 1030, featuring an all-black design and including all Garmin mounts. A recent podcast episode discussed new watches from Garmin, alongside products from OnePlus, Amazfit, and Beats. A wireless sensor for monitoring pedaling cadence was also announced; this sensor features easy installation and transfer between bicycles.