XOSS G+ GPS Bike Computer ANT+ with Smart Cadence Sensor and Bluetooth Connectivity - Wireless Bicycle Speedometer Odometer, Waterproof MTB Tracker for All Bikes (Includes XOSS Heart Rate Monitor Support) Review

Connection issues between computer, sensor and phone on about 50% of rides. GPS works about 5 minutes after the start of the journey. Battery life isn't great either

XOSS G+ impressed me. The included free software works great. I tried one of the other programs but after a few weeks they wanted to charge me. I said forget it. The free XOSS software works better in my opinion. I also recommend getting their chest heart rate monitor.

Setting up the cycle computer is much easier with the Android app. GPS is accurate and finds satellites quickly. The Android app is very good. I attached the cadence sensor with a foam pad and two zip ties. The computer handlebar mount works very well. At the moment the computer's battery lasts 2 weeks with about 2 hours of daily use.

and it has very good GPS. Just sync with Strava. I had a Garmin Edge 520 Plus that wouldn't sync to my iPhone. I sent it back and received the XOSS G+. The only negative is the direction. Not very clear. To do this, you must use the app. Install it. To sync settings, there is a red dot on the settings page in the top left corner of the application. Touch it and it will sync.

I have been using cateye computers for many years. They're easy to set up and the instructions include all the information you need to get set up. This device has a very limited set of instructions and does not provide information on how and where to get the data that needs to be entered for setup. The only thing I could find online is a PDF with the same instructions I already had. GPS never showed up online. Always read 0.0 km/h. I couldn't sync the cadence sensor to the device. After too…

Easy to set up, use and read the display. Has an automatic pause. No more smelly magnetic sensor pickups. The cadence sensor is easy to install. The powerful battery lasts a long time. Fairly accurate speed, distance and cadence compared to older Cateye models. But the cumulative increase isn't even close (the only negative). However, this issue has been resolved in the Strava app on a phone where the XOSS app was linked to the Strava app while loading the map data into Strava. I just record…

I used it for a week of desert biking near Mesa, Arizona and another 2 weeks of inline skating. I bought an extra speed/cadence sensor and heart monitor. It's easy to connect to the sensors and set up through the phone app. It's also handy for recording rides and uploading data to Strava. It's a decent bike computer for the features that work. But then it doesn't work for simple things that my 1988 Vetta bike computer could: The XOSS G+ doesn't record any data if the GPS signal doesn't change…

I've tried using this product several times but it got so annoying I just gave up and ordered something else. Here are some problems I found: 1) Even if you have a speed sensor, it still needs a GPS to get other functions (e.g. travel time, distance). With a sensor installed, one would expect the computer to rely on the sensor's information when the GPS loses lock, but that is not the case. If you lose GPS reception, the speed sensor will show you the speed but not the distance or time of…