Cycloving Wireless Bike Computer, Bicycle Speedometer with 2.8 Inch LCD, White Backlight, IPX6 Water Resistant Odometer Bike Accessories

This computer has a great display and it's easy to use.Likes: the display is good and easy to read, it doesn't wobble when mounted, the wireless sensor was easy to install, it works as promised.Dislikes: the instructions are poorly written in English (it's a Chinese manufacturer and they did a great job, but it isn't a great translation), mounting using the supplied strips was cumbersome, it uses 2032 batteries to keep the weight down but they run out pretty quickly, it's always on which is unnecessary and leads to the battery draining. This is more my bike than the design, but I had to move around the magnets to mount them without interferring with the spokes.The biggest dislike is the lack of physical buttons. The touch controls are cumbersome to use especially while biking or setting options. It's cumbersome to set the bike diameter for example. And then it gets reset whenever the batteries are changed. There is a stopwatch to determine the time elapsed but even that is a bit cumbersome to use. It should allow me to quickly, with a button, start a new trip. It resets the trip odometer, elapsed timer, max speed, avg speed, etc... to record my trip. It would be nice if these were options to control what gets reset and what doesn't. It's not an expensive computer and you get a great value for the money. It does work very well once set up.

So far I have been pleasantly surprise with the product. The only issue I have encountered is the clamp that holds the speedometer becomes loose fairly easily, in my opinion the screw that tightens the clamp is very small so it does not provide enough support. Otherwise very nice product for the price.

First, product is made ok. Parts are pretty good. Numbers are large and readable while riding.But. . .More often than not, when you stop for longer than a few minutes, it may reset, requiring you to start all over with inputting ALL the setup information. This also happens if you take the device off the handlebars too (for instance when carrying your bike on a vehicle).This takes several minutes to do. Stop for a water break, bathroom break, start all over. And the ride information up to then, gone.Just not worth the trouble and aggravation.

I purchased this in the winter of 2018 sometime and it's no longer listed in my past orders meaning they must've removed or changed the product I purchased? Anyway, used it for the first time yesterday and was pretty easy to set it all up. But it clearly states on the instructions that it has an auto off feature where it shuts off after no use for 300 seconds. This is false. It never turns off. You have to remove the battery for it to turn off which means you have to re-enter the info everytime you want to use it. And that is very cumbersome. All I use if for is distance and speed anyway so all the other stuff matters none to me. Also, the temperature feature said it was 107 the whole time when it was only 84. Not sure what's going on there. obv somebody messed up the math which makes me wonder if the math for distance and speed is incorrect also. It works for what it's supposed to but having to take the battery out everytime is very annoying.

I was unsure if I wanted to purchase they item but the reviews were good so I ordered it. The directions are just OK and the youtube video is not great. I have had it for one week and it works great. I love the temperature function. As with any bike computer there is a slight learning curve but it is easy to use.If there is anything wrong with the computer is it has more functions than what is needed. There are 2 settings for 2 different bikes which I do not understand the need because you have to completely remove it from your bike to another bike.The bottom line is its a good value and it has more features than you will ever need

Product is ok.It keeps going on and off.After looking into it; it looks like the battery contacts were ‘loose’ with the metal contacts in the device. So I folded a small piece of paper to help secure the contacts over the battery and it’s been working since. No lost of power.The grip for the handlebar is also loose without using the rubber grip provided, but you’d have to cut a small piece to fit the clamp onto the handle bar since using the whole strip, the clamp will not close.Other than these mods, it’s working ok. Just needed something to track mileage count, time, distance, and aesthetic.

The cyclometer mounts relatively easily. The magnet couldn't be mounted in the stock location due to tight clearances between the spokes and fork. This was easy to work around. The display is easy to mount, and once mounted, is easy to read. HOWEVER - there is a loose ball inside that rattles and vibrates as one rides, and sounds like something on the bicycle needs to be tightened. It is very annoying, and had I known about this "feature," I most certainly would NOT have purchased this cyclometer. (The ball works to "wake up" the cyclometer - I really wish they would have used a mercury switch instead.)

This is my first ever computer monitor. I've always used a watch. But it's so nice. Never have to remember to track anything or wait for GPS to connect. One thing that I do find annoying is the button responsiveness. I have to hit the 'set' button harder than the 'mode' button.