CYCPLUS GPS Bike Computer, Wireless Cycling Computer, ANT+ Bluetooth Bicycle Speedometer Odometer IPX6 Waterproof, Rechargeable with 2.5″ Screen for Bikers Outdoor Cycling (New Upgraded)

i like the readability its easy to see and this one you can set the odometer it has a c8 option for it i find this interesting as its advertised as not having the ability but mine has it which is cool the one issue i have is the temp gauge is inaccurate constantly reading temps between 87 and 95 degrees i even tried calibrating it by putting it in the fridge which brought the temp down to 44 then it rose slowly back up and again stopped at 87 degrees at the time of calibration outside temp was 76 my theory is it is being thrown off by battey temp overall this is very accurate with speed and odometer readings the temp is not that big of a deal but it would be nice if it worked i just received this today so if anything goes wrong ill update my reviewupdate the temp gauge finaly started working correctly i took awhile but it reads correct now everything is working really good i am happy with this computer so far and this is the white one which you also set the odometer it is c8 in options

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So far so good. Some say it was hard to set up, I didn’t find that to be an issue. It takes a little bit of time to find the satellites but once it does, it seems to holds on

My husband and I are avid cyclists. He has a very high-end bike computer but I was looking for something much more affordable that provided a good range of data. The Cycplus M2 knocked it out of the park. Easy to read, with the Cycplus Heart Rate Monitor arm band (I strongly suggest buying this too) I have all the info I need, at a glance, in real time. My husband purchased cadence and speed sensors to round out my equipment and - wow - my cycling has taken a whole new trajectory. Can't recommend this enough.

I regret buying this. GPS is inaccurate and is not user friendly.

I just can't recommend a GPS device that regularly inflates distance traveled by 20%+ (I saw up to 50%). I think it was okay in wide-open areas, but any trees and it became a problem. I never saw this with my CYCPLUS M1, which I loved but left at a trailhead. I wouldn't even care if it was just reported incorrectly on-screen, but Strava uses the distance reported by the device, not the distance of the track matched to its route data - and I want my Strava data to be accurate within 5% or so. It also wreaked havoc on Best Efforts and such (50mph+ averages for segments and the like).The screen is quite easy to scratch, but that can be mitigated with a screen protector.It's a shame, because there's so much else to like: it connected well to my heart rate strap and power meter, battery life is good, I love the form factor, and the screen is easy to read. Just can't recommend a device that doesn't perform its primary function well in most conditions.UPDATE: CYCPLUS support is responsive, and said they intend to make improvements in the next version.

There's a lot to like about this device. There's no wiring or connecting you have to do, it's all GPS. It's a nice size and the speedometer is easily read. Unfortunately, what I really need to know is accumulated mileage and if there's a way to find that I haven't figured it out. Pictogram instructions and trial and error haven't worked for me.

I got this for my RC cars/trucks to know what they are running in speed runs and got the results of them and made sure it was an accurate reading and used my car's speedometer to test this one and it's on the nose of the same speed, also having the app makes it better to see the results, easy to use and easy to setup and I'll make sure to get another one if my car speedometer has stopped working, awesome product for bicycle, radio control or anything else