🚴 Bryton Rider 750 GPS Bike/Cycling Computer - USA Map Edition, Color Touchscreen, Maps & Navigation, Smart Trainer Workout, Radar Support, 20-hour Battery, E-Bike Compatibility, ANT+ Sensor Support Review

Great device. Almost on par with Garmin 1030. GPS syncs a bit slower. The display isn't as clear as the Garmin in bright sunlight, but not bad overall. Voice navigation is a great tool for getting new directions on the go. I think this is the best resource on the 750. Navigation is very accurate, especially around turns and street names. The touchscreen is good and works well, but don't expect anything like a smartphone touchscreen. The battery does its job very well.

I have been using this computer for 5 months. I have used it several times on my fat bike during the winter. The lowest temperature I used was 15F/9C. Holds up pretty well with no problems. I've hooked it up to Bryton and non-Bryton sensors with no problems. Voice navigation works well. Remember that you need to connect your phone via the Bryton Active app to use voice navigation. The touchscreen is a little slow, but not bad considering the price. Overall, given the price, I give it a solid 5…

I've been using the Briton Rider 750 for 2 weeks. The block works well. I haven't had any issues with it in the short time I've been using it. The only problem I solved was the screen backlight issue. Turns out I found out by accident that the screen was set to night. When I switched it to the daytime setting, the screen became much more readable when driving in shaded areas. The problem was that the manual I downloaded doesn't mention the day and night settings. All in all it has worked well…

I've been searching and reading reviews of cycle computers online for a few weeks when I came across one about this Bryton. After spending a lot of time looking through many different bike computers and information, wondering if I really need this feature or that, I finally decided to give it a try. This decision was mainly due to the fact that I used my smartwatch for training for a long time. I've been on a few rides since I got them and I can tell you this was one hell of a cool upgrade. Not

I have owned the Bryton Rider 750 for three weeks now and have used it on 14 rides. I assembled the kit and couldn't get enough of the performance of this unit. The amount of real-time information I can access amazes me and makes my travels more enjoyable. The support software I downloaded to my phone (Bryton Active) allows you to see all the readings for each ride. Setup was surprisingly and pleasantly easy, and syncing the speed and cadence sensors was a breeze. My only complaint is that the…

For the price, this bike computer is hard to beat. It delivers all the data I expected and it only has a few downsides. It was a replacement for the Rider420, which suffers from terrible button design and crude assembly. The 750 fixes both of those problems. The handlebar mount is very solid and functional, and the buttons are very comfortable and intuitive. I like Bryton software. It provides more data than I expected and I have a hard time (for me) justifying the cost of Strava's premium…

This is an excellent unit that beats the Wahoo Bolt and Garmin Edge 530 I've bought in terms of price and features . I ultimately went with it due to quality issues with the Bolt (v2) and the touchscreen/phone setup compared to the Edge 530. I haven't had any issues with the main unit and am very happy with my decision. After each ride the data is automatically synced to the Bryton Active and I have no problem updating the firmware (with the latest firmware R059.013.0005). Battery life is good…

When I was looking for a replacement for my outdated Garmin Edge 1000 that had been dying of battery for a long time, I was looking at Wahoo and Hammerhead devices when I came across the Bryton. At first glance, it almost looks like a direct replacement. Same screen size, same resolution. Pairing with ANT+ radars (but I only know of Varia), pairing with ANT+ (or Bluetooth) sensors. Plus turn-by-turn navigation. I put it in quotes because this is a follower of this device. I love the device…