“Used for a few rides now. The hardware seems excellent. It represents great value for money in my opinion. Easy to set up, pairing a cadence and heart rate monitor. Easy to read in daylight, back light for night riding.
If your a beginner or just getting serious with your cycling, or on a tighter budget than some and don't want/need navigation then I highly recommend the Rider 15. Having hard data about your fitness and technique is very helpful in improving your performance.
The major down side is the mobile app (Android at least). The Bluetooth connection between the app and the device is very flakey and it's almost impossible to get the thing to sync rides. Easier to just plug it in to a computer and use the website. Sync from the Bryton system to Strava seems to work great though. Would be 5 stars if the app worked.”
“As far as bike computers go this is definitely one of them. Easy to fit. Lots to read to get your head around it. Not the most intuitive thing in the world. But then - it’s not an iPhone.”
“Honestly prefer it to my old Garmin, fast to find satellites and displays all the info I need on my typical rides. User interface is a bit different, but you get used to it with time. Would definitely recommend for someone who just wants a bike computer that just works without all the extra faff.”
“OK product. Pairing with the cadence sensor drops intermittently. Cannot compensate for temporary short loss of the GPS signal, e.g. riding under a shade that is 50m long.”
