Bryton Rider 420 Wireless GPS Bike/Cycling Computer. Compatible with Bike Radar, 35hrs Long Battery Life, Navigation with Turn-by Turn Follow Track. Bluetooth ANT Bicycle Computer

I bought this bike GPS unit to replace the old Garmin Edge 520. Bryton Rider 420 became my choice as it provides all the essential functions and data for significantly lower price.The battery life is excellent. I took it for a long ride today and I don't think the battery level changed noticeably. With my prior head unit, I had to recharge after every long ride.The hardware of Rider 420 is nicely built. The unit feels pretty sturdy. Screen is sharp and easy to read. It's simple to keep the back light on in low light situations. This head unit captures satellite signals very quickly and accurately. It connects quickly with other devices (I connected this with Assioma pedal power meter).The unit also syncs easily with 3rd party apps (I use Komoot for route planning and Strava for ride record keeping).Overall I'm quite happy with this purchase. This unit works exactly as advertised and is pretty sufficient for most riders. Granted there are no fancy software functions like live segment KOM. But for capturing all the relevant ride data and providing route direction, this unit works well.

Has lots of options and was easy to sync to several 3rd party apps. Only thing is you do have to wear a chest strap for heart rate but it does track a lot of things. Speed, Cadence, HR, Elevations gained, Avg and Max Speed. Watts produces and Map downloads. Also 2 Bike Options settings.

Got this bike computer to replace 8 years old bike computer. Is a great bike computer if you only use it as that, the instructions aren't clear on how to set up some of the features, also if you want to use it to track your rides and achievements, you need to use an app, so this way it can communicate with thirds party software like Strava et all. There is the big downside of this computer, I did tried several times to make this computer to upload my rides to the app, and nothing worked, I did contact costumer service and it didn't help either. So in a few words, good bike computer, bad app. I don't know how long the battery life really is, I will guess something around 12 hrs., no the 35 hrs. that it claims.

The setup was straightforward enough, I used the Bryton manual and found all I needed there. Sensors, both Bryton’s and a Garmin connected immediately. The DI2 computer also connected as soon as I tried to pair. I got less than 35 hours in the first charge, but it was over 20 and I charged it when the indicator showed 25%. Very pleased. I saw some people say it was difficult to turn on and off with the computer in the mount. It is a little, but it’s also only a quarter turn to take it out and replace, so not a problem for me.

I just wanted a basic bike odometer/speedometer. This is that and so much more. I had no problems getting it and it's software set up, and with the basic holder, I have no problem with the location of the buttons.It has added motivation to my rides with it's mapping and elevation information. Good value and good product (at least so far).

Love the Bryton 420 Cycling computer. It's accurate, easy to use and connects to the GPS satellites and sensors quickly. I'm not a huge fan of the button placement but am used to using it now and was definitely not a deal breaker for me. Would definitely recommend this product to other cyclists.

Es la primera vez que tengo un ciclo computador, no espera menos de él; existe en el mercado otra gama que cumple con otras funcionalidades como pantalla táctil y mapa de recorrido en el momento, sin embargo, para el precio, y accesorios, tiene un buen precio.

Es un muy buen producto, pantalla de buen tamaño, mucha exactitud en los datos, rápido emparejamiento y descarga automática a la app active. Muy buena conectividad con otros dispositivos y la posibilidad de sincronizar con potenciometro. Números grandes