Zwq Waterproof Speedometer Multi Function Display Speed Accessories Review

My husband is a maintenance technician and can repair or install almost any mechanical device and has found it difficult to install. It worked properly when he installed it, but didn't work when he first got on the bike. We have a replacement and it seems to be working fine.

Bought for my RadRunner E-Bike. As is often the case with such electronics, the instructions are difficult to read and understand. I followed the video of installing a similar device from another manufacturer. When I finally figured out and deciphered the instructions, it all ended well. Easy to read and accurate!

I just received my X002LNPRD5 wireless cycle computer. It was easy to install although we were a bit confused with the instructions. I used the supplied but unexplained rubber O-ring to tether the computer (odometer) to my bike's handlebars. I hope that's what it was meant for. It has a nice big screen for showing stats. The computer can be easily removed for storage.

Easy enough to install and seems to work so I threw the box away and my wife started using it about a week later. I have set up many speedometers so I know how to set everything up. The odometer and speedometer began to work intermittently. Adjusted the place for the magnet and even changed the transmitter battery, although the test showed good results. Once it worked for sure, and then it was impossible to trust the mileage. Now the buttons are completely out of order and the clock does…

It was difficult for me to get all the settings on the computer to work, but I'm not a computer guru either. From what I read in the manual everything is lost when you change the batteries. So make a note of the tire size as it is in the metric system. I had a large rubber band left over and I didn't know where it went. I've used it 6 times and love its features like the ability to have a backlit background and the large numbers and letters make it easy to read, seems accurate based on the…

general recommendation - pay a little more and get a better unit Cons - terrible (and non-existent) instructions - I could only tune as I had another similar one Device is the Finicky. Unlike other devices, you have to try a lot to get the sensor, magnet and display on your bike or it just won't work. This is compounded by bad instructions. Pros: Once you figure it out and get over your frustrations, this might work for you. The display is large and offers multiple data points

I've waited too long to install this computer on my bike. When I installed it, the return period had expired. Otherwise I would have sent it back. The instructions were difficult to understand and incomplete. It looks like the directions were written by someone who doesn't speak English very well. I had to understand all the functions of the computer by trial and error because the instructions didn't help. A very big disadvantage of this computer was that in order to reset all the settings…

My old bike computer finally dropped dead. Arizona Heat, probably. I found this on Revain, ordered it on Prime and it was here the next day. Very easy installation. Pull out the battery saver bars, follow the programming instructions and you're good to go. The product seems well made for the money and after the trip it works perfectly too. It got 4 stars from me. What kept it from 5 stars were 2 things. The zip ties they send appear to be cheap Chinese goods. I doubt they will last very long…