Bryton RIDER 750E GPS CYCLE COMPUTER, Black

The Bryton Unisex's Rider 750T GPS Cycle Computer Bundle is a promising cycle computer that offers many capabilities and functions found in top-tier devices without breaking the bank. The device is easy to set up and has a responsive touch screen with vivid colors. The audible beep/alert feature is also noticeable even in busy traffic. One standout feature of the Bryton 750 is its online maps functionality. However, to fully utilize this feature, you need to pair the device with a mobile phone that has mobile data. The re-routing function will not work without a mobile data connection, so if you find yourself in an area with no signal or if your phone's battery dies, re-routing will not be possible. However, if you are following a pre-loaded route, the device will notify you if you go off course. The device also supports offline maps, allowing you to upload FIT, BDX, and GPX files. You can link your Strava, Komoot, and Ride GPX accounts directly on the Bryton app to load pre-planned maps. However, one drawback is that when using pre-loaded maps, the device will not re-route if you get off course or turn into the wrong street. The Bryton 750 includes a point of interest (POI) marker on offline maps, which allows you to tag specific places. This feature is useful for noting food stops, checkpoints, or other points of interest. However, there are some issues with the POI feature, as it sometimes loads the map of Taipei, Taiwan instead of the actual map you loaded. The route planning feature on the Bryton app is reported to be a headache, especially if you have big fingers. It is recommended to use a PC to create routes, although the functionality of the site is poor. The voice search function is also problematic, as it may not find the desired location if it is pronounced incorrectly or in a noisy area. Additionally, when using the app to locate a place, it creates a pre-loaded file that does not offer re-routing if you go off course. The Bryton mobile app has a basic interface that could use improvement. However, it does allow real-time modification of the data displayed on the device. The heart rate sensor, cadence sensor, and speed sensor all work properly and are easy to pair. Another positive feature is the auto-upload of rides to Strava once connected to home Wi-Fi. Overall, the Bryton Unisex's Rider 750T GPS Cycle Computer Bundle is a great product that offers numerous features at an affordable price. However, the re-routing function and some aspects of the mobile app may need improvement. If these features are not crucial for you, this device is a steal.