🚴 Wireless Bike Computer - Sigma BC 9.16 ATS Review

I like this cycle computer because of its display and because it's easy to provide the rider with basic information. In the beginning it was quite difficult to program the computer, but go ahead. Once you receive it you will be happy and maybe question your understanding of How To. It's small, so initially it can be quite difficult to manage the back button when the font button is pressed. If you really study and understand the included instructions, you will finally "get it". The quality seems

Sigma makes a great bike computer that is easy to use. I bought this to replace my Sigma BC1009 (with cable) which broke after 8 years of use (my fault not the product). Good: BIG DISPLAY, easy to use, easy to install, accurate. Bad: The settings button is finicky. Note. Sigma displays current speed in 0.2 increments (km/h and mph) instead of tenths. It also shows a speed comparison if you are greater than + or - 0.5 of your current average. However, your average and maximum speeds are…

Sigma bike computers work well. You are not sexy. But you can count on them to work flawlessly and give you the information you need on the go. This is my fifth Sigma and everything works fine, easy to install and easy to use. The 9.16 has all the right features (no cadence) with a clear display showing speed, time, distance and average ride pace (at, over or under). The sensor battery had to be changed during installation because the device had been waiting for me on the shelf for too long…

I bought it in June 2018. I don't drive often, I only drive in the summer and early fall. The problem is in the sensor. I spent a lot of time fiddling with the battery thinking that was the problem, but after testing a battery I was using and then a new one, I found that it wasn't the battery. Unscrewing the battery cover is not possible, but even after tightening it and making sure the sensor is aligned and close to the magnet on the spoke, I concluded that the sensor is defective. I will not…

I have another Sigma bike computer (wired) on one of my other bikes. Has been working flawlessly for over 5 years with one battery change. I decided to go wireless on my carbon bike so I went with the Sigma. The computer worked fine for about 10 months and then it started giving strange readings - mph never went above 4, trip route was skewed (compared to Map My Ride), eventually it just stopped logging any data. I've replaced both batteries and followed the troubleshooting tips on the Sigma…

Someone else reported this issue so I wanted to add my own so people know it's not the same user. There is a small button on the back of the device that you need to press to change the settings. The button is so hard to press even using the tip of a pen. It also took me AT LEAST 30 minutes to go from kilometers to miles. Every time I tried to install it it jumped to something else. Then after all that I tried to attach it to my spin bike and there was no place to put it. The part that goes on…