DREAM SPORT Bike Computer Bicycle Speedometer and Odometer 16-Function Wired Bike Computer Waterproof DCY016

I'm now the proud owner of my second of these units. The first bike is so good that I bought another of the same model when I needed a second. The wired model appeals to me due to its dependability - Many wireless models appear to be less reliable. This device records all of the information I require and is simple to calibrate and operate. My first unit has now logged over 3000 miles and 9 months of use, and the original battery is still working perfectly. If you're looking for a wired bike computer, this is the one to get.

Paisleigh York

| May 14, 2021

love it! I have a bicycle with a unique design. It's an electric bike that sits low to the ground, and there's about a 32" gap between the sensor and the center of the handlebars where I need to fasten it. I tried using wired computers, but the distance was too great, and they only worked occasionally. It was extremely aggravating, so I returned them all. I believe there are three or four of them. So I went out and bought some wired computers, but the sensor cables were always too short, so I returned them. I'm overjoyed that I finally came across this Dream Sport Cycle Computer. The cable is long enough to reach the 32" and is in excellent condition. I like that it includes a very accurate thermometer, as well as speed and distance. Oh, and there's also a clock and a timer. It was also very simple to set up. I'm so glad I came across this cycle computer; the price and accuracy are unbeatable. This is a product that I wholeheartedly endorse.

Raquel Heath

| Aug 23, 2021

This vendor has reached out to me three times to ensure that I am satisfied. I can tell they genuinely CARE by the tone (and purpose) of their emails. It's encouraging to see this. And it hasn't been like some vendors, who use their "follow up" emails to simply ask customers to leave a review. As a result, I would do business with this firm again without hesitation. br>br>This computer was loaded onto my second mountain bike, which I transport from coast to coast for some island biking events. As most of these computers install the same, I was able to set it up quickly. Other than using their calibration chart to input my tire size, I don't recall using the included instructions; installing bike computers is similar to setting up a smart phone. There's no need for 'instructions' after you've done it a few times. Or is it simply a "guy thing"? I was able to test my computer and check the mph readings because I have a nearby neighborhood radar (speed) detecting sign. By using the calibration chart provided in the instructions, I was able to get it exactly right, and everything else appears to be in working order. br>br>The display unit is a good size, not too big or too small, and the readout display is easy to read. I was concerned that the white color of the unit would be too noticeable. When mounted on any of my bikes (of various colors), however, it looks great. I won't go into a lot of other technical details about this unit because I haven't had enough time to test its accuracy. This unit, however, is excellent value for the money. br>br>I've had a lot of bike computers over the years. There are too many to count, which is a good thing because it means I have a lot of bikes. There are various brands of wired and wireless bike computers. I've never paid more than $30 for it because it's not really necessary unless you're a weekend warrior who enjoys a lot of data or have a very strict core about what's going on during your workouts; I've been in both of those groups, but I'd rather spend my money on other things than a $ 150 watch. 00 - $ 300. 00 computer for your bicycle br>br>Most bike computers are easy to set up, and all you have to do is plug in the correct tire size to get an accurate reading. Most people will have trouble getting their computer to work unless they adjust the sensor's distance from the receiver. To get most computers to perform a readout, I had to fiddle with them. But once it's set, you're good to go (unless it gets smashed). Patience and trial and error are essential. I've probably only had to return two bike computers out of all the ones I've purchased. When I read negative reviews on bike computers, I get the impression that some of the people who wrote them didn't have much patience when it came to setting up their bike computer. It isn't difficult, but it does require some adjustment from time to time. br>br>Buy this computer because I believe you will be pleased with it.

Gianni Silva

| Apr 02, 2021

The wire didn't stretch far enough from the back wheel to where he could see the screen. As a result, the money was completely wasted.

Cecelia Holden

| Nov 15, 2021

First and foremost, I'd like to state that I've previously used a variety of wireless and wired bike computers. All of them were difficult to set up, and they frequently skipped MPH readings or failed to accurately record distance. I decided to put the Dream Sport through its paces to see what it was capable of and how well it would perform. The item was delivered promptly and in excellent condition. The setup went off without a hitch, and there were no issues at all. I didn't need to refer to the instructions for the initial installation because I had used so many of these before. It was also very simple to set up the computer for the proper settings. Refer to the included chart to ensure that your tire size is set correctly, as this is critical for accuracy. The tire size is printed on the side of your bike tire, along with prompts to set the correct time and whether you want standard (MPH) or metric (Km) speed measurement. You're ready to go once you've got everything in place. It also tells you how hot or cold it is. It includes both a long-term odometer and a distance measurement for individual rides. Overall, the performance, style, and readability left a lasting impression on me.

Yusuf Terry

| Jan 04, 2022

  The cycle computer is simple to use and set up, and the packaging is very delicate. The cycle computer is slim and doesn't take up a lot of room on the handlebar. The cycle computer has a wide viewing angle, and the data is easily visible from a variety of perspectives. It is well worth the money for these features.

Aitana McKenzie

| Jun 24, 2021

I bought this to replace a DOA Bell odo that I had bought previously. This is 100 times better in terms of size and functionality, as well as the fact that it works. There are a lot of features I don't need because I bought it solely for my indoor trainer. The cable is long enough to run from the very front of the rear tire frame to the horizontal bar of the frame (I'm not sure what that term means). section from the handlebar to the seat). On my bike, there is no interference, but to be sure, measure out some string and route the test piece. br>br>Accuracy is decent, but I only compared two Fitbits and my phone tracker. Both aren't completely accurate, but they're close enough for me to get the information I need. If I have some free time, I'll try to test the speed accuracy for the sake of it.

Kristian Dunn

| Mar 14, 2021