Bryton cycle computer

[mike9009]

Hi

I'm after a new GPS cycle computer.

I have had a Garmin 200(?) for about eight years and the battery doesn't last long enough now.

Therefore, I am considering a Bryon 320e as a replacement. I don't need navigation.

Any experiences? What is the app like? Anything else to consider in the sub £100 segment?

[Paul Drawmer]

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

I'm happy with the Xoss G+.

Once set up, I switch it on, start recording, do the ride, stop recording, synch with phone app. The phone app then auto uploads to Strava.

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07XDF2RDY/r...

[Mutts]

i picked up a Bryton Ride 310 from Bookface rather cheaply. It talks to the combined cadence/speed sensor and the cheap HRM belt no problem. GPS is fast to pick up satellites. Start recording ride, stop when done. Sync to phone, Shows the route taken, height gained and lost, gradient, HR & lots of other stuff. Uploads to bryton's own website along with Strava and a few other sites. It was well worth the £30 i paid.

[Gribs]

I had a Bryton rider 20 that was a piece of junk. It had a dodgy proprietary cable for charging and syncing, when it'd connect the software was crap, and eventually it stopped connecting or charging.

I currently use a XOSS G+ which is cheap, easy to use and reliable.