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frank9755
You need to add the little in line Bluetooth thing if it didn't come already installed.
Once it's installed you can add a di2 screen to your garmin which shows what gear you're in, battery levels etc. Can also use that to change shifting mode and other things. Kind of handy but I don't use it much tbh.
As well as using the buttons to move screens you can also set double click and long presses to do specific things eg start/stop the route, start a lap etc. Again sometimes useful to be able to do those things with both hands on the bars.
Overall I think its a useful addition, but the Bluetooth widget is expensive for what it is and it feels like it should be bundled with the system as standard instead of an add on