CYCPLUS GPS Bicycle Computer Wireless Bicycle Speedometer Cycling Computer IPX6 Waterproof Odometer GPS Speedometer Cycling G1

Absolutely brilliant bit of kit. Well lit up at night!! Compact, and does everything I need it to. Especially for under £30! Very accurate GPS for Speedometer reading! Simple to use. Charges via USB. Built in battery. I use it mounted to my motorbike.. it gets wet almost daily, and continues to work just perfect! You can set correct time by cycling through some of the settings. Go to C4 screen, and cycle through to 00, for UK GMT. And to display time, it's on the third cycle screen after you turn it on.. Press three times and you'll see clock in bottom left section. Top section will display Speed. What more do You need? Can't recommend this enough. Affordable, and very useful and simple. Money well spent. If you're wondering about buying it, stop wondering, and BUY IT!

Bought this to use on an import motorcycle which has a tiny indecipherable KMH speedo. Works pretty well, and the display is clear and easily readable. It doesn't update as a fast as wheel driven speedo, but this is the case for most GPS devices, and is more than adequate for normal road use. The instructions are pretty scant, but usable. Took me a minute to work out how to set the time (you set the time zone, so 0 for the UK) and it updates automatically. All in all a decent little device and good value at £30.

Brilliant and very accurate. Been using this on my motorbike for a couple of months whilst waiting for a replacement Speedo from the USA. This is accurate to a T. Long battery life as well. Really impressed.

I have a sports watch which gives me all the data I want when out on a ride, but with the state of the roads I find it risky sometimes to take my hand off the handle bars to check my watch. This little computer gives me everything I need at a glance. Easy to fit, no wiring required, clear display, charges off your phone USB charger. I still use my watch, linked to my phone, for a summary afterwards and to track my rides, etc, but for speed, time elapsed and distance during the ride at a glance, this is excelent. It does measure other variables, altitude, real time, etc, but I don't need those. On the downside, the display is not fully configurable, you pick from a few options, luckily one of them was just what I wanted. Also, as it is GPS based, it can take a minute or two to sort itself out after power up, so I sometines get two or three hundred yards before the display begins to update. If I lost it I would buy another.

The good: Seems to be well made. Good soft-touch buttons. Clear sharp display. Good battery life. The bad: Minimal instruction manual, no instructions on how to retrieve data from the device and upload it to Strava etc, very heavy and bulky for functionality (it essentially does the same as my old Garmin 25 mini GPS, but about 4 times the size and weight)

Used to replace a broken speedometer on an old motorbike. Very easy to mount, no wiring, accurate speed and distance travelled. It's also easy to read and permanently back-lit for night use.

Not sure why you would want altitude on a bicycle computer? If you're not firmly on the ground, you probably have more to worry about than your exact height above sea level ... Plus, I'm not sure how accurate it is: I apparently went into freefall from 500' to 40' in just a few seconds, while sitting on a bench 🤔 That said, I bought this somewhat hesitantly to replace an old wired (and wildly inaccurate) speedometer / odometer which recently fell off my bike somewhere. Being elderly, I was worried I wouldn't be able to set this up by myself, but in fact it was remarkably easy (partly luck, I think ...). And it picks up the satellite signal far better than my car's satnav does, too. It's great to have an accurate speed and distance; especially as I never remember to look at my watch both before AND after a ride. I'm even able to select / see the functions I want quite easily, much to my delight! However, this small electronic device has an easily scratched or damaged face, but doesn't come with any screen protector or storage case, which is daft. The mount is held on by elastic bands (4 supplied: 2 to use, and 2 spares when they snap), which never seem to hold things securely, and eventually stretch or snap, and lose your valuable equipment. I have already spent extra money on a storage case, and will need to fork out for a decent mount - so the price of this cycle computer is not such good value as it first appears. All in all, I'm happy with my purchase so far - I've bought a standard earphone case separately (see photos), as I don't want to be flinging this into my bag unprotected. MY BIGGEST COMPLAINT is - why does the computer insist on measuring the first almost TWO MILES in feet??? (9,999') I know it's just over a mile to one place I cycle to regularly, but I don't have the brain power to be doing complicated mental arithmetic while on the move (nor when later sitting down with a cuppa, for that matter). I only get a mile measurement on my way home. WHY ON EARTH ??? Maybe a few people actually need the feet measurement, but please make it possible to measure in miles from the start!!

Brought this for my imported motorcycle It’s spot on takes a few minutes to connect to gps but I don’t find that a problem.