Premium Waterproof Smart Bike Speedometer Computer

73 reviews for Premium Waterproof Smart Bike Speedometer Computer

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   Xavier WilkinsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Im very very happy with this wireless cycling computer i have only taken one short trip am looking forward to full ride out and a few jumps to see how...More

   Im very very happy with this wireless cycling computer i have only taken one short trip am looking forward to full ride out and a few jumps to see how it handles a few bumps and bruises however so far i had a wired catseye wired and this is a upgrade to wireless color is peaceful didnt take but 3 minutes to install on bike and it works my fork is heavy duty 2 and my other bike is a fat tire i use to get a extra fun workout had to move transponder to the side on that one however it worked and they sent enough straps thanks for a good product at a great price im a happy xonsumer
   

   Rumaisa FinchVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   THE ONLY THING WRONG IS THE COMPUTER MOUNT DOESN'T LOCK WELL HAVE ALMOST FALLEN OFF
   

   Rizwan MarshallVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This came in very handy so I could track my rides. It's water resistant and that's good. It's worth the purchase I've never had any issues.
   

   Raife ChurchVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I read allot of reviews/issues installing this item and hopefully my picks will help some of you. So before the package even arrives I receive a gramm...More

   I read allot of reviews/issues installing this item and hopefully my picks will help some of you. So before the package even arrives I receive a grammar ignoring email telling me to contact the seller instead of leaving a negative review(see pick). Doesn't bring feelings of confidence. I review my entire experience. Not just the product. Lucky for me I've installed several of these bike computers before. So I don't need the instructions as much. But I did notice that they weren't very descriptive. The spoke magnet needs to come close as possible to the sensors two arrows. I aligned the magnet in-between them.I originally wanted to mount on the NECK of my bike. But the unit was just to big for the location and had to go with bar mount. I'm used to a different model as far as lay out goes. And this one will take some getting used to. Over all it's ok. Figuring out how to swap the mounting position was my only issue.(only to find out the position won't work for my bike!LOL). Push down the center with a small screw driver until you hear a "click". then the whole thing slides out allowing you to turn it. I also received another email from the company telling me it was ok to review their item. Now that it was apparent I didn't need there help. So here it is. It's a decent computer for the money. A little big. But until I can use cell phone g.p.s. this will do. I would use it on another bike. Will update as needed when I start putting serious miles on this.
   

   Neel BeaumontVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Wish I could give it 5 stars but... it doesn't come on automatically and it doesn't keep its light preference setting. I literally have to turn it on ...More

   Wish I could give it 5 stars but... it doesn't come on automatically and it doesn't keep its light preference setting. I literally have to turn it on every time or it doesn't keep track of my mileage, and every time the light turns off it defaults to short light (like 30 seconds of light) which is terrible when I'm riding at night and need the light to stay on for as long as I'm traveling.
   

   Marie FitzgeraldVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Instructions a little hard to understand but good product
   

   Lena RichmondVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This bike computer is much easier to use than my old SunDing and my wife's Bell 200. The display is larger. The set up is very easy, and you can easil...More

   This bike computer is much easier to use than my old SunDing and my wife's Bell 200. The display is larger. The set up is very easy, and you can easily change modes by simply pressing the oval mode button. I love this computer and immediately bought my wife one for her bike. Installation time was about 10 minutes.
   

   Layla McgregorVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   works good and has large display. I sometimes get lost in the options but it is a plus to have actual temp where you are at and not from some down tow...More

   works good and has large display. I sometimes get lost in the options but it is a plus to have actual temp where you are at and not from some down town based weather ap. Mounted easily to the top of my goose neck on my mountain bike and looks great. Goes to sleep fast to save battery life. I have been in the rain a few times and did not get the vapor inside like my last so called water proof computer.
   

   Kamal LamVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I used my own heavy weight black zip ties as others ended up using. I want to make sure the computer stays mounted and the sensor fixed in place when ...More

   I used my own heavy weight black zip ties as others ended up using. I want to make sure the computer stays mounted and the sensor fixed in place when riding over rough terrain. The Bike Computer is quit nice in features. It doesn't have cadence but does have RPM which can be used to set and maintain a given pace. The setup is a bit tricky as you cycle through the different settings and if you accidentally push the advance button before you should have then you must start at the first setting and go through each one a second time. Not a deal breaker. Mounting of the pickup and magnet was straightforward and the spacing is more generous then competing units in this price range. I would have given 5 stars were it not for the fact I needed to use my own zip ties. As for accuracy I haven't ridden next to a car or another biker to determine if the speed is correct for the circumference I entered. TIP: I have Specialized Nimbus Sport, 650B x 2.3" big tires so to determine the circumference I applied black electrical tape to the outer circumference of the tire then rolled the bike forward until the tape ends met. I removed the tape from the tire and measured in inches (if you can't measure in metric units) then used an inch to millimeter website to determine the exact millimeters to enter into the unit. I would recommend this unit if you want features in an affordable Bike Computer.