Lixada Wireless Bike Computer USB Rechargeable Wireless Bicycle Cycling Computer Bicycle Speedometer Odometer&Bike Computer Mount Holder(Optional)

All in all, this appears to be a well-made product. Similar to the handlebar mount on a Sigma computer, the handlebar mount uses a neoprene O-ring for a snug fit. A great feature of the product is that the unit can attach to the mount at right angles four different ways allowing you to fit it to the stem. If you plan to install the spacer foam on the handlebars, you'll need to use it. A CR2032 battery (included) powers the sensor unit, which has a rubber O-ring seal. Using it on suspension forks works really well because you can get the sensor close to the magnet without much trouble. I found the display to be better than my old Sigma BC700, but my old eyes find it difficult to read the smaller numbers in the lower part of the display. It is very easy to set up, because the setup is initiated by pressing the mode button long enough, which makes it more convenient than some computers with miniature, recessed reset buttons. After stopping your bike, it seems to take about 4 seconds for the computer to shut down, so that means my average speed measurements differ from my other computers that have auto start/stop features, like It is great that with a single long press of the set button, you can restore all trip data (time, av speed, max speed, trip distance) from the previous trip. In particular, I needed a computer that could record trip distance up to two decimal places It is surprising that they are so When I compared the Lixada's trip distance with my Sigma, which I spent a lot of time calibrating on a known course, the Lixada slightly underestimated the distance, but not much. Rather than using the actual 2205 wheel circumference as in the Sigma, I have to set the wheel circumference to 2237 to match the distance reading. It then overestimates the speed of the Lixada. As mentioned above, one of the main disadvantages of the Lixada is that it displays trip time in hours and minutes using four I have never done a ride over 6 hours, and not many people do, so I don't know As a comparison, the Sigma shows trip time in hours, minutes, and seconds, up to nine It is more than enough to have 59. Upon delivery, the rechargeable battery was at one bar of charge, which is 20% capacity, but when charged it at least reached five bars, which should have been a good indication of battery life yet because it has been presumably low for a period of.

Mira Poole

| Feb 26, 2021

I loved this cyclocomputer, but I didn't have to buy the attachment item that was advertised right next to the cyclocomputer. Instead, it came with its own attachment to the bike so I didn't have to buy anything else. My $8 purchase of the additional attachment had me regretting it. This won't be used by me, so I paid 99 cents for As I mentioned before, I have already attached the cyclocomputer to my bike with the straps that came with it. There was no description of the attachments included in the description, which was why I bought the additional item since it was advertised with a cyclocomputer.

Francis Bentley

| Mar 12, 2021

I decided to buy a simpler, cheaper Lixada computer for my second bike after being happy with the Lixada computer I had on my old one (one that had a cadence feature). My experience with this one was nothing short of frustrating. When we finally got it synced with the wheel sensor, it would regularly miss registering the magnet while we were riding, resulting in faulty speed readings, which in turn caused the odometer to be out of sync. Other reviewers have mentioned this issue as well. It would have been better for me if I had paid attention to In addition to the first Lixada computer I received, I also obtained another one. I have had no issues with either of them Only a few dollars more (about five or ten dollars) was the cost. If you are looking for such a computer, look for one that counts cadence and comes with a dual sensor for mounting near your back wheel pedals.

Macie Gonzales

| Jul 30, 2021

The display of this item features a temperature, which is one of the main reasons I bought it. Most of the time, the temperature is inaccurate. There seems to be a 5-foot height restriction There is a high of 10 degrees F. Occasionally I experience a marked decrease in speed when I move a revolution or two. A sensor scan was missed, so this is most likely the cause. I have not seen a change in my overall distances as a result. With my phone app I tracked gps distance using the wheel settings in order to make sure that it would match. My first few attempts at using the mode controls have been a bit frustrating. There seems to be an unnecessary complexity to them.

Ocean Burke

| Jul 11, 2021

While I ride my bike, I also want to be able to read temperatures from it. I also want one that has metric and imperial units. Metric units are known as "English". Almost all of the functions of this device are available in an app for your smartphone, but you'll need to switch pages to do so. A small tablet and this "bike PC" are what I use. Last one is just for the map GPS (and doesn't affect anything else) The answer is yes, You may call). This device does bike trip monitoring, while the Lixada does bike tracking. The value of this product is excellent Describe the function.

Linda Moss

| Feb 07, 2021

The problem I had mounting it to my forks when I tried to utilize the product on both of my bikes was that it would hit spokes and wouldn't fit. I will likely return this product for a.

Brynn Mora

| Mar 28, 2021

It is very useful to have all the information you need all on one display
It is easy to install on the bike.

Frank Cline

| Nov 16, 2020